Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-06
ADAMSON WAS NOT DEAD.

w. Adamson, who was believed to have
been murdered by tramps, in whose
company he was seen on the road to
Missoula from the pest house about a
week ago where he had been employed
as nurse up to that time, has been locat-
ed IN salt Lake City, where he is we'll
n safe and visiting friends. In a let
ter which he wrote to James Willett,
asking that he collect the $1OO due from
the county for his services as nurse at
the pest house, he states that the train
was o due when he reached Mis-
soula, and as he was anxious to reach
Salt Lake, boarded the train without To-
eating Mr.. Tietgen from whom he was
instructed to collect the 500. The sud-
den disappearance of Mr.. Adlnanson
seemed mysterious, and the community
was becoming quite agitated as time
elapsed, in the belief that he had been
murdered and his body thrown in the
Missoula river. ,~.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lehr, Sunday; also a girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Curry, Saturday.
A team belonging to Singer & Camp
bell, at work on the street grading, be-
came unmanageable and ran away. They
were turned into the sidewalk to stop
them n quite a wreck ensued. but no
one was hurt.
Special Western Union wires have been
strung and the full election returns will
be received Tuesday night at the Mis-
soula hotel, the Rankin House, republi-
cam headquarters, the Gem theater. and
the Normandie Saloon. In addition -
these several private wires will suppl i,
parties in different parts of the town.
Z. Z. Pritchaette made the highest
score-6I out of a possible Sand won
the weekly prize at the shooting GAL
aery. e
MISS Pearl Schmalhousen spent satur.
aay IN Missoula visiting her parents
ana returned yesterday to her school
duties in Arlee.
u. j. Chadwick, special agent of the
interior department., is quite IN Of bic
rooms in the Kennedy hotel.
Government Timber Inspector ]. G.
Hunt returned from a trip to st. PAM
ana Minneapolis Saturday, and denarted
Tor thompson yesterday.
d. T.. FRANCIS and Aus Hartley brought
a fine goose home Saturday night tbf
result of a days hunt in Grass Valley.
5. q. Murray returned home Yesterday
from Butte and a campaigning trir
through Eastern Montana.
i1aVerlys mlnstrels We're greeted by q
laiSe ana appreclative audience at thu
Union theater Saturday night and pre-.
senteo one or the most entertaining ant
amusing performances a Missoula ardi
ence has had the pleasure of witnessin.
! for some time. The songs and Joke,
) were new and up to date as was the an
tire performance, which will insure then
success on their trip west and a packe,
mousse on a return visit to Missoula.
: The social democrats held an interest
( ing meeting at Union hall last night. ad
} dressed by several prominent speaker
I There was a very good attendance.
I Thomas Reed of Rivulet fell at saltese
5 cutting his cheek quite badly.
' Jack Parsons, a lumber jack, and Job,
= Jacobson, a hack driver of Missouls
mixed at Saltese and Parsons face /
badly bruised in consequence.
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Chauncey Butler, George L. Metca]
and e. A. Johnson are registered at til
Rankin hotel from Hamilton.
6. G. Smith is a visitor in the city fror
Potomac.
Mrs. E. r. Hershey, Of the South Sid,
was taken i'll with typhoid fever yeste,
day morning, probably from the effects {
nursing her little daughter, Beth, VIII
has been dangerously Ill with the feve