Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01

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Woodman; Mary Daigle.
Mrs. F'iuman Laboie, Huston; Miss Alice
Schwartz. DR.. Joseph Oettinger, b. J..
Wall, A. Deschamps and wife, Missoula
Bowman, Sweet-Grass Hill; AmDros
O'Laughlin, p. M. Ellsworth, William
Dorval, J.. M. McNaughten, W. J. McCor-
mick, C. H. Marshall, Missoula: Dayton
Coniff, Mike Coniff, Miss Kittie Ray,
Sadie Marks, Carlton; S. Lynch and wife.
Lo Lo; c.. p. Whalen, Minnie Newton'
S~tevensville. u
A lively scrap occurred last night on West
Front street between two lumber jacks.
which pave the officers some lively work
and created quite a commotion along the
street. Chief Houston was compelled to use
one man down, and supposed he would lay
until he caught the other fellow. But the
r redohe d,s man got up ns and mad mage d do5 res
George Whit to pursue him with his hack.
which he did, o~vertaking him on the Bitter
Root bridge; A lively scufie was going, ~. On
chief arrived and took him to jail. @ .
Thomas Campbell died at the Sisters hos.
pital on Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock OF
contractor at S~tevensville and was brought
to the hospital after a few lays illness,
where he died "a hours after his arriya!.
Undertaken Lucy is waiting for word from
his father at Green Bay, Wis, to know
what disposition to make of the remains. 4,
Jimmy Scott is at Lo Lo Hot Springs,
and has been there for two weeks, but has
not become accustomed to sleeping nights
yet. He still works the night shift, and
makes it lively enough around their quar-
tiers and have succeeded in convincing the
people in their neighborhood that they are
feeling good all the time. =.
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California and Concord grape at the CAL
ifornia market, Missoula. -
Frank Esmay and wife and two boys;
Miss May Tremblay. Miss Agnes Holland
and Sid Williams were passengers on the
stage from Lo Lo and Granite Hot Springs
Sunday. The music furnished by Mr.. lEs-
may, Miss Tremblay and Miss Holland is
much missed at the pleasant resort, and
efforts are being made to have them return
to the hotel for the remainder of the sea-
son.
H. B. Appleby was UP before Justice
Hayes this afternoon on the charge of as
sault in the third degree. to which he plead
at 2 O'Clock. The complaint was sworn out
by his wife, who charges him with assault
ing her on the street near the Bee Hive
store on Saturday morning.
B. ]. Flynn, Mike Purtle and J. ]. Fischer
returned Sunday from Lo Lo Hot Springs,
where they have camped for a couple of
weeks. J. J; Fischer, who was conyalesc-
ing from his runaway accident of the
Fourth of July, in which he was badly in
jured, has entirely recovered from his in
juries.
A son Of Charles Jacobson, who works
at the Northern Pacific shops. went on. d
prospecting tour with a railroad torpedo,
terday and in some manner exploded the
cap, burning his face and head badly and
tearing off the thumb nail and a portion OF
A camping party, consisting of Misses
Ruby and Bessie Taylor, Blanche Smith,
Maude and Lille Rose, Mrs. Rose and Mrs,
Smith, left yesterday afternoon for Lo 10
Hot Springs where they will spend two
weeks.
Missoula and Bitter Root orchards and
farms. We have a fine tract; are the own.
ers of the beautiful orchard homes in the
suburbs of Missoula. Write for descrip.
ton and prices. Cobban & Dinsmore. -,
G. c. Baldwin, formerly in charge of the
]. H. Fitzgerald store, spent a few days
in the city. returning to Butte last even,
ing. Mr.. Baldwin is now representing the
Passmore Paper company of Butte.
Mrs. Joseph X. Wood returned from Seat
tie yesterday, where she has spent several
weeks VISITING. after accompanying her
husband to the coast on his way to his ap-
pointed position in Cape Nome.
Several church workers camping at Lie
Lo Hot Springs gathered around the organ
in the pavilion on Sunday night and blessed
the community with some well-sune
church hymns.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Darbee, Rev. J. Fl.
McJunkin and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brad
ley have gone into camp between Victor
and Corvallis for a month.
| Hon. Daniel Mcdonald of Butte spen,
Monday in the city on business and took
the Copper City Limited for Hamilton ir
the evening".
DR.. and Mrs. C. W. lombard nave re.
turned from a two-weeks' trip through the
Yellowstone park.
Jack Hayes returned yesterday evening
from a ~two-weeks' outing at White Sui
phur Springs.
Nutmegs and watermelons at the Califor
mia market, Missoula.
new GRAB NET For GOLD.
Royalty to Be Removed and Compul.
| 8orv Assay Instead.