Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-30

muSlca recital. baSeDall game Al LIE.
of the university. ~.
Tuesday is field day with a number of
sports. among them a ball game between
Cold Springs and the University. and in
the evening the Buckley oratorical con-
test. 49,
acknowledgements exercises
and an address given by Mr.. A. 3. keith,
editor of the Inter Mountain.
A nice home near the city is what
everybody wants. Call and see what
Cobban & Dinsmore have in the orchard
Home addition, one of the finest addl-
ito IS in the state. In Ave n 10 acre
pieces. "' go 1
MISSOULA BRIEFS
Get simons' paper hange: and painter.
Mayor Kennedy of Clinton was in he
city yesterday to see the pony show.
Mr.. David Lewis, one of the prosper
Gus mining men of Clinton is in the city.
! MI. Otto Seigel went to Butte this
morning on No. 4,%on a hurried business
trip. sa->S@h s"a*:s". s@se $3.50"
A new weekly paper Is just about to
be started, which will be independent in
politics.
Mr.. n Mrs. Charles Hanois returned
to Butte yesterday after, a weeks visit
in Missoula.
Harry O.. Reynolds is on the streets
again after a weeks illness at the Sis,
ter's hospital.
Mrs. ]. D. Thomas who has been visit
ing friends in this city left for her home
in Seattle yesterday.
C. E. Beckwith, Jr., went to the reser-.
walton yesterday where he expects to re-
main during the summer.
Will Cave left yesterday morning for
the Clinton district to inspect some mines
he is interested in there. =
Miss Holland returned to her home in
Butte this morning after an extended
visit with Tremblay of this city.
Mrs. v. C.. Walker of Stephensvile,
| came to. the city yesterday to visit her
| son who is sick at st. Patrick's hospital.
Sam'l Boon, carrier for the Inter.
| Mountain is quite sick at his home on the
north side with an attack of appendi-
citis.
Andrew Stringer, wife and children.
are in tn Getty from their home on the
reservation on a trip combining business
and pleasure.
Joseph T. Carroll of Butte, came over
yesterday on one of his periodical trips
to the Garden City, and returned home
this morning.
Mr.. H. G. Houghton left for the east
ern part of the state to look after his in
terests in his peat industry. the new
smokeless fuel.
Claude McAlister. son of Rev. j. ]. Nc
Alister, is back in Missoula after several
months absence and will remain here
in the future.
Miss Louise McDermott, principal OF
the government Indian school at the
Flathead agency, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Missoula visiting friends.
81 .O0O. 90 buys a five room house, all
modern conveniences. nice lawn and
| stable in. good repair. Easy terms and
&a bargain. . Inquire Inter Mountain
{b~ns4ehenfiee Ct, sMissoula.
Miss Estela McClain of Stephensville.
l. SIODI6u Ol SiS - opSAAN Ni'-
Idays with Miss Slaughter and say good
isbye sto her mtsny friends before leaving
EforHAn extended visit to relatives and
friends in Spokane and San Francisco.
Mike Singer was thrown from a buck
ing bronco to-day and his face badly
bruised and his shoulder knocked out OF
Joint. He was brought in On the Occur
ld,Alene branch from Henriettas camp,
fwhere the accident occurred and taken
| to the Sisters hospital. He is a bro
Their of Frank Singer of Singer, and
ICampbI of this city.
c.. E. Fisher was brought in to-da,
| from Jack Henrietta's camp on the Coeu,
fdAlene branch very badly injured about
! the left leg. sustained by being caught
under a rolling log. He was sufferins
intense pain and was taken to the Sister.
hospital where it is hoped by his man,
] friends h. Fill soon recover.