Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27

Mr. Davidson was So years of age.
Frank LandOn left for his ranch on the
upper Blacktail Tuesday afternoon. hay
ing received the intelligence that a
mountain lion had visited one of his
pastures and killed eleven out of the fif
teen colts which had the run of the pas
ture. 1t is Mr.. Landon's intention to poi
son the big brute, which has caused no
end of trouble to the ranchers of that
section during the past few months.
During the past week thirty-one coy
ote hides We're beheaded at the county
clerks Office. and bounty script to the
amount of $62 was issued therefor.
John Roman of the Big Hole basin,
who shipped four car loads of horses to
Sioux City. Iowa, a few weeks ago, has
returned home and reports having done
only fairly we'll by his shipment. The
horses We're loaded at Anaconda and
shipped over the Northern Pacific.
John O'Rourke and wife of Butte, have
filed for record deed conveying to d. j.
Hennessy and Fl. D. Bartlett. also Of
Paw Sapa and other placer claims situat-
ed in the Pioneer mining district in the
upper end of the Big Hole basin. The
consideration is $1,000.
J. f. Richards of Butte, was In town
Saturday, ON his way to the Polaris mine
for few days visit.
The Indian Chief Birch Creek, and
Nipper lode claims. all situated in the
Utopia mining district, on Birch Creek
and lin close proximity to the Indian
Queen mine, We're filed with the county
clerk for record during the week.
At meeting of the trustees Of the Dill
lon Implement Co., held few days ago,
it was decided to sell the interests of the
company in the Polaris to J. f. Morse for
$1,000, and a deep to that effect has been
filed in recorders office
l.. r. Grannis and his daughter. Mrs.
Tom Branan. came down from Butte,
last week and spent few days visiting
with the home folk.
Ralph Sebree will leave tomorrow for
/ CSutIl. WIG lie w III jim iiioNiCi anu
proceed with her to New Orleans where
| they will spend the remainder of the WIN
ttr for the benefit of Ralphs health. He
expects to return to Dillon about the first
| OF May.
Miss Mile Coffin. one of the teachers
in the Butte schools, spent few days
with Dillon relatives last week.
G. s. Sampsel and wife left Monday
evening for Boulder, Colo, where Mr..
| Sampsel will engage in the mercantile
| business. At one time Mr.. Sampsel was
the proprietor of the Golden Rule store in
| this city.
II. A. Petit, formerly of Bannack
came over from Rochester Sunday after
his family and returned to the old camp
the following day where he has decided
to locate and engage in the hotel keeping
! business. He reports the mining outlook
| for the camp as very bright.
Ray S. Conger has been appointed dep
uty by Assessor Conger and he will for
sake the printing office for his new dutie.
next Monday.
Successful revival services have beer
conducted by the Methodist people dur
! ing the past two weeks and the meeting!
| will continue throughout the presen
week Rev. Burton of Lima is assisting
! the local pastor in the work.
| DR.. Asa A. Willard who spent severa
! DAYS of last week in Helena in the inter
cts of legislation favorable to osteopa h,
i has returned highly pleased with the pas
sage of the Hedges bill.
! Charles Duncan and Miss May Berr.
a, drove over from Sheridan Saturday am
spent a few days with Dillon friends.
4 Rev Father Vanden Brock left 70
Helena Monday to attend a meeting o
the st. Johns EcclesiasticI Society o
Montana. of which organization he i
secretary.
A dance was given by the Knights o
Pythias last Friday evening which prov
ed to be a most enjoyable affair. A GOO
sized crowd was in attendance and bot
the music and the floor We're perfect.
A quiet wedding occurred in tn
apartments of the groom over the FRS
National bank Thursday afternoon