Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-18
mis- S0ULA news
Branch Office Inter Mountain Publish
ing Co., l36 Higgins avenue.
S|X-TH|RTY P. N.
EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT IN
AUGURATED.
ALL IN MISSOULA REJOICE.
Bicycle Accident to Willie Longley-
Heavy Strawberry Shipments
Garden City Briefs.
Ill IN MISSOULA REJOICE.
Missoula, June Is.

Garden City Briefs.
Missoula, June Is.
The early closing movement is inaug-
urated. At $50 last evening, to the ac-
compartment of steam whistles. bells,
horns and every sort of noisy instru-
ment. the stores introduced the new
schedule. The salesen and saleswomen
thronged the streets for a while with
happy faces and glad hearts, grateful for
the concession Of kind employers.
Later Union hail was filled to over
hoW1ng with the devotees of TerDsichore.
The light fantastic was trlpped until an
early lot of the morning, and everyone
enjoyed himself.
Misoula has proven itself thoroughly
a modern city by so soon adopting the
movement recently instituted in the me-
'tropolis of Montana.
The goth annua convocation eff the
Protestant Episcopal church will meet
in the church Of the Holy Spirit Sunday,
June. ID. The sermon in the morning will
be preached by the Rev. w. w. Love OF
Helena. A flower service will be held at
l p. M. address to be given by Profess
sor A. c. Newills of Butte. AT the even
ing service Bishop Brewer will give the
ONN - . 4 Jaw
gramme for these services will be excel
lent. A cordial invitation is given to at
tend all these services. Sessions will he
held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
lay. A Monday evening a missionary
service will be held, address will be made
by visiting clergy. 0 nTuesday evening
Mrs. G. II. Mcleod will give a reception
at her residence to the visiting delegates.
In the table of figures in the Inter
Mountain of the 14th showing COMPARE
tive water flow of several streams near
Missoula, measurements of which were
made by Professor Smith, there is an err
ror. Through an oversight at Washing
tom HEADQUARTERS the flow Of the Rattle
snake is given ten times as great as it
should be. which makes it's volume al
most equal to that of the Blackfoot. This
correction is made at the request Of Pro-
fessor Smith.
Mr.. S. H. Faulkemer, for several years
prescription clerk for Edwin Lindsly,
left last night for a visit with friends in
the east. He will not return to Missoula,
but will locate in Springfield, Ohio, his
DC nome, engaging in business on his
own account. Mr.. Faulkemer has proven
himself an affable gentleman, and a host
OF friends regret his departure from the
city.
While riding his wheel near the north
side school house Willie Longley. aged
IL. met with a painful accident. A dog
ran in front of his wheel, throwing him
over the handle bars. He struck with all
his weight on the left wrist, breaking it
just above the joint. He was taken home
and a doctor attended to the fracture.
The people who were gathered at the
depot last night waiting the arrival of
the North Coast Limited wpra fraa fad
to a rare sight. A heavy thunder storm
was prevailing, when a bolt struck on
the side of the foothill north of town,
scattering earth and rocks in all direc-
tions.
Mrs. c. H. Edwards has returned from
a long visit in Pennsylvania, where she
went in search of health. She is much
improved. Her husband, G. H. Edwards,
manager of the Muscular, came in on
the same train, having gone east to meet
her.
The funeral of Mrs. James L.. Good
win, who died on the 18th instant, oc-
Cured today from the Presbyterian
church. The remains We're accompanied
to the Valley cemetery by a large num-
Der of friends of the family.
w. G. Cleveland, formerly prescription
clerk for the NeWbro Drug compan of
Butte, arrived in Missoula his morning
to take a position with Edwin Lindsly,
which has just been vacated by Mr..
Faulkemer.
Strawberry shipments from Missoula
are heavy. Several truck loads were ex-
pressed last night to Butte, Helena, Bill
lings, Glendive, Anaconda and other
points in the state.
Mrs. Sid J.. Coffee is ill at her apart
ments in the Hammond block. The sick
ness is not serious and the lady will be
out again in a few days.
Tom Pope, who has been visiting for
the past week at his home, returned to
Garnet to resume his work with Messrs.
Judson & Blaisdell.
Edwin Lindsly, the druggist, left this
morning for eastern points. The trip is
strictly a business one and will require
some two weeks.
e. Goughnour. the lumber man of Liv-
ingston. Is in the city on business con-
nected with his timber operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Grill have return
ed from a six weeks visit with relatives
in Minneapolis.
George H.. Brown, the veteran and
merchant of Nine Mile. is here on bust
ness.
George Kennedy, emperor Of Clinton,
came down for a short stay in Missoula.
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