Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-20

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five months. One effect hat is expected
of a change in temperature is that many
people who are now under the weather.
t. a greater or less extent. will recover
and the end to complaints of feeling un-
Well is in sight.
Anothe football game is announced to
take place at the college grounds on Sat
urday next The contestants will be the
Butte High school and the college teams.
1t will be memhered the last time that
these rival teams tried conclusions the
Butte team carried the BoZeman boys
into am to the tune of 5 to 0. The Boze-
man boys are out after gore and ropos
to wipe the earth with the stars from
Butte-if they can.
Mr.. T. G. Mitchell, representing the
circulation department of the Inter
Mountain. was in town today, and re-
ports business very satisfactory and that
subscriptions are on the increase to the
best afternoon paper published in Mon
tana.
Watson Boyle, Mineral Land Commits
sioner, who has been selecting lands
in the Flathead country. in Meagher
COUNTY, { Jill tOldS, lIC tolIl
mission having concluded their labors
for the season, so it is said.
The new business block going up on
the south side of Main street. between
Black avenu and Temple avenue, is be-
ing rushed as fast as possible in order
that it may be finished before the
weather conditions necessitates a post
ponement of work. The foundation are
ali up and the laying of the floor joists
of the first floor is almost completed.
The building will have an iron front of
the most modern design and when COM
pleted will be occupied by the Golden
Rule store as a shoe and clothing annex
to their already large store. M
Messrs. George Cox, of the CONNER
cial National bank, and Sam 'Menden-
hall of the Electric Light company, left
Saturday morning to drive over to Vir-
sginia City to attend the funeral of
Henry Filing tomorrow. Mr.. Filing was
extensively interested in both the insti-
tutions represented by the gentlemen
mentioned.
While unloading a load of coal Satur-
day, a needless eamste sent a shovel
full of coal through v. J.. Bittner's
show window in place of dropping it
down the coal hole. The damage will be
about $500, as the window was a large
plate glass affair and the chap who did
it will have several weeks work to do be-
fore he can save up enough to make the
amount good.
Mr.. n Mrs. L. e. Storrs left last
nluht for ar,,N~ 1rln- %La,, ,roa ~
make a stay of several months.
Earl Poets, who has been confined to
his room for several weeks suffering
from typhoid, is rapidly recovering, and
will be out in a short time.
1t is rumored that Prof. Emery, who
was for a long time connected with the
Experiment station here, has been ap-
pointed general manager of the farms Of
the Manhattan Mailing at
Manhattan. z
District court is still in session, al
though no jury cases are being tried, all
cases requiring a jury having gone over
to the next term of court. The business
now before the court is of a routine
character, and all that can b. disposed
OF will be cleared off the docket in order
that it may be in as good shape as pos
sible for the new judge who goes into
office the first Monday in January of
next year.
No progress is being made in removing
the old Northern Pacific hotel, which
was seriously damaged by fire on the
night of the fusion rally here. The porch
has been torn down and the chimnevS
removed, and it looks very much as
| though the rest of the work would be left
until next spring, when a new business
| block is promised in it's place..
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