Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-19

Mrs. Howerton, Of Hamilton, died of
scarlet fever.
j. D. Rowland is serving as a juror in
The United States court at Butte.
Miss Gina Geertson, who is teaching
the Woodman school, has been called to
Salmon City, Idaho, by the serious ILL
ness of her father.
The ladies of the Woodmen's Circle
joined their neighbor Woodmen Wednes-
day night, after the regular session of
the w. o. w, and enjoyed the evening
with them.
A herd of about 500 cattle passed
through own yesterday evening belong
ing to Charles CDwell, who was taking
them up the Bitter Root to winter. They
were kept during the summer in the
Blackfoot country.
Miss Horrd is conducting examination
of those who are applying for certificates
TO teach.
A.. A. Mayo is in the city from st.
Regis, a guest at the Rankin hotel.
Fireman VIM. Copenhagen and wife
left last night for a two-months' trip
through the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Woodford of the
Southside are enjoying a visit from their
daughter, Mrs. WI. nj. Bickford of Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. e, j.. Cotter of the South
side have taken rooms at the Florence
hotel for the winter
George Taylor. who has been working
on the Pulliam Brothers delivery wagon
for the past two months, in place of Nels
Hensen. who was laid up with a fIac-
tured leg, is enjoying a vacation, Mr..
Hansen being able to resume work
again.
Norris Schlossberg has gone to Port
land to ascertain the condition of Mrs.
Schlossberg, who is receiving treatment
ir a private hospital from a specialist in
brain troubles. 1T is hoped Mrs. Sch!oss-
berg will receive the relief she seeks.
Charles Russell, superintendent of this
division of the Northern Pacific rail-
way, spent the first part of the week on
NiiS NeAES >i0 n ~ lodu - ~
~terests.
Licensed to Wed-Albert B%reedlove, 90,
Kalispell, Eugenia Mercure, %, French
town; John Jensen, 30, Missoula, Julia
q 80, hfMissoula; Horatio G.
Iioushton, O~gdenburg, N. Y, Nora Nc
Cormick, Missoula: William l.. Foster,
Plains, Bertha L. Shook, Plains
Certain brighteyed and quick witted
boys have discovered a pay streak. under
the sidewalks along Higgins avenue
hat are being torn up and to them Mr..
Eryan's ideal of free coinage is a GER
tainty.
The firemen's ball, to be given Thanks
giving, is in the hands OF an active COM
mittee that is making all necessary ar
engagements to achieve success with the
enterprise.
The melodrama of Human Hearts,
presented at the Union Thursday night,
came closer to the hearts of the people
than any play presented in M%issoula for
a long time. There are artists in the
cast and the subject matter enabled
them to score many hits. The death
scene at the close was exceedingly real
istic.
The golf club is showing a little more
activity since the election, but no offers
t. contest for a. national championship
have yet been advertised.
n The University football team is getting
in fine shape for it's Thanksgiving con-
test with the Bozeman eleven, and if it
does not win it will not be because an
honest effort is not made Passers on
Higgins avenue can see the excellent
condition they are getting in as they
come from their baths after practice.
but perhaps it would be just as we'll if
the proprietor Of the bathroom would
put up screens.
Thanksgiving sports will be plentiful
and varied in character. About Il at
time a cock fight or two may be pulled
off; also q boxing contest.
WITH THE MINERS.