Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-08
MISS0 uLA news

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Branch Office Inter Mountain Publish
ing Co.. 1876 Higgins avenue.
Mtssoula, September Z.
c. c. Willis of Plains is a visitor in
the city this afternoon. i.
DR.. Robinson was a passenger on yes
terday afternoons train for S~tevensville
on a business trip.
Amos Buck was a passenger on the
Copper City Limited yesterday after
noon from Stevensville.
Miss Bernice Boswell is suffering with
an attack of typhoid fever at her home
across the Rattlesnake.
George e. Dunbar representing the
Erwin-HOdson Co., of Portland is in the
city in the interest of his company.
Miss Clara Dell Moore returned to her
position in Mrs. Sackett Kellogg's millin-
cry store. after a vacation of three weeks.
Miss Irene McQuesten has accepted a
position as night operator in the hello
office of the Rocky Mountain Telephone
Co..
Politics are getting warmer all the
time since the convention, End if things
continue as they ave for the past few
days 1t will indeed be a lively campaign.
h window display in Lyons & Will
liams' store his week is very neat and
catchy, and shows some clever and ar
tistic work on the part of the window
trimmer.
Will L.. Murphy was admitted to the
bar yesterday in an examination before
the Supreme COurt at Helena, and is
now entitled to practice law in the courts
of Montana.
Morris Schlossburg returned yester-
day on No. l, which was twelve hours
late, from Chicago n New York, where
he has been on a purchasing trip for fall
and winter stock.
Fred Owens. who has been employed
in the Northern Pacific shops in this city
for some time, accepted a similar posi-
ton in the N. p. shops at Spokane and
left for that city yesterday.
Missoula Laundry for several years, sold
out last May n returned from Spokane
yesterday and is looking around with a
view Of opening an office here now.
Harry Thompson returned last night
with his friend, Ed Ganott of Fran
cisco, from Blackfoot, where they have
spent a week hunting grouse n ducks.
They succeeded in bagging quite a mum
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Riberdy left for their
home in st. Regis yesterday afternoon
after several days stay in the city with
their child who has been quite ill IN un-
der the care of a physician.
Gus Magni, brother of Mrs. J. Q. Reed
of the Rankin hotel was yesterday taken
to the Sisters Hospital suffering from a
severe case of typhoid fever. He has
been quite i'll at the hotel for several
days.
Miss Johanna Menard of Deer Lodge,
arrived in the city last night and after a
few days visit with Miss McQuesten on
East Front street will move to the Sis
ter's School where she will spend the
winter.
Miss Alice Wright, who is at the Sis
ters' hospital with typhoid fever, is inn
proving rapidly n IS beginning 70 Ieei
like moving home, which is an indica-
ton of improvement, n also that she
is getting lonesome.
The seat sale for Beacn q Bowers
MINISTRIES opened at Kohn's jewelry store
this morning and quite a number OF tick
cts were selected during the day, which
speaks we'll for a large house. Satur-
day might at the Union Opera house.
Contractors Singer & Campbell began
work on East Front street yesterday and
with plows and scraDers have loosened
the dirt very rapidly and are hauling
it TO some low swampy lots on the lis
land" They began laying the sewer pipe
to-day and pushing the work with all
possible speed. which at the lowest es-
innate will take four weeks to complete.
Dahl WHITEI AW