Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
MIS- SOULA news.
Branch Office Inter Mountain Publish
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IN CONVENTION
W0ODMEN OF THE WORLD IN
DELEGATES TO HEAD CAME,
Table of Water Rate of Discharge For
the Week-White Divorce
Proceedings.

AdOAe oI wafer rate OF For
the Week-White Divorce
Proceedings.
Missoula, June q.
The convention of the Montana camp
of the Woodmen of the World was called
to order yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
in Elk hall. There were 100 present.
Temporary Chairman e. ]. Glass of Hell !
ena and Secretary P. J.. Schelhorn, also
from Helena, were made permanent, and
the reports of TIL committees accepted,
and tn work Of the convention trans
acted without a hitch. Three delegates
We're selected to represent Montana at
the meeting of the head camp. which
convenes at Salt Lake August Is. The
delegates as chosen are: G. w. Ellis,
BOzeman: DR.. +. A. Griggs, Butte, and
M. r. Wilson, Livingston. Alternates,
G.. w. Farr, Miles City; J. Q. Dickens,
Marysville, and J. s. Croft, lewiston.
The delegates We're instructed to support
a.. 3. Keith for reelection az editor Of
the Pacific WOodman, official organ Of
the order. Numerous recommendations
We're made to the head camp IS to
changes in the constitution.
In the evening q most delightful ban
quelt and dance was given the visiting
members and camps guests at Elks'
hall. They danced until about 2 o'clock
and everybody mad a most enjoyable
time. The Ladies' Circle Of Woodcraft
also met in convention and elected Mrs.
C. c.. Curtis and Mrs. Silver of Butte,
Mrs. BISHOP Of Helena and Mrs. Enders
of Great Falls. VI. .--"".." "
Jack %Jeneklake was arrested last night
by Officer McGregor and is now locked
up in the county jail for stabbing
Charles Elge. 1t seems as il they were
all drinking in the Helena hotel and then
started across the track to the depot.
Elge was walking behind Jenelaks Wnen
he turned around and stabbed Elge IN
the breast. without any ~provocatlon
whatever, and then started to run away.
Heipaklxa, a cfum OF ran
along after him. calling and asking why
he struck Jeneklake: lie was also arrest
ed. They will be given a nearing tnfs
afternoon. .""
Two Indians, blind Joseph and Andrea,
complained that their horses were stoleh
: by some White men from where they
| were tied Sunday and taken to Bear
! Mountain, where they refuse to give
, them up. Officer Logan left for Bear
Mountain this afternoon. Upon learning
! that the theft was made in Granite
/, ty he a no jurisdiction there and came
back. &'-
NH. w lllldil ~ IRAN, ooh SAS
late Captain William E. Hall of Spokane,
and Miss Agnes H. House of Kansas
City, Mo-, were married last night at the
home of Mrs. Treveaille in South Mis-.
soula, Rev. Linley Of the Eplseopa.
! A. C. NewaM of Butte was best man and
!! Miss Elizabeth Walliams attended the
! bride Mr.. and Mrs. Hall leave today Tor
Spokane, Wash, where they will make
their future home.
As train No. 3, Month Coast Limited.
was coming down the grade b"tween
Gold Greek and Drummond yesterday
afternoon an eccentric cap broke ana
flew off, causing a delay OF one nour.
The delay would have been longer but
for the fact of a light engine happening
to leave Drummond shortly after NO. .,
and oyertaking the crippled train, push
ed it on to Gold Greek.
bro,ght in from Lolo yesterday by Off
Ger Corbett for exhibiting firearms. He
iu1nped Fred Linke's claim and when
Iinke was trying to drive him Off ne ex-
hibited firearms and the arrest followed.
He is out on $500 bonds. The officers are
subpoenaing witnesses in the case.
The 10 hoboes taken in yesterday for
drinking and quarreling on the banks OF
the R~attlesnake We're brought before
Judge Houtchens this morning. Seven
were given 10 days each, two Is days and
two let go and the others held for trial.
The local Ladies' Circle Of Woodcraft
entertained the visiting delegates of the
circle at a lawn party, given at the home
of Mrs. Graves on West Madison street,
from six to eight o'clock last night. Az
ter several interesting kodaks We're taken
of the crowd delicious refreshments were
served.
DIR. Spottswood of the N. p. hospital,
arrived yesterday from Minneapolis
vacation. The doctor will make a west
ern trip before resuming his duties at the
hospital.
Papers in divorce proceedings were
filed with the clerk of the court yester-
day in the case of Sarah D. White against
VIM. D. White, on the charge of aban-
Comment and desertion.
Rowland Higgins and Harvey A.
Houston arrived home from the Bishop
Scott college at Portland last night or
their vacation.
Mr.. E. L. Bonner and family arrived
on yesterday afternoons train home
from Europe and a winter spent In the
east. They report a delightful passage
free from storm or mishap.
George A. Cook of the Standard branch
Office force, is laid up with al attack of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Gorge Bowles, who has been visit
ing in the city returned to her home In
Bitter Roe yesterday.