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135 W. Broadway 'Phone 691 B
bod rocSrios Cheap for Cash Only
Mince Meat, the kind you like to
eat; 4!/-pound jar...... ....95e
New Pure New York Sweet Apple
Cider, per gallon ................50
Four Tiers Wolf River Apples, best cook
ing and eating apples you ever saw;
cheap at $1.5o. On sale now, per
x .........................51,25
ancy Concord Grapes. We have a
few at, per basket................ 456
Select Carnichon and Emperor
Grapes, full basket.........r.... 400
Absolutely new crop soft shell Wal
guts, per pound ...............20
Fancy Hothouse Tomatoes, basket,
6Se ; per pound .. ........ . *..... 150
Brobeck's Best Creamery flutter,
per pound, 3oc; a poundls ......... 55
New (;erman Dill Pickles, per
quart ................. ......10
New Citron, Lemon and Orange
Peel, per pound ....... ..... . 20
Imported Currants, perfectly clean;
a pounds . ........... ............25
Fine Granulated Sugar, Loo lbs.,
$6.o1; 16 pounds............ 1.00
Try our HoffTman Hlouse Coffee, it
will please; per pound ...... ......35
Pickled Beets, ready for the table;
per can... ................. 104
Dry Pack Pumpkin, very choice; a
large cans.................. . . 25.
Crystal Domino Sugar, 5 pound box
(special) ; tomorrow ...............50
Mild Full Cream Cheese, n,one qite
so good; per pound... ......... 20...
Genuine Jersey Sweet I'otatrc., 6
pounds ...........................25t
lr'n lit Delivery in City Only.
SOAP
Removes the natural oil from the skin.
The skin can not live without its natural
oil. Newbro's Witch Hazel Cream re
places the natural oil, rendering the skin
clear, elastic and velvety. For sale by all
druggists. 23C a bottle.
Cut Glass
bowls, water bottles, glasses,
dishes, etc.
"I41 R06ERS BROS
"SiltPr Plate .htat Wear'"
IN
KNIVLS, FORKS AND
SPOONS.
A complete line of jeweky
always in stock.
We have just received an ec, lant line of
('ut Glass, which we offler at very low
prices.
Nappies as Low as $2
Bowls From 55 Up
Our latest anlition to our optical depart.
meit is the newest icinittific intrui, en.,t
that insures perfect accuracy il ttiting rye
glasses. Examinations free.
TOWLE & WINTERHALTER
Jewelersand Opticians, 28 W.Park
S xpert
fmbalming
CAREFUL.
PAINSIAKIN.
funeral Directors
THE MONTANA
UNDERTAKING CO.
Tnos. Lavolle, Prop.
Thos. Sullivan, Mgr.
125 E. Park, Phone 84
i .. i
DR. HUIE POCK
Thirteenth doctor of China from grand.|
father down. Born and schooled in the
profession. Treats all diseases, making a
specialty of chronic troubles. Consult me.
say South Main Street.
GOINGS ON IN DEER LODGE
* SPiCIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Deer Lodge, Nov. ao.-A big delegation
of Missoula pIeople are expected home
from Missoula this evening to witness
the football game here tomorrow and to
remain until after the Thanksgiving holi
day,
Thomas Ingersoll of San Francisco has
been called here on account of the serious
illness of his grandfather, C. F. Inger
soll.
Miss May Cockrell entertained a few
friends at lunch last evening.
The Fortnightly Whist club will meet
this evening with 'Miss Amy Beaumont.
Nixon
CashGrocery
po5 UTAH AVENUtI
WASH DAY SPECIALS
p bars White Russia aSoap.,,...", 1.00
p bars White Rose Soap... . .00
4 bars Fels Naptha Sq4p ......... 925
God Dust, per package............ .0
Pearlin, per package...... ...... .10
to pounds Sal Soda.............. .
5* Large attWe Uliteintlg......... .25
SILVER BOW FAILS
TO GET THE HONOR
YOUNG LADY FROM LEWIS AND
CLARKE COUNTY IS FIRST IN
THE STATE TODAY.
TOTAL VOTE IS WAY UP
Candidates Appear to Be Alive and All
Are Working Hard-Change in
Deer Lodge Standing.
Silver flow county candidates in the Inter
Mountain's World's iadr tour contest must
look to their laurels.
The friends of bliss )Dela Lawler of Lewis
1*.
MISS CARRIE HOLLOWAY
Of TownMsed, one of the Broadwtater
county candidates in the lster Montaulin's
Wf'orld's Fair tour contest.
and Clarke county invaded Btutte today with
the result that they cast a,334 votes for her at
the home office, the largest vote of the day int
the state.
The total vote in the state was 8,66o, making
the grand total to date 369,167.
liss Laura Kilgallan was second in the
state today with ias. Third. fourth and filth
today in the state were, respectively: Mi~s
Nina Graham, Deer Loldge county, 670; MlNi-s
llseir Taylor, .Missoula county, Ust; Miss
.\,ie Jackson. Silver How county, Sy4.
lMis Kilgallan was first in Silver Ilow
rnti)ty and Mllss Jackson was secondi, while
MIt-, s;cneva M. Smith was third witl 41t.
Istirfrten otutw-f-town candidates received
s,, tm uite todlay. They wery': n Mi-.s liene'
rte I: syntions , Lewisi and clats-k couliti); MissI
J..-s N ,I nan, Iitr.,n . c iun .y: Mi.. i Ethel
Sc!ii' ,is., iava;is counit!): M11- , Mayitc
I.s:;h, 1.lswi- anr l (C.'rke c, ty; .\Nsi- E etll|
thi'c!:r. i; tirante ' rCunty; .11s. Je..ie G(osIt
r ! .leI'tters il co nty; Mi, Mablel lisaumsnl.
I'.cll c unty; MN' IE. L.. sitltiti'k.. I),t
l.,I . 'e s iuity); .1\I.. Fl; y I.. slls, Ravalli
c . sI " . i i r isn Si ttlletic l,h. (altinn
un'slltl \.,I:.+ Illt (trant, liaverht:ad cutlnty;
M~ . Iucy tI r ,. li'arha e ,ea co.ntly; .his
1:i ,el .I l ,'r.n . "lnt, lF rgui s county; \sll~ .ionti.:
N. : . Y' ll, aiil. .s - c'itlly.
. nl,, l )l : u s.,htl t.,' for the Io htll in :l
11-. ILiii lipi' ii, . ilat 1h r c. Untiy; .sli
.l I(;ll' .t wt., IrAnllite tl ty; l s .11-- I arretl,
al0;l' I, i wli sr ': iiiI. ; Il uli y M ont.
Its iil s cilln , y; f l i -sa I '. 'ill .an latolltr, .i'ss
hlt:n roo;t llV Mi, l- . .n llllNoonanl, .l,"r-n l
couniil ; \I- I. yr.i I rerise, lewis andii Clhks.
,li .1i I i,, I.. (ii) , Ravallt cou ty.
ans i .1is, Nia , r sisisi, lic.r I.ldge c.inty.
ti it5e iiit t t siii' int lt, history of the clsitl
'-I .11i-, iilis I. uslI.,.y ldrisp e-d ouit iof ir.t
1i hl. in ii. I ,t,'CIr L l cinuli ty illnt.t i. .Mi.
.'ii:l lahiaii t.od y caiight and pa,'.s her.
F. B. Linfield in the City.
F. IL I ..inthlit p dl t :r f tihe lontana
ltgri litlll l . i partmll isl le' , t lh a ril i. Iatr.
;i i,ii foi r ill the i tity i last nit,' i hai ling
h t, ianl t I mi 't witih I'ri hll Iint ee 1atisi.'
:w I '. \ . ' 'iayb r ,,{ i t. l .lut,
' hil'e in the Li) I:!". w:as ven Iby an Inter
l, itaill r'pr*, iiint. ., a.ld ist p ke tlnci urag
iilll "f the uti "..hs il t - a I ile elhh i -t.
"I slitsr that ith what we i'ave' at preseti
and the asdditiional itrh srial thalt is. sprosiled we
will sisaL'k a slphildii shwing. There is no
d, ut that the wshl will h," surpiris'ed at the
magnificeniit aiiicuhltal i.splay, bul many iof
our ,own reI'sili's will rcc 'ive som liething Ul ai
.iuIk theut-ci .es , a-pecially tlhosi froii Ill:
isiisn r:sl e'lt.
'i.t se will lie alo~si t a full c'arliad of roots
:1isl vis sl si-, u..s 1 il i as the hay ianld grain;.
In the latiter will s' barley, wheat, oats, and
rye. while the vi ctablels. and rout. will in
cl l i postatoes,' trtipil,. w-atrmrltns, sugar
ibeet,. cantnaluspes. rtttahagl:s aund otlicrs.
T"n sthy a isd alls.tl will also It shown with
iiother grains ins the gatg'.
"'5iIs sit"ur i ivis i us r's utl-iatioli In bI's envied. A.s
fisr -. tuhe lgar lh'.eis ,re cisnciseni, I see . oIi
lioilible chassi e tis lie lisatitni isa iliistul y no
sugar tr'sulccrs. "I hc ds;iy in ci iingiist whlin t Us
great valleys ., shi-s astaie will ,rank as first
;mil 5 sig iiihe Iieis, itsi-s ;llsl l lisley lirs lilcsera os
itih. w,'hr'l. In lhe is-risratld ili-t.tisis ol Moin.
isni ti lay thi'r is is.isis sri' uc'd s srninii, hay
siill vcsgs'tailles whi. s si flar hIsi's sit hseetn
-quicill"l inyssre -r sit's, isialily, irnins ssi's
usnsl taste."
ir'sidslnt lanitle slated that hle was in re
cei-li of us leti- r from l tul II. tiiZsz, relir's'enit'
isii' the (iranite li- Metallic csaiiniliy sill Phiil
ipslsuig, in which Iie 'lroimiiiis5s to give Mli,
\lansitle hearty or.iteration in the iuaitter os it
state mini-ral sxhiblt. Mr. Eusz states that
hibit anai in other wayss co-operate with thi.
,sisttn conmmsissioners.
A GUARNTEED CURE FOR PILES,
Itching, Blind, Ileeding or Protruding kiles.
Your druggist will refund money if 1'ALO
OINT~MENT fails to cure you in 6 to 14
days. soc.
[YERETT E, PAXSON
EDUCATOR, IS DEAD
Everett E. Paxson, a resident of Mon
tana since 1878 and one of its foremost
educators, died at his home, 8.a West
Granite street, this morning at 11:30
o'clock after an illness which lasted since
last April. A widow survives him, as do
his father, William HI. Paxson; his two
brothers, E. S. Paxson, the artist, and R.
II. Paxson of the firm of laxson & Rocke
feller, drdggists, and a sister, Mrs. Will
iam J. Crittenden.
Mr. Paxson was a man of exceptional
character and high personal honor and
was generally beloved and respected He
Was born at Orchard Park, N. Y., in r853,
and completed his education in his native
village with a course at Friends' institute,
He taught school two terms in a neighbor
ing village and in 1878 came to Montana,
The winter of that year he spent in Deer
Lodge. The following fall he secured a
school at New Chicago where he taught
for two towns, going thence to Rattle
snake creek, Bleaverhead county, in i88o,
where, in partnership with George Moshier
"Here Is the Way They Stand
Today's Vote In The Inter Mountain's World's Fair Tour eontest
BEAVERHEAD COUNTY- Last Today's Total. LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY- Last Today's Total.
Report. Vote. Vote. Report. Vote. Vote.
Miss Maude Hill, Red Rock........ .............. 7.947 ....... 7,947 Miss Della Lawlor, Helena......................... 5,3;7 2,332 7,699
Miss Lottie McIntosh, Dillon........ ;,;t............. 5,.307 ...... 5,307 Miss Mable McGregor, Helena........... ..... .... 4,70o a2 4,724
Misa Nannie McLoughlin, Dillon.............. 4, ....... 4.208 Miss Maymne Walsh, Helena. ........................ 2,481 13 2.494
Miss Emily A. Taylor, Dillon........................... ,371 ....... 2,371 Miss Genivive Boynton, Helena...................... 2,048 25 2,073
Miss Grace G. Gray, Bannack..................... 89 ....... 891 Miss Mable Riebold, Helena ........................ 1,68: ....... 1,681
Miss Carrie Harrison, Dillon......................... 6a- ....... 62a Miss Annat Marceau, Helena ...................... 8t8 ....... 8:8
Miss Ethel Squire, Dillon ........................... 444 ....... 444 Miss Myra Trerise, Helena........................... 706 5 71r
Miss Julia Grant, Lima ............................. 179 6 t85 Miss Carrie Ward, Helena........................... 570 ....... 70
Miss Lucy M. Ford, Lima ........................... 67 40 107 MADISON COUNTY
Miss Estelle Mac Rich, D)illon ........................ ...... 515 Miss Maul Northway, Ennis ........................ 1,568 ....... 1,568
BROADWATER COUNTY- Miss Fannie C. Reif, Virginia City................... 1,394 1....... ,394
Miss Maud Pcnwell, Townsend ...................... 5576 576 Miss 'Edna Jackson, Virginia City..................... ,o8o ....... ,oC
Miss Rena Schaaf, Townsend....................... 4,658 ....... 4.658 Miss Maybell Sparling, Ennis........................ 673 ....... 673
Miss Christina Erickson, Townsend ................. 3,245 ..... 3,245 Miss Gertie Kohls. Virginia City ................. 636 ....... 636
Miss Leila Parker, Townsend.................. .... .. 938 ..**... 938 Miss Rita Marshall, Sheridan........................ ...... .
Miss Carrie Holloway, Townsend ..................... 750 ....... 750 MEAGHER COUNTY
Miss Mamie McRae, Townsend................... 624 ....... 624 Miss Clara Chapin, White Sulphur Springs........ 6,265 ....... 6,265
Miss Litzie Barker, Townsend.................... P . ...... 19 Miss Catherine Rees, White Sulphur Springs........ 4,175 *...... 4,175
Miss Argall Anderson, White Sulphur Springs........ 1,o63 ....... 1,063
CARBON COUNTY-W Miss EfRii. Tipton, White Sulphur Springs..... ....S.. 4 4
Miss Tony Early, Red l.odge.... 39....... ............ 2,3 39 2,02.....
Miss Fannie Rour, Red Lodge.................. 3 66 Miss Eva lartfield, White Sulphur Springs........................ .......
Miss Jack Fulerton, Red Lodge ...................... 40 40 Mis Maud Fuchs, White Sulphur Springs........................ .......
Miss Gertrude Watson, Red Lodge .................... 185 o 195 MISSOU.A COUNTY
Miss Elmer Bowen, Red Lodge....................... 3 ...... 32 Miss Nellie LongtaT, Misoula........... ........ ,32 22 2,347
Miss Eva Robbins, Red Lodge ....................... ....... Miss Pearl O'Neal, Missula........................ 1,955 34 1,989
Miss Nellie Gurrell, Red Lodge ......................... 2 ....... 20 Miss Victoria Cyr, Frenchtown...................... 1,872 30 1,902
Miss Sarah Beard, Misoula ......................... 846 20 866
CUSTER COUNTY- Miss Bessie Taylor, Missoula ......................... 834 551 785
Miss Margaret Carter, Miles City..................... 1,412 ....... 1,42 Miss May Drago, Missoula.................... .......285 . 85
Miss Rose Gaylord, Miles City....................... 945 ....... 945
Miss Marion Gordon, Miles City .................... 9 1.... 19 PARK COUNTY
Mirs Myrtle Johnson, Miles City ..................... ... ..... 12 Miss Etta Hntruza, Livingston........................ 6,308 ....... 6,308
Mils Ads Eichorn, Miles City........................ 7 7 Miss Birdie Clark, Livingston....................... 4.739 4.739
Misa Mary Coletman, Miles City ..................... ....... Miss Florence Goodson, Livingston................... 1,498 .... ,498
Misu Lulu Wilson, Miles City ........................ 5 .... Miss Matld H. Vance. Livingston..................... 84 ... 814
Miss Mary Schrimer, Miles City ..................... ............ ....... Miss Nannie Nicol, Livingston....................... 601 ....... 6o*
Miss Rosalee Terrett, Miles City....................................... Miss Edna Dricoll, Livingston..................... 13 13
Miss Kate Burgel, Miles City. .................... ..... ................. Miss Elsie Mercier, Livingston......................... 8 S
Miss Bessie IHutTinan, Miles City.................... .................... Miss Edna Trurner, Livingston ........................ .. . ......
Miss Daisy Haynes, Miles City...................... Miss Rose Hausen, Livingston .......................
CASCADE COUNTY- POWELL COUNTY
Miss Netta Gervais, Great Falls ....................... 2925 ....... 2,925 Miss Mable Beaumont, Deer Lodge ................... 6,399 29 6,428
Miss Nelly Short, Great Falls........................ 2,393 2,*93 Miss Harriet Quigley. Ophir ......................... 3.777 29 3,006
Miss Edith Brown, Great Falls ....................... ass ....... 225 Miss Oro Fino Miller, Deer Lodge................... 1,182a 9 1,91
CIIOUTEAU COUNTY- RAVALLI COUNTY
Miss Cora Hassock. Havre..........55 ..... ... on .. Soo Miss Floy L. Ods, Victor .......................... 4,88 131 5,012o
Miss Marion Auld, Havre................... ....... . ..... 10o7 Miss Laura Harper, Hamilton ....................... 4,715 87 4,802
Miss Cora Niles, Chinook...................................... Miss Ethel Chanmbers. Hamilton...................... 1,495 295 1,790
Miss Mattie Higgins, Stevensville...................... 754 754
DEER LODGE COUNTY- Miss Lilla Semmons, Hamilton....................... 703 ....... 703
Miss Nina Graham, Anaconda.......- ............ 4,669 67o 5$339 Miss May Dougherty, Corvallis....................... 574 11 $85
Miss Julia Cuddihy, Anaconda....................... 4.939 1at 5.060 Miss Daisy Bond, Hamilton .......................... 293 a 295
Miss Blanche M. Salsbury, Anaconda, ................ 3,823 70 3,893 Miss Cora Adams, Hamilton ......................... oo ....... oo
Miss Elizabeth L. Fitzpatrick, Anaconda .............. ,288 3 ,a291 ROSEBUD COUNTY
ROSEBUD COUNTY-
DAWSON COUNTY- Miss Floy A. Westaby, Forsyth....................... 4,481 1S 4.496
Miss Ruth Hunter, Glendive........................... 2.753 ..... ,753 Miss Ethel Waddingham, Forsyth.................... 635 ...... 63S
Miss Jessie Jones, Glendive.......................... 2,237 ....... 2.237 Miss Mayme Hammond, Forsyth ........................ 4
Miss Ana Simms, Glendive........................ . 1,oo5 ....... i,oos
Miss Mary Osborne, Glendive................... ....$. 590o 5 " 90 SILVER BOW COUNTY
Miss ililda Foss, Glendive.............................. 4 ....... 274 Miss Alice Jackson, Butte........................... 20,517 504 at,oat
Miss Effie Teeter, Glendive .......................... 27 27 Miss Laura Kilgallan, Butte......................... 17,410 9as 18,332
Miss Mabel Ilatchelor, Glendive .......................... .. 1a Miss Nell Lloyd, Butte...................... ..... 13,255 408 13,663
Miss Frances Lee, Glendive .......................... o ....... o Miss Clara Burkard, Butte ......................... 10o,739 266 1r,oo$
Miss II. May Johnson, Glendive..... ............. 8 8 Miss Geneva M. Smith, Butte ........................ 7,596 451 8,047
Miss Frances Johnson. Glendive .............................. 3 3 Miss Mamie McNamara, Butte........... ............ 6,176 19o 6,366
Miss Arie Mack, Glendlve............................ 1 . . Miss Hanna Courtney, Butte......................... 5.734 15 5.849
Miss May Rodda, Butte..... .................. 4.4116 30 4,146
FLATHEAD COUNTY- Miss Alice Mitchell, Butte.......................... 1,650 70o ,72
Miss Mary Slack, Kalispell.............................. 4892 7 4,899 Miss Clara Auerbach, Butte........................... 1,23o 40 1,27o
Miss Bessie Tate, Kalispell........................ .. .r84 .... ,84 Miss Kayte Jones, Butte..................... ..... 873 38 911
Miss Maude Fauver, Kalispell.............,,.,. ..... 951 951 Miss Olive E. Beakey, Butte......................... 727 20 747
Miss Mattie Higgins, Kalispell..... 608 ....... 68 Miss Margaret Loughrin, Butte....................... 677 3 7o8
Miss Agnes Morrow. Kalispell... 4o 4 Miss Belle Edwards, Butte ......... ............ 6R.8 8 69
Miss Jutlia Gildea, Kalispell.. .. ..s .... . ... g.* ..... ....... Miss Ruth Carlson, Butte.......................... 439 ....... 439
Mis Ruth Anderson, Kalispell.. ' ...... . ..... ....... ......... Miss Agnes Harrington, Butte........................ 35 .."...* 35
Miss Donna Schenck, Libby.... .....
v.l " . " SWEITGRASS COUNTY
FERGUS COUNTY- Miss May Marley, Big Timber................... 5.596 ....... 5,596
Miss Fannie Cook, Lewistown ......,.............. 2.451 250 2,701 Miss Ethel Browning, Big Timber ................ .... 2,783 ...... 2,783
.Miss Mable Suprenaut, L.ewistown.................... 780 40 820 Miss Maggie Irvine, Big Timber...................... 2,244 ....... 2,244
Miss Grace McHugh, Lewistown............... .......6 66a Miss Bertha Anderson, Big Timber.................... ........ .......
GRANITE COUNTY- TETON COUNTI
Miss Catherine Perrent, l'hilipslurg........................... ,309 ...... ,309 Miss Frances Cooper, Choteau....................... 8 ...... 8
Miss Ethel Gilchrist, Drummond..................... 1,879 47 1,926 Miss Kathryn Kennedy, Choteau..................... l .......1 16
Miss Lily Royal, Drummond ......................... 1.745 *...... 1,745 Miss Maud Murray, Shelby......................... 4 ...... 4
Miss Irma Sherrill, Philipsburg ....................... 1 ,574 *..*... 1,574
Miss Myrtle Clark, Philipsburg...................... 1,444 ....... 1,444 VALLEY COUNTY
Miss Gertrude Shearer, Granite....................... 856 ....... 856 Miss Anna Ratchford, Glasgow..................... I,80o ......, . ,8or
GAI.ATIN COUNTY- Miss Myrtle McMillan, Glasgow....................... So ........ So
Miss Mamie Oakwood, Bozeman..,.,,....... ..... . ,813 77 2,890 YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Miss trace Griffin, Blozeman........... .............. 1.553 246 1,799 Miss Minnie V. Nord, Billings...................... 3,135 20 3,155
Miss Ella Arnold, Bozeman.........:................ 1,64 331 7 Miss Dora Rademaker, Billings ....................... 1,997 ....... 1,997
....gr............ 3Miss Della Walters. Billings....................... 208 .......
Miss Ruby Moore, Belgrade........:.a............. . 1,354 23 1,377 Miss Mable Ross, Billings ............................ 203 ....... o03
Miss Bessie Van andt, Bozeman..... ........ ...... . 1,222 12 134 W...........................
Miss Minnie Stubblefield, Bozeman .................. 58 8o 66 Miss Alice Walk, Billings........................ o ....... 1o
Miss Mamie Stringfield, Bozeman..................... Miss Blanche Nickey, Billings ..................... ,..................
................... . Miss Marie L. Sleeper, Billings ........................ ..............
JEFFERSON COUNTY- Miss Nellie C. Bullard, Billings .............................. .............
Miss Josie Noonan, Basin............................ 12,540 16 12,556 Withdrawn .................................... 42,004 ....... 42,004
Mis.s Regina Bear, Basin ............................ 3.30 3.302
Miss Jessie Goodrich, Whitehall........................ ,8oz 24 1,825 Total ...................................... 360,507 8,66o 369,167
Headquarters and Voting Places
BIeaverhead County-A. 8. Johnson........................... ............... Dillon
llroadwater County-Byrne Bros.................................. Townsend
Carbon County-Mrs. M. N. Hickox....................... ........................Red Lodge
Cascade County-Thomas Hodge............... ....................... Great Falls
Chouteau County-George W. Crane............................ ........ Fort Benton
Custer County-J. H. Arnold....... ..................................Miles City
Dawson County-Albert H. Johnson................. ...... ........................... Glendive
Deer Lodge-Inter Mountain Office .......... ................................... Anaconda
Fergus County-L. C. Cornell............ ............................ Lewistown
Flathead County-Walter Hunt . .... ......................................... Kalispell
Gallatin County-J. P. Martin ........... ........... ................. Bozeman
Granite County-Charles Williams ............... ...................... Philipsburg
Jeffcrson County-J. II. Rule...................... ............................Basin
Lewis and Clarke County-Moore Book and Stationery Company ...............Helens
Madison County-James Powell .................................................. Virginia City
Meagher County-L. B. Jobb............................... .... White Sulphur Springs
Missoula County-Winatanley's Oice ............ ....... ................. Missoula
Park County-Bingham Hinman.................................. ............ Livingston
Powell County-rThe Kenyon Store.......................................... ..... Deer Lodge
Ravalli County-Wynne Roberts............... .......................... Hamilton
Rosebud County-W. H. Simons.......... ............................... Forsyth
Silver Dow County-Inter Mountain OUtes.................................. ............... Butte
Valley County-Mliss Bertha Kempher............ .......................... Glasgow
Teton County-C. H. Drake.............................. ............... Chotesa
Yellowstone County-Tholnsa Manley.............................. ........... Billings
Sweetgrass County-L. M. Hungerford............................................. Dig Timber
and Carroll Smith, he went into the sheep
business. His winters were occupied ,ia
teaching school at Bannack and on the
Beaverhcad river. After five years of
hardships and trials, he retired and came
to Butte.
After a short period in the book trade
he became principal of the school At
Walkerville, in which position he re
mained for six years. In £893 he was ap
pointed clerk of the board of equalization,
which position he held for four years.
After a visit of several years in the East
he returned to this city. In tgoo he be
came principal of the Burlington school.
On the expiration of the first term there
he married Miss Lelia M. Johnson of
Duluth, Minn.
In April of this year, near the close of
his third term in the Burlington school,
he was stricken with paralysis in the
school room, From that time he grad
ually failed until his death this morning.
The deceased was a member of the Odd
Fellows and the Maccabees and the funeral
will be under the direction of the local
lodges, probably on Sunday, although ar
rangements have not yet been made.
Mr. Paxson was a member of Fidelity
Lodge No. 408, I. 0. O. F.
Christie & Leys' souvenir opening Sat"
urday, .\lu.day amd Tuesday,
SHE SAYS HE DRANK
Lillie Williams sued John Williams for
divorce in the district court today, the
grounds being gross intemperance, willful
neglect and extreme cruelty. The parties
were married here January Is, 1896.
Mrs. Williams says that Williams drank
till his indulgences incapacitated him from
work, gambled away his earnings, failed
to provide for her, cut off her credit,
applied vile and opprobrious epithets to
her and threatened to strike her.
She adds that his constant abuse caused
her great mental worry and anguish, en
feebled her physically and endangered her
health. She asks for the three children
a girl of 6, and two boys of 4 and a
years of age-and a divorce.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money of it tails
to cure. 1'. W. Grove's signature is on
each box. ago.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
will give a prize card party and refresh
ments Friday evening, November ao, at
Scandia hall. Admission a5 cents. Come
early.
Butte Inter Mountain's
World's Fair Tour eonditions:
First-Any young lady over t7 years of age may be nominated at any time on blanks
provided and by the indorsement of three well known citisens of the county in which she
resides.
Second-Three Judges agreeable to the candidates shall be selected to officially an.
nounce the winner in each county. One girl will be chosen from each county excepting
that Silver Bow shall have three, Deer Lodge and Missoula two each.
Third-As in other elections, each county will vote separately. The vote in one cannot
affect the others. Matters properly concerning the tour will be settled by the wishes of
the msnaority. The winner shall have the right to name a prosy it unable to attend her
self.
Fourth-Voting will commence Monday, October sg, and close Tuesday evening at
y o'clock, January sg, ge04. Coupons seven days old cannot be voted. Single coupons
cut from the semilweekly, or the daily Inter Mountain must be neatly trimmed. All
coupons, whether single or special, must bear the name of the one to be voted for.
Fifth-..Coupons are given as follows:
Single coupons, cut from the Dally or Semi-Weekly Inter
Mountain ......... .............................. f Vote
Subscription In arrears, each dollar paid a special coupon of.. as Votes
Subscription, Semi-Weekly, 6 months, Si, a special coupon of So Votes
(Paid in Advance Subscriptions.)
Subscription, Semi-Weekly 32 months, $, a special coupon of loo Votes
(Paid in Advance Subscriptions.)
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain a month, 7ac, a special
cuopon of ...........(Paid in Advance Subscriptions.) ........... 40 Votes
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain, 6 months, $4.00, a special
coupon of ............. (Paid in Advance Subscriptions.) ........... 50 Votes
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain, zl months, $7.So, a
special coupon of .... (Paid in Advance Subscriptions. ,....... .... Votes
Sixth-Coupons should be voted at the headquarters nearest you or mailed to "Coupon
Department Inter Mountain" at any point named below. Votes will be counted at noon
each day and the totals announced in the evening papers
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