Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-15
Burke ct ux to A. A. Mayo. 40 acres in
township 1S north, range 70 west. Con-
sideration $50.

%sideration $50.
II. B. Davis of Deer Lodge passed
through M~1ssoula with a surveying out
at yesterday afternoon ,on his way up
the Bitter Root where he is to do Some
surveying. The outfit consisted Of sew
eral horses n three light wagons load
ed with supplier. AS they were cross
Ding Main street on Higgins avenue one
of the loose horses with a saddle on
nassed in front of one of the light rigs.
and the stirrup caught on the. pole,
twisting the team around and breaking
tine pole in solinters. The saddle. horse
himself from the entanblement. and a
RUNAWAY was narrowly ayerted. Il
Fl. l.. White, the brakeman who wasn-
jured in the wreck Tuesday night on the
Northern Pacific freight at bridge 62 be-
tween Lookout and Dorsey, II miles from
Wallace, was brought down on the Occur
d'Alene train from the hospital at Wal
lace yesterday, and taken to the North
ern Pacific hospital here for treatment.
He was. very badly injured in the wreck
by being thrown from the top of. the re-
frigerator car when it jumped the track
on the bridge. His leg was broker in two
places, and he also received some bad
cuts about the head, as well as internal
injuries. t.
Mrs. Thomas L.. Greenough delightfully."-
entertained a large party at dancing at
her palatial home on the Rattlesnake last
evening, and a most enjoyable time was
had by all present. Delicious refresh
ments were served at midnight, n
dancing was continued until 3 o'clock this
morning.
Miss Alice Wright, daughter of L. L.
iWNipht nf EJqSf Main street who has
f5een confined al the Sisters hospital for
the past five weeks with a severe case of
typhoid fever, is recovering rapidly and
was brought home from that institution
yesterday afternoon.
!. Harry Whitelaw arrived in the city
last night from st. Louis, to attend
the funeral of his brother, Max. who
was killed by falling from a train at
Granite two weeks ago, and was brought
to the city yesterday by Coroner Hayes.
Austin Maidment. an engine wiper at
the Northern Pacific round house. fell
from the ton OF a waiter tan in the
yards yesterday afternoon and received
severe injuries about the back N was
taken to the company's hospital for med
ical treatment. "
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. P. Hume returned to
their home at Blossberg, Mont, this
AFTERNOON, WNefc MT. rune Is Operator
for the Northern Pacific. He has been Al
at the company's hospital aere for the
past five weeks. It
Miss Ellen Larson and her guest Miss
Edyth Nelson of Brainard, Mimi, went
to Wallace yesterday afternoon where
they will spend two weeks visiting among
friends.
I Mrs. Yuet Lung Fling Kee, wife of the
Front Street Chinese merchant, return
ed early in the week from China, where
she has been on a visit for several
months.
Judge Woody and daughter, Miss
Alice, returned yesterday afternoon
from Paradise Hot Springs, where they
spent a two weeks outing.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
Hhurch will hold a cake sale at ]. T..
McBride's store on Higgins avenue. Sat
Mrday afternoon. .. X
Miss Emma Huey of Chanute, Kas,
who has been visiting Miss May Os-