Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-06
MISSoULA news

Mrs. Thomas Muckler Of Bonner, who Is
quarantined on account of smallpox,
thursday gave birth to a healthy baby
girl. 1t is case carefully watched by the
hpysicians, as a birth during such an ILL.,
ness very seldom happens. However both
are getting along remarkably we'll con-
sidering the unfortunate circumstances.
Mrs Murdoch Of the Womans auxiliary
OF the B. L. of E.. before departing for
Spokane Thursday evening, was given a
carriage drive around the city by local
members of the order. A visit was paid
the university. DR.. Craig acting as es-
cort while they We're shown the institu-
tion
While begging on the street Thursday
morning for money to buy a meal two
mendicants We're arrested and given a
ten days sentence. One Of the pair while
being taken to his new lodgings. handed
Constable White coin Of five dollars in
gold to buy him tobacco with.
Miss Eva Totman. who was about to
resign her duties as teacher at the head
of the seventh grade in the South Side
school, has changed her mind an dwill
resume her work again, week from
next Monday. Miss Totman is we'll liked
by both parents and pupils, and this will
be welcome news.
Thursday afternoon the fire department
was called to the railway company's
yards on account of burning bbox car,
which burned to the ground ere help
ho fO 10
posed that the fire was caused by tramps
who were cooking in the yards at the
time. Further damage was avoided by
switching the car to place where it
alone was consumed.
Former proprietor of the "Silver Dol
lar saloon on Higgins avenue, Ed.
Rhodes. who has spent the past winter
at points along the coast returned to Mis-
soult Thursday, apparently much improv-
ed in health. and with desire to remain
in Missoula.
The United States land Office depart
ment at Washington haze shipped type
writer to the local office here, which is Il
welcome addition owing to the recent in
crease in the business. Expert Chief
Clerk Catlin says it is the genuine article.
George NJ. Kennedy. who came to
Missoula from Clinton as an interested
party in the Clinton townsite case at
present given a hearing at the Uniteo
States land Office has been received at
Parsons hospital suffering fro ma severe
attack of grip.
Mrs Catherine Mcdonald, native of
Canada has made known ar thn office Of
the clerk of court. her desire of becoming
a citizen of the United States. Mrs. No
Donald is the first woman to apply for
citizenship papers as far as the records
show.
Conductor Joseph Bradley is now able
to be around again after long conf1ne-
ment on account of sickness and spends
part of the time recuperating taking daily
drives.
Thursday the railway yards were clear
ed of twelve tramps who were given a
| hearing for vagrancy before Justice
Houtchins. Each We're sentenced to ten
days in jail
William Elliott. vice president of the
| Canady- Otto Manufacturing Co., of Chit
caago, was in the city Thursday. An old
friendship was incidentally renewed, Mr..
Elliott and Maycr-elect Stevens being old
associates in the east.
Chief r. S. Mentrum of the Anaconda
| fire department visited here Thursday
at the Missoula fire department head
! quarters /
w. H. Yerrick of the Garden City Bot
thing and Liquor Co. returned Wednes-
| day from a business trip to Wallace.
where branch of the concern exists.
At the home of Mrs. o. ]. Craig, South
Missoula, the regular meeting of the
Kings Daughters will take place. time
given as Monday. April s, at p. m.