The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
TOWN TOPICS IN BUTTE.
Mike Nugcnt Again Charged with High
way Robbcry-Othcr Notes.

way Robbcry-Othcr Notes.
Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. a6.-For the second time
this week Mike Nugcnt was to-day tried
for highway robbery. The first case was
that Of the Swede Peterson, but the evil
dence was not sufficient to hold Nagent.
This afternoon NuRent was tried ON N
charge of attempting to rob Chris Curry i'm
an alley back OF East Galena street.
Curry claimed that NuRent attacked him
there and tried To rob him, but he got the
better of him. The defense was mistaken
identity. Judge Ncwkirk reserved his de-
cision.
Hon. George w. Cassidy and w. ]. Pen
rose will address "a meeting of electors at
Centrcville, tomorrow evening:
Tomorrow evening", at democratic
headquarters In Butte. Hon. Lats NJ.
Rand, from Minneapolis, will a0drsss the
On Saturday night. Hons. w. A. Clark
and e.. w. Cassidy will Address IA injecting
in the Butte opera house.
meet to.morrow evening at Caplice, hall
and will he addressed by A. Bray. Mar
shal George Irvine and Lee Mantel.
William Wakefield, the miner who was
injured by falling into "a sewer early this
morning, will bring action against the
ii. F. Grogan. an engineer ON the Mon
tana Union railroad, died this morning of
typhoid pneumonia: He was ~ years old,
days. The body will probably be sent
What is considered the finest school
building i'm Montana is the new st. Patrick
Parochial. school, which has just been
completed at the south west corner of
West Park and Washington streets. The
Butte and speaks well for the confidence
of Butte's citizens i'm the permanently of
the city,, The building is SO nearly com
pleted that school has been opened, al
though the desks have not yet arrived.
About 100 children are now attending the
school. The teachers are seven sisters
| from S,n YEN vvnrtll- KnnSnS-. vhO arrival
two weeks ago for the purpose of taking
charge of the school. Sister Loretta is sIi-
maclcta, tonstnntia. Mary Cecilia, Mary
Pio.s. Frs.nccsd de- Sales, the music teacher
The exterior OF the building is OF brick
and the style il elegant and substantial
The first floor contains n prettily fur
nished parior and four class rooms, 26xs.
and are provided with steam radiators,
blackboards, gas chandeliers, etc. ON the
sS'i !" large wa .~i four piano rooms,
the sisters recreation room, well stocked
with books, and the exhibition hall, which
building. 1t is the main school room and
lecture and the like: The third floor /.
rooms and while plans for this
m IL is IT. thought '"as1s ,a that sSmstim me ,E Broy aaar
From a little balcony in this story is ths
hest view of Butte and vicinity that il oh
tainablc. The stairs throughout the
building are wide and built OF oak. whils
the halls are finished i'm pine. Water. |,
provided ON every floor. In the cellar
Is the dining room for the Sis
tiers. Kitchen, pantry; store room.
janitor's room, boiler room. etc
There is also IA room which may Tx
fitted into nm apartment for smaller chill
dren.. None are taken into the school ri
less than six years OF q.
The erection of the sclioolhouse wa,
begun on March IL, last. The cost ha,
been 1000 which is not all paid. %
this sum $4,000 was for the lot and To-
fnrniture and other a~ppurtcnances
Father Van de Ven and his pa~rishioner,
are greatly pleased over the completion
of the building which for SO long a tim.
has been an object of deep concern will
them.