Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-01
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Ian E. Allen, manager Inter Mountain
branch Once. p. o. News Stand.
BoZeman, g %.

Branch Once. z. o. News stand.
Bozeman, August g.
me gong has sounded the start in
poiiulcs II the campaign is now on. To-
night the 'faithful' assembled in their
several precincts and selected the men
VINO VIII form the body of the conven-
ton. To all appearances the slate went
through without a mishap and the reg
war republicans, who want to be free
lrom factional strife, have captured
everything and turned down for good the
poodle element of the party in a name
tsiat clearly proves that they mean to
Keep the party clean. While it is too
early to say who the delegates are, there
Is no mistake as to who they will repre-
sent and they want.
Montana horses seem to be in great
demand, judging from the numbe of
men who are securing GaIlatin county
1pr saddle horse, no less than three diff
,erent parties are in the market for well
broken horses for cavalry use and every
animal that fills the requirements is
snapped up forthwith and at figures
that would have purchased a consider
able bunch a few years ago when horse
flesh was a drug on the market. Be
tween the cavalry and the canning es-
Refreshments the Montana horse finds
himself a much sought after beast.
|
Reno Sales of this city, who recently
graduated from an Eastern college n
was offered a position by the Boston 4
Montana Mining company, states that
the job suits him to a IT" and the COM
pany will likewise be well pleased at
having secured him to look after their
interests in his line.
The grading of the papers handed in
by the young ladies who took the ex-
for school teachers certifi-
Gates on Saturday last has been COM
who found IL of the applicants entitled
to a certificate. while a few failed to at
tain the average necessary to pass.
The force Of the county clerks Office
is busy these days extending the taxes
on the assessment books and preparing
the same for delivery to the treasurer q
little later on, wfho will in turn take q
whack at the patient taxpayer.
Police Judge Smith is grinding away
each day and manages to have a few
victims On hand right along who unwil-
lingly interview him in his judicial ca
pacty. Twelve lawbreakers is the sum
ota of this weeks work and still they
come.
Henry Kennedy of Manhattan was in
LIN Why SoS VII '1>"
and left for home in the evening having
completed his numerous errands.
Doc Brady. an old-time Montanan.
now of st. IA5uis, was in town for a dav
in the interests of the firm he travels
that Doc does not know, nor is there
one that is not glad to see him bob up
/ once in 81 often.
l.. S. Storrs, Northern Pacific geolo-
giSt, with Qua here. left for
! the mountains this morning to look over
some land in hich the company Is in
tereSted.
i"fR. ID. Redman, the horse buyer. is reg
istered at the Rozeman and says that nj
I present trip is for the purpose of buyin,
mules, but that a suitable horse at a fig
ure to match will not be passed by with
out due consideration.
Il am glad to note you're enjoying TIN
| sour Mr.. Sharpey." said Mrs. Starvem.
."Oh, I amt taking it as soup. ma'am
replied tn boarder. rive got dyspepsia
and I heard hot water before meals was
good Observation-Disclosures Press.
FOREST RESERN VIZ llEU APPLICA.
TION.
U. S. Land Office at Helena. Mont, Aug
u, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that A. Il. Ham
mond, whose postof1ice address is Port
land, Oregon, has this day made appli
cation to select under the provisions o
Il the act of June 4. 1897 go Stat. 36) tn,
following described tract Lot 2, section
IS, south one-half southeast quartz
southeast quarter section 3, southwes
quarter southwest quarter. north one
half southeast quarter southwest quarte
] section 10 (u~nsurveyed) north one-hal
northwest quarter northwest quartz
section % lunsurveyed) township ! south
range 3 west NJ. NJ.
Within the next 80 days from date here
of protests or contests against this selec
ton on the ground that Land described
or any portion thereof. is more valuable
for it's minerals thar for agricultural
i purposes, will be received and noted TO
report to the Commissions of the Gen
i erai Land Office.
GEORGE D. GREENE. Register.
First publication August %. 1900.
FOREST RESERVE LIEU APPLTCA
TION.
i II. S. Land Office at Helena. Mont, Aug
81. 1900.
Notice is hereby given hat A. p. Ham
a mond, whose postOffice address is Port
land, Oregon. has this day made applica
ton to select under the provisions of tn
act Of June 4. 1897 go Stat, 36) the fol
lowing described tract: Lot 4. southwes
quarter northwest quarter west one-hal
southwest quarter of section S. and ives
one-half Of west One-half of section {
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