Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-14

r IA, 1900.
lady of Deer Lodge arrived today and
will make her home with her sister, Mrs
E. NJ Bien
John Dubil. of Huson, is in the city
for medical treatment.
Louis Kennedy returned yesterday
from Great Falls, where he spent the
past .hree months.
w. p. Dodson, state representative of
St Paul Dispatch, is in the city in the
interest of his paper.
Mr.. Ely suffering from paralysis, was
brought to the county hospital yester-
day. He is from Thompson.
Jas. Walker. Oscar Lund and Wiljem
Walker are in the city from Clinton,
guests at the Rankin hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Markle and James
Sanfocan compose party from St. Regis |
transactng business in town.
a. hoehler, of Quartz. accompanied by
{. kohrs and c. Gehrdts. OF Deer Lodge
are visiting the Garden City.
Albert Williams. superintendent of the
American Harrow company is in the
city, guest at the Rankin hotel.
James Edwards of Phillipsburg was
successfully operated upon this morn
ing at the Sisters hospital for hernia.
II. l.. Braun has received very fine
specimen of mountain lion for mounting
from Fred Snider of Wallace. Idaho.
William Andrews, night man at the
Northern Pacific lunch counter, has been
off duty for several days on account of a
slight illness.
John ONeill, foreman of the lumber
department of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company, at Hamilton, is in the
city. on weeks visit with friends.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Luce oc-
Cured this afternoon. The services were
conducted by Rev. Salsman. after which
the body was inferred in the Valley cem-
etery.
w. A. Duff, former postmaster at
Radersburg, Mont, has purchased the
fruit and confectionery store of j. w.
Reeley at the corner of Cedar street and
Higgins avenue.
The remains of w. B. Fawcett, who
was found dead in bed on Monday night,
We're today inferred in the Valley ceme-
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soula Lodge No. II, A. f. & A. NJ.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the b. of l..
E., have perfected arrangements for
grand masquerade ball. to be given at
Union hall on New Years eve. F,smays
orchestra has been engaged for the oc-
casion
Mark Healey, who had been in the
Northern Pacific hospital, entered the
| Sisters hospital today, suffering With
| an abscess in his side, and James Cam
| eron of Nine Mile arrived, suffering with
| pneumonia.
Health officer Walling today fuml-
gated the residence of Mr.. johnson, on
! West Alder street, and released it from
quarantine, which had been placed upon
| it on account of diphtheria. There had
! been four cases.
DR. O. S. Craig. president of the State
Teachers Association. which is to meet
| in Butte. Dec. 26, q and 2S, is authority
for the statement that the meeting will
be held as previously announced, and
not be postponed on account of fears of
small poX.
A man. gun, and a horse We're the
principal actors in a little episode on
University hill today. The horse must
either have been armor plated or the man
very poor shot. for, after several shots
were fired at the horse, he Still refused tc
give up the ghost.
NJ w. Wilder of st. Regis is spending
the day in town. Mr.. Wilder is connect
ed with the St. Regis Lumber company
and reports that the mill has CLOSED
! down for the winter. Attention will now
be given to putting in a large supply o
logs for next season.
Missoula is putting on its holiday at
tire and the little ones are watching th,
show windows with longing eyes ant
anxious hearts. If they do not get thei
fondest desires it will not be because thu
merchants have not provided them 70
their purcha sing agents
, While Fireman Charles EichholZer wa:
taking water at Deer Lodge this after
noon he fell from the tender of the en-
gine and received a sprained ankle
After having his ankle dressed at tn
Northern Pacific hospital he went to tn
Kennedy hotel, where he rooms.
, Joe and Duncan Mcdonald, of Sells