Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
MIS- SOulA NEWS
Branch ONCE Inter Mountain PUBLISH
Ing Co.. 1876 Higgins avenue.
VISIT M|SS0ULA
SOLDIERS SPEND THE
NIGHT AT GARDEN CITY.
ARE ON THEIR WAY TO MANILA.
Chief Of Police Has His Troubles With
Boys Who Go Swimming-Ar-
rests May Follow.

ASoIo AA0y
Missoula, Mont, June GA detach-
ment Of twenty-seven men from the
Sixth United States cavalry stopped over
| here last night, and fed and cared for 226
head of fine Kentucky horses in the stock
corral on the north side, and loaded and
left early this morning for Portland,
from where they will sail direct to Ma
Mia. The horses are nearly all sorrels
and bear a very close resemblance to our
Montana stock.
Several complaints have been register
ed at the police department from differ
ent parts of the city, complaining that
boys are making themselves a nuisance
| by going in swimming and cavorting
about the banks of the rivers at different
points within the city limits.
1t ecomes the painful duty of the chief
to arrest those boys if caught in the flu
ture, and he wishes to notify the parents
SO they may caution their boys to don
a swimming costume, or they will b.
compelled to make a contribution to the
city's finances.
Engine No. % spread the rails on the
side track opposite the stock yards this
morning, and ran off the track and sank
down in the mud about three feet. She is
one OF the largest and heaviest engines
on the road here, and tn wrecking crew
are having no small amount of trouble
In getting her back or the track again.
Inc "Lend-a-hand-Society' of the VI.
-. church, will hold a lawn social at the
nome of Mrs. r. P. McCandlish, No. 2O7
~: Pm street, Friday night, f rom S un-
III ~ O'Clock. All Christians and their
friends are cordially invited. Japanese
=! I3nfRrnH will il1lr;~~ka - ST,
of the beautiful lawn.
-. &. Peppard of this city sustained a
fracture of his right ankle yesterday,
and was otherwise badly intured ~ fall
ing on a pile driver where he was work.
ing at the mill of the orthwestern Lum-
Der company at Lothrop. He had climb
ca to the top to adjust a pully when his
TOOL slipped and he fell to the barge, a
distance of 80 feet. He was taken to the
sisters hospital for treatment. -
The Clara Hammer ompan opened a
weeks engagement last night at the
Union opera house in the play, La Belle
Marie" which they presented in a very
credible and satisfactory manner Miss
a we'll balanced company generally, and
is deserving Of good patronage.
Mr.. Charles Grims, who recently sold
out his hardware stock in Bismarck, N.
D., passed through the city today, on his
way to Spokane, Wash. where he will
Join his brother, n return to Missoula,
where they will ngage in the hardware
business.
Judge Thomas and wife and daughter,
accompanied by Mrs. Teal and grand
daughter, who have been visiting the city
for several days. returned last night to
their havon in ni11oo orxy n o.o Il1, sn
pressed with the beauties Of the Garden
City.
William Edumunds and wife, colored,
We're arrested Saturday night for dis
turbing the peace. They were given a
hearing before Justice Hayes yesterday
and fined SIS and costs, amounting in all
to 1923, which they paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webster and
daughter, Cora, left on the Occur d'Alene
train yesterday afternoon on a fishing
expedition, and will camp on Fish creek
for two weeks.
Assistant Chief Cunning of the Butte
fire department returned home yesterday
morning after a Jews days visit in the
city.
Rev. Charles H. Lindley left for the
Occur d'Alenes yesterday afternoon to be
away four or five days m a fishing trip.
Miss Nellie Gogarty came down from
Clinton this afternoon to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. H. w. Mclaughlin.
III. O. Collins, editor Of the Muscular,
is laid up with an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. F. T%hibodeau of Anaconda is WIS.,
iting Mrs. John Cyr Of Grass Valley.
Professor o. J. Craig went up to Hell