Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09

| building. the object of Mr.. Scnwonh.s
visit to Butte being for the purpose q.
gaining new ideas relative to up-to.
date improvements
| ABOUT IL O'Clock Saturday nigh, the
! IRE department responded to an alarm
! sent IN from the north side. The hose
company turned out promptly and found
| the cause of the alarm 10 be a fire in the
coal shed of Rev. G. c. Stull at No. $40
North enty-eishth street, The near
est hydrant was found to be frozen and
much valuable time was lost in making
connection with another some distance
Off Before water could be obtained the
IRE had spread to the barn belonging to
{. Nj. Bair. The fire was soon ex-
tlnSuished but not before the shed had
been consumed and the interior of the
barn completely Quilted. The total loss
entailed is about $780,
j. NJ Nrooman, editor and proprietor
OF the Fergus County Argus. passed
through the city Saturday, accompa MED
by his family. They are enroute for
Hot Springs. Arkansas. where they go
for the benefit of Mrs. Vrooman's health.
They expect to be absent from Montana
they will also visit relatives in the east.
Cards have been received in Billings
announcing the marriage of Miss Ottilie
Mead. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mead. to Harry Emmett Messick at
Kansas City, Mo-. on December 26, 1900
The groom was formerly resident of
this city. while the bride is niece of
H. w. Rowley, and was in the city for
some time several years ago.
Paul Mccormick Jr., gave @ delight
full dancing party at the Daniel Boone
cabine on Tuesday night. TO which about
| fifty guests We're invited. Mr.. McCor-
mick, who has been spending the holi-
days at home. left Sunday for Salt Lake
City to resume his studies at All Hal
lows college.
F. r. st. John of this city was one of
the candidates for the position Of as
sistant sergeant-at-arms of the lower
house of the state legislature Mr.. ST.
John is one of the prominent leaders of
populism in Yellowstone county. whose
votes were cast principally with the
democratic party last fall.
Representative-elec George G. Stup
left on Monday mornings train for
Helena to assume his duties in the leg
islature. Rev. Stull will return to Bill
lings each Saturday to fill his pulpit on
sundays in the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Miss Harriet Stebbins, who has been
taking a business course in a Denver
FIJI no CT nd hal
rived home Saturday morning and will
accept a position with the Billings
Mercantile company.
S. f. Morse and family are removing
into their beautiful new home on North
-Thirty-second street. The dwelling va
Gated by them on North Thirtieth street
will be taken by Frank Mccormick and
family.
Conductor S. +. Scott. of the Northern
Pacific passenger service. accompanied
by his wife. left Saturday night for a two
weeks visit to relatives in Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa.
Miss Mabel Hays left yesterday morn
ing for Helena, for visit to her brother.
Secretary of State-elect G. NJ. Hays and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spear enter
tanned about fifty guests at domino
whist party on Friday night.
Under Sheriff Sayles expects to re-
move his family to Billings from Park
City before long.
HEADACHE CAUSES.
Haadach g is usually caused by living