Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
MISSOULAN NEWS,
Branch Once Inter Mountain Publtsh<
ing Co., 13e Higgins avenue.
NEW DIRECTORY
IT WILL INCLUDE MIsSoULA AND
RAVALLI COUNTIES. "f@
STIFF DEMOCRATIC Meeting,
Boiling Delegates Hold Convention in
the Opera House-Episcopal
Ministers Reception.


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Missoula, June 20.s
Mr.. ]. F. Dyer. manager of the r. II.
Polk Directory company, arrived in the
city last night and will bring a force OF
men here in a few days to gather infer
nation preparatory to the compiling Of
a new directory for the city of Misoufa
n Misoula and Ravalli counties. A d.
rectory as thorough and accurate as the
r. L. Polk Co. put up will be of indis-
pensaole value and very much appreti-
ated by the business and professional
people of the two counties. We
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The delegates chosen at the regular con-
yention yesterday and who attended the
Delegates-F.c G. Higgins, f.. w. Nc
haughlin, J. w. Woodford, Gus Broman.
R RsSs Le Sosn { M & Mlll1s' Z Wafer haase Jehn Mtas
Ben Henderson. Harry Mccormick, John
Bonner. Fred W. Poe, J. r. Mccain, j. NJ.
4ferzogs Con Rawlins, Mark Judge, J.. NJ.
Tom r alseSsw " V u. Mec . Il; s'e Wm.
l. L.a sweeney yon 3. T. +: H EYER, + =. B. J. n hompson n.
Jack Wyman, Charles Lemley, John Mea-
ney, Nels Anderson. John Noonan, Fred
Frederick, Ed HIATT.
The central committee as chosen to con
sioane th Tra part y H fa;mRaign his is; Jghn Z
AAN ~; llI6SiHS, JOuu M. EVdIAS,
W. a. Houtchens.. John Mccormick, David
Lewis, G: G. Willis. Peter schaeffer, John
3eRn wills e + The sl'e sas =sma !; Mca1ai p and ~
leet q chairman Of their number.
the - delegates who bolted the conven-
1 ten at The court house, under the leader
snip OF "A. II. Quinn and HI. @. Stiff, who
waited at the door, proceeded to the Union
opera house, which had been secured early
n TIE day IN anticipation. Of the bolt, and
y Of the boilers assembled and elected the
Following delegates:
N. E. Quin was chosen chairman, HI. G.
Stiff, secretary. A committee consisting Of
H. g. Stiff and others, whose names could
not pc secured, was appointed to draft
resolutions and name delegates to the
the action OF the chairman Of the regular
convention for his arbitrary ruling and the
action OF the regular convention in seat
mac. r W
Chairman stir Of the committee to se-
lect delegates to the state convention, re
Delegates-W. j. Kendall, W. 8. Murphy,
Fl. c. Stiff, NJ. E. Quinn, John Purtle, John
5 tSnshi L. e Nils III p Wi1iiam " Wallace, g; Mof Frsnf
Nelson, W. = Kennedy, e. r. Costello, J.
LON ~ John H,,l 2 ys I, Charles Char Hart. ,. o. Han
AlternatesAB. f. Jennings, Dave Fair
service, L. b. Newport, W; H; Place. AL.
D. CARRIER, C. E. Borman, John Ringuette,
E. H. Polleys. H. Borman, Mike Roddy,
John Davis, g. W. Minshall, c. H.. Marsh.
w. c. Lubrecht. W. j. Norbeck, J. c. Ham
+ On motion ofMr. Stiff, seconded by Mr..
Totman, the convention then adjourned.
Jean Vaughn, one of the West Front
street fairies, was taken into custody
last evening by Officer Larson, charged
with the robbery Of Emil Gablet, who
claims that the woman robbed him OF
a wallet containing $50 and two checks
amounting to $1i. Gablet claims to have
entered the place late Saturday night
in a sober condition and during the
course of events was touched for the
above amoun n then given the ''horse
! laugh" Since the event the dame had
changed her place of abode and was
rather hard to find, but the officer locat-
ed her last evening on another street and
took her in. The trial is set for this at
ternoon
B. F. Judson and Miss Cora Blaisdell
were married last night at the home OF
10 o'clock. Rev. McDunkin OBLIGATED.
They took the North Coast limited for
Seattle, where they will spend a few
months. They will return to Granite,
where they will reside. Mr.. Judson is
well and favorably known in Missoula
and is to be congratulated on winning
one of Missoula's most beautiful young
ladies'. Atf
The annual commencement exercises
of the Sisters academy at the Union
opera house last, night was attended by
a very large crowd, and all were delight
ed with the evenings entertainment. The
musical and dramatic numbers were
especially enjoyed and showed the care
full training of the sisters.
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II. Th1bodeau. of the firm OF Thipo.
deau & Lee, received the sad news las
night that his father had died last Wed
nesday at st. Basile, N. B., at the age to1
SO years. Mr.. Thibodeau is well known II
Missoula and a the sympathy of a hos