Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-13

the contract for drawing plans and spe-
ciications for the remodeling of the east
side school building. This structure has
been gradually deteriorating for several
years past, and is now in a condition
really dangerous. 1t will be thoroughly
remodeled and made modern building in
every respect.
A. Buchanan, proprietor of the Rose
bud County Review, published at For
syth, was in the city Wednesday ac-
companied by his wife. Mrs. Buchanan
was recently Miss Anna Jackson of Miles
City. The wedding occurred at Miles
City Tuesday morning. After spending a
day in this city Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan
went to Helena, where they will visit
friends and relatives. Mr. Buchanan
was at one time editor of the Living
ston Enterprise, and he made many
friends here who offered their congratu-
lations to him while he was in the city.
The Handy Klub was entertained at the
home of Mrs II. McCue, Tuesday eve
ming. Sixty three" was played Mrs.
McLaren was the most successful at this
pastime. taking first honors. Miss Simp
son took the consolation award. The
hostess served delicate refreshments.
Those present We're: Mesdames Leopold,
McLaren, Horn, Nelson, Swindlehurst;
Misses Landon, Becher, Chambers. Alice
Chambers. Mallon. Krieger, McDermott,
Simpson. Mortimer.
A chapter of accidents occurred Thurs
day morning in the shops Of the Northern
Pacific in this city j. F. Morgan and
Michael Riley We're handling a heavy
steel tire from engine 566, and in some
manner the steel slipped and fell. Ealh
| man had a foot caught underneath the
| tire No bones were broken, but the
bruises recovered by the men were very
painful. DR.. Cogswell, company physi-
! clan, attended them s. j. Pigman, who
works in the back shop was rather
! badly hurt the same morning. He was
working underneath the front end of an
engine. The front end. which is disk
of iron weighing 200 pounds, was sus-
pended from the ceiling by chain. This
chain broke and the heavy iron struck
the machinist full in the chest He
was knocked down and rendered insen-
sible. DR.. Cogswell was called. No bones
were broken and no serious injuries in
, tiicted.
Under Sheriff Hector Mcdonald went
to Cokedale Thursday and arrested Ru-
dolph Catschnig, who is mentally un.
balanced. Catschnig has an hallucina-
ton which leads him to believe that he
is the object of every ones enmity He
has brooded over this fact until he has
| become possessed Of an homicidal mania
He has been carrying rifle, pistol ant
bowie knife Of late and has threatened
to kill number of people. He will b,
committed to the asylum. He was onl,
released from this institution a shor
time since.
On Friday evening, April g. the stu
dents of the Livingston schools will Civ,
a performance of the historical cante. a
columbia" at Hefferlin's opera house
About 100 children will take part in tn,
piece, all costumed to represent som,
particular historical event or nation
having a direct bearing on the colonial
ton and growth of our country The
piece promises to be huge success.
Otis Bryant, who WORKS on the ranch
of James A. Bailey, about three mile.
north of this city, was brought to towr
Friday morning with a bullet in his lief
leg. Bryant was endeavoring- to shoe
a ground squirrel with 3S-caliber "bull
dog revolver. and in some manner tn,
| pistol was accidentally discharged. TIL,
ball entered the inside of the leg. jus
below the knee. passed along down tn,
leg at an angle of 60 degrees and lodged
just over the instep. The bone was touch
ed by the bullet, but fortunately was no
broken. DR.. George r. Wells took tn,
bullet out. Bryant's wound is a mast,
one but is not serious. He will prob
ably shoot squirrels with a sling-sho
after this.