Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-13

'R 10, 1900.
court authorizing the marriage of Chas.
e. Sharp and Miss Katie Estel, both of
tMissoula.
Health Officer Walling has a gang out
flushing the sewers preparatory for VIM
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Wood of Stephens
vile have been pleasant visitors in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Richards are in
the city from Potomac, guests at the
Rankin hotel.
Fireman Carter is in the Northern Pa
citic hospital being treated for severe
scalds about the head.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Fox are spending
a few days at Lo Lo, the guests of the
~latter's sister, Mrs. Sylvester Lynch.
Joseph Wagner of Florence has gone
to Chillicothe, Ohio, to visit a brother
whom he has not seen for thirty-seven
years.
Attorney Charles Crutchfield and
James Hogan of Hamilton We're tram
sacting business in the land office yes
terday.
P. NJ. Reilly was yesterday appointed
attorney in fact for Bridget Hawkins of
Spokane to sell real estate in Missoula
county.
Rufus Reed of Hamilton was yester-
day admitted to the Sisters hospital;
| also William Cummins of St. Regis, who
has tonsilitis.
Charles Delaney of Lo Lo arrived in
town in a very low condition, suffering
from hemorrhage of the stomach, for
which he is being treated.
"A Stranger in SStrange Land is
said to be the most ~laughable farce
comedy on the stage. 1t will appear at
the Union Thursday night.
Dick Violette brought a crushed leg
to the Sisters hospital yesterday for
treatment. a tree having fallen on it
while working near Clinton.
Miss Mary Mcbride, who was seri-
ously injured in the Hammond block
elevator some time ago, when it dropped
two stories, is able to leave her room.
County Physician Parsons received
word last evening that a case of sup
posed smallpox is at Cunningham's
camp on Nile Mile, and this morning
went to investigate.
Mrs. K. e. Connors very pleasantly en-
tertained a number Of friends at her
rooms in the Hammond block last night.
Whist was the feature of the evening.
after which delicious refreshments were
served.
David Poison, who lived on the Flat
head reservation. an old settler of Mon
tana. died at the Sisters hospital last
night, of stomach trouble, after a linger.
ing illness. His wife and daughter wer,
With him.
The gambling houses were closed yes
, terday at the instigation of acting coun
ty attorney p. Y. Prince. Mr.. Prime,
states that they will remain closed nov
, and any violation of the gambling Law
will be vigorously prosecuted.
John r. Horn of Hamilton has en-
! tered the e. IL N. w. Ia and w. l.
I N. e. IA sec. is, tip. 6, +. 10. John Pear
sons selection of Florence is the S. f
IA N. w. IA, Z. 1-2 S. w. IA an,
S. w. IA S. w. IA sec. 90 tip. 10, +. 10.
d Patrick Joyce of Potomac was il
: town yesterday making complain
against John Oleson for selling liquo
: without license; also against Martil
!: Oleson for selling cigarette papers with
out a license. The complaints We're file
in Justice Houtchens' court.
II Miss Leila Bryan of Missoula opene
school Monday in the new district or
e sanized between Frenchtown and Palil
to be known as Miron, after one of tn
Oldest settlers of that n~eighborhoot
}. The first trustees are Prosper Paul. LIE
vite Lizott and 1. II. Crane; Mrs. Mai
tie Crane, clerk.
Quite a delegation from the Flathea
reservation left yesterday for Helena
attend the trial of Frank Marley, OF
n of their people, who is held for fighting
among whom We're Chief SsSeph, Mens
way Nenamay, Scotlaha, Alex Demar
w Sosteel Marley, wife of the accuse
and Sam Enk~ootlahunsoo.
in DIR. and Mrs. John ]. Buckley announ,
the marriage of their daughter. Mary 1
to DR.. Lou Emil Munger, which is
~ occur at Christ church, st. Paul, Mo
day, Dec. "a. The contracting parti
have Il host of friends. at this pla
10 whose best wishes will follow them
theirs new home, which will be at Br.
MaWr, Penn
n
he Upon permanent organization of t
Garden City Dancing cub, which O
Cured at the Rankin last evening, q.
Myerc was elected president: HEoh Re