Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-03
b0zE NJ IAN NE VS.
Dan E. Allen, manager Inter Mountain
Office. p. o. News Stand.
Bozeman, g 81.

BOZeman, August 81.
This morning a spirited runaway oc-
Cured on Main street that happily end
ed without an accident. Two little daugh-
tiers of Mr.. JOS. kountz were exercising
their Shetland pom attached to a light
two wheeled cart, and were getting along
very nicely when a Woo saving ma
chine driven by a gasoline motor started
work, the unusual noises of which fright
ened the pony, who started off on q dead
run to get away from the machine. Mr..
kountz had started for the bank and
was about to enter the building when he
saw the peril of his children, and en-
deavored to head off the horse which he
succeeded in doing, and broght the ami
ma to a stop without damage. He made
surprising time and as the affair could
be turned into a joke he was not spared
by his friends who rallied him in a good
natured way on his abilities as a Splinter.
He admits himself that he did not know
how fast he could go until today.
The Hotel Bozeman will be vacated by
Stowe tonight and The new proprietor
takes the management in the morning.
Many will miss Ed from his accustomed
place behind the counter. He has not as
yet decided what line he will follow, hav-
ing has several opportunities offered to
conduct a hotel, one of which was in con-
nection with the Thornton. The Gala
tin valley and particularly Bohemian, has
an attraction for him hat other towns do
not offer, and he will doubtless conclude
to stay and be one of us for some time
yet.
| The Bittner store building is finished
and the occupants are now arranging to
get to business in their new quarters.
M, Ds%@,,~ r-s1l -@-I,,a% Is~ rs1orsn ne
adjustment in the east half and the Will
son Co., the west end, the entrance to
which will be through their dry goods
department. The building is the most
modern one in town for business pur
poses and adds considerably to the gen
eral appearance of East Main street.
The programme gotten up by the Ma
sons for the benefit of Grand Master A
H.. Barrett was carried out last night as
planned, and the banquet served vas as
fine a spread as ever graced a table on g
similar occasion. 1t was attended by
nearly all the Masons of this city ani
about a dozen visiting brethren.
The members of the college faculty are
beginning to get back from their vaca.
ton trips and preparing for the coming
examination of students. The first to ar
rive is Mrs. Marshall, the head of the ar
department, who spent her vacation ir
the Sandwich Stands. Several new pro
fessors will arrive soon and familiarizt
action.
Chares F. Hardenbrook, an old time
resident of Deer Lodge county. now To-
: Gated in Copperopolis in this county, is {
visitor in the city, arranging for supple:
to carry out a contract for sinking {
1 shaft in that new and promising camp.
State Examiner Morony stayed owe
y between trains on business in cCnnectio
4 with his office, leaving for home this at
ernOOn.
Mrs. J. s. Hammond of Sheridan
daughter of Maj. Anderson. is home on
visit to her parents, n on her return
will reside at Whitehall, in which owl
her husband has accepted a position.