Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-20

Flathead agency arrived in Missoula last
evening from Butte.
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave a
ball at EDk's hall Tuesday night.
The fire department was called out
about II O'Clock Saturday morning by the
burning out Of a fue in the residence Of
Henry Worden. on East Main street.
While making the run, when the soft
Ghale with which Main street is being
graded was reached, Prince, one of the
veteran fire horses, fell, cutting his right
fore leg quite seriously and slightly skim
ming the other.
The brath of Boreas that famed the
cheeks of the deniZens of this section
with such fury as to lead them to believe
the King of the North had a jag" on,
continued from Friday night until Sun-
day, when evidences of Advancement be-
came observable. By noon the t1eecy
clouds dotted the empyreal blue and the
golden sunshine glistened from the re-
flecting white that covers the brown
BOSOM of Mother Earth.
P. S.-A second edition made it's APP
pearance in the afternoon and froze the
Struggling sunbeams into a condition of
~innocuous desuetude.
Lucille, daughter of Sheriff Curran, is
the latest to be affected by the measles.
Tt took seven stitches to close up a
cash in Allen Bishops forehead, which
was occasioned by falling against a
gate-post.
A Child of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Nc
Laughlin is suffering from the measles.
Hon. Thoma Marshall recently sold
a fine mounted moose head for $135.
Mrs. J. P. Rodgers of Hamilton is the
guest of Mrs. F. p. Keith.
Albert Miles is t~ransacting business in
Butte.
The sympathy of many friends is ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nc
Grath, whose 15-months'-o ld baby died
Saturday evening.
Henry Giguere OF st. Regis made
final proof Saturday on his timber and
stone claim.
The remains of Fl. H. Grant were
taken to Grantsdale yesterday for in
termerst, accompanied by Mrs. Grant and
family. Mr.. Grant died in California.
Mrs. George G1tarham has been seri-
olsly ill since Friday with hysteria and
nervous disorder at the home of her
uncie, Henry Wolf.
l.. Morrill,, who had been in Chicago
securing treatment for liver trouble, re-
turned home Saturday considerably inn
proved.
While on her way to the theater on
Saturday evening, Mrs. Connors' s hat
was blown into the turbid Missoula by
the high wind.
r. 0. Lipscomb, a knight of the quill,
who had been filing assignments at
Helena. paused while on his way to Spo-
kane and Victoria long enough to extend
the glad hand to the local fraternity.
Mr.. LipScomb carries a diploma from
the journalistic school of Charles A.
Dana, conducted the Herald six years
for James Gordon Bennett, was Ira
matte critic or the Mirror for six years,
took Creelnan's dictation at Port Arthur
when the Russians got their concession
from the Chinese empire, was at the
battle of San Juan hill, interviewed the
czar at st. Petersburg, Cleveland as to
the condition of his health when presi-
dent, bluffed Dan Lamont into setting
EN- up at the Waldorf-Astoria, advised
Dewey at the battle of Manila, scoope{i
the other boys by finding gold at Nome,
refused Nansen's Invitation to go to the
north pole as private secretary, f~erreted
out the Malta at New Orleans, is the
original assepartout of Verne's Around
the World in Eighty Days." His lates,
feat was the drinking of three cases OF
champagne at Butte with Charley Clark
at the recent emonstratio and a per-
sonat interview with his intimate friend,
Joe *. Toole, who confided in him the
state secret that he would be the next
senator with Mr.. Clark, from the effects
of which arduous Iabors hi is still sur
fering. E.
= Attorney John F. Patterson returned
Saturday from Chicago accompanied by
his family who awaited his decision to
make Missoula their future home.
Rev. Jacob Mills, presiding elder of
the conference of the Methodist Episco-
Pal church, filled the pulpit at the M. E.
church Sunday and Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charett of Four Mile left Satur-
a for a visit with friends and rela-
tons in the east.
Manager Williams of the Copper Fell
company, Who returned from Milwaukee
last week, went to Clinton yesterday.
The Gem theater was the scene of a
little excitement early Sunday morning.
when the dress of Anna Ellis, one of the
variety girls, causak Arervfrerhzs>M
-carded match. The fire was ,e~xtinguish-
ell without injury to her, but not before