Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

NJ. NJ. Co.'S grocery department. are adj
Gitous to the grip afflicted of the city,
f. p. AcCirane Northern Pacific sta-
ton agent at Bearmouth, is suffering
from rheumatism and has been brought
to the company's hospital here for treat
ment.
Sanford q. Watson OF Fox has filed
at the Missoula land office homestead
entry ON 100 acres of section 49, township
I, south of range l6 west of Big Hole
basin lands.
George \. Kahn. Stevensville: DR.. TS
II. Hanbidgc. Victor: and j. l.. Daugh-
crty and wife OF Corvallis. were promi-
nent Bitter Root valley residents Wild
visited Missoula.
John Sullivan. a laborer at the lum-
hor camps at St. Regis is at the Parsons
hospital. with severe injuries about the
! head and face that vii, necessitate a
stay Of no short duration.
Justice Hayes yesterday rendered a
decision in favor of the defendant in a
suit brought by DR.. W. r. Morris to
collect a bill from O.. n. Matthews TO,
services as an osteOpath.
The resignation of Mis- Mcclellan. teach
e at the North Missoula school. will re-
c>ive attention at meeting of the board
during the week. ana a new appointment
made for the position.
Rorn-At Wycklife. Ky. a boy to Mrs.
Sid. J. Coffee. Wife of Missoula's p,.omi-
e-.,;.,
was contained in a telegram received in
Missoula Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson have re-
turned to their home at Marshall Mimi.
after visiting for several weeks with
Mrs Johnsons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
&. McQueston. of Missoula
Upon the return OF r. NJ. Cobban who
is in Butte on business the room which
has recently been used by the postoffice
will be changed into an office room
fitted for different occupants
Justice Hcutchens yesterday rendered
his decision in the assault examination
Of Robert Childers. in which Chiiders is
held to the district court in 81 600 bail.
Bonds have not vet been secured.
Justice Hayes yesterday gave Joseph
Anderson. a drunken disturber fifteen
days in jail, and suspended sentence on
James Graham. a Nagrant. long enough
TO permit that g9nt to leave the city.
George Mink went to Helena yesterday
as a delegate for the Missoula Lodge Of
Retail Liquor Dealers Protective asso-
citation, for the purpose Of advocating a
bill enforcing more strict license upon
those who sell liquor.
Postmaster Keep has word from the
superintendent of postal free delivery
il regard to extending Missoulas deliv-
cry limits including South Missoula. A
report from Washington favoring the ex
tension is looked for soon.
The remains Of Edward Bertram. VINO
died at the Sisters hospital, were buried.
at the Catholic GENE cry y.esseA lay morn q
| ing following services at that kknreh. a
! brother.present from Anaconda was the
onlyqreS1 tive in attendance.
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Arthur McCany. a laborer from lumber
camp No 3, at Hamilton. is at the Sis
t, rs hospital with a badly bruised leg
anG broken rib injuries received from
rolling logs, which piled themselves up
on him. 1t is a miracle that heWa not
killed.
The Telephone Glrl," and Little Min
/ ister'' companies are announced by a. II.
! Hartley, manager of the Empire theate
1 fer dates of April Goth and 9th. These
| are reported to be among the best of
comedy farces that will this season visit
! Nissouia.
| F. l.. Freiburg and A. Sandburg arrived
/ in Missouia last night from Clear Lake,
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