The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22
Additional Butte nesns DiH be .touno
on the sirth page.
BUTTE CURRENT T

Frank K. Barnes, OF Philadelphia, is in
the city.
Jerry Collins. publisher OF the Great
Falls Tribune, Is in the city.
Aplan is on foot to reorganize the lodge
Of the Improved Order of Red Men.
Mrs. NJ. Duff and Mrs. X. Scott, Of
Helena, are visiting friends i'm town.
The Deutscher Krieger verein will meet
on Thursday evening to elect officers.
A meeting Of the Butte city fire brigade
is called for this evening at 8 O'Clock.
Moulton shipped eight bars yesterday
via Pacific express OF an estimated value
of S13.6S0.
+. w. Gibbons, a valiant packer of the
samplers, Is in the city on M OF his occa-
sional visits.
DIR. Golfer, attending physician at the
Warm Springs asylum, visited the city
yesterday.
Fred Green, general agent at Salt Lake
of the Chicago x Northwestern, was in the
city yesterday.
f. C.. Freyschlae, a prominent resident
OF Granite, was among the visitors In the
city yesterday.
w. NJ. Jack is building n fin residence
in West Granite street, opposite James
McCaig's new house.
A meeting OF the Butte City fire depart
ment was held last night to make arrange
ments for the coming tournament.
John Milliean was arrested last night
for stealing Ss5 from a fellow boarder at
one of the miners boarding houses on the
hill.
Officers Binder and higgins arrested
Ed Gosslin last night for assaulting AL
bert Johnson. Gosslin will be arraigned
to-day.
Nick Ayers was arrested yesterday for
assaulting his wife with a tin cup. He
pleaded not guilty and will be tried to-
morrow.
A fight took place in an East Park street
saloon last night which was promptly
stopped by Officer Wilson. who arrested
the principals.
Jack Mcdonald, the good natured door
keeper at the Comique, will leave to-day
for the Boulder hot springs tn enjoy n
weeks vacation.
s. II. Courtney recently a member of
the ID. j. Hennessy Mercantile company
returned yesterday from a visit to his old
home i'm Ireland.
G.. A.. Jones returned yesterday even
ing from n visit TO the Flathead country,
where he look n conspicuous part in put
ting down the recent Indian troubles.
Hon. Lee Mantle made his appearance
on the streets yesterday for the first time
since the accident with which he met last
month. He finds locomotion with q cane
anything but pleasant and exhiliarating.
The two Greeks arrested last week for
%swindiing an East Park street grocery
firm were discharged by Judge Cantwell
yesterday. They compromised the mat
ter by settling thee disputed bill and pay
ing all costs.
Mrs. James Cotter and Miss NJ. A. Nc
Closkey, mother and aunt of T. II. Cotter,
arrived from Omaha yesterday and will re-
main In Butte for a couple of weeks. Dur
ing their stay, they will be at the McDer-
mott, the guests OF Mr.. Cotter.
Mrs. Bridget Sheehan was arrested yes
terday on complaint of Annie l.. Parker
for fiourishing a revolver. She was ar
raigned before Judge Eddy and pleaded
not guilty. The trouble grew out of a dis
pute concerning the payment of rent.
Every true citizen of Butte should at
tend the meeting to be held at the court
house tonight in regard to the matter of
raising $1,000 for a public library.
Speeches will he delivered by w. A.
Clark, w. w. Dixon and Judge DeWolfe.