The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-02
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

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directed to the advertisement OF the Tut
tie Manufacturing q Supply company
calling for bid on laying 10000 bricks.
The contract will be let to-day.
+. NJ. Frank is visiting in the city.
The water pipes in South Butte are be-
ing repaired.
Marshal Daum is out again after an i'll
ness of two days.
&c. Keppler Of Anaconda is registered
at thc:.McDermott.
Z. A. Armstrong is building a new house
on Kemper avenue.
Mrs. NJ. J.. O'Brien left last evening for
Helena to visit her sister.
John Parker, a Wyoming business man,
is visiting friends i'm Butte.
Thomas, Bodily has ~reopencd the old
Nevada saloon in Centerville.
The Primrose beer hall has been
opened in East Galena street.
Supt. G.. II. Babcock, of Mullen. Idaho,
formerly of Granite, is in the city.
The board of county commissioners will
meet i'm regular session this morning.
Messrs. Wan and C~rowhearst are build
ing new residences in North Walkerville.
Sheriff O'Neil and assistant. Hamilton
OF Fort Benton, went to Deer Lodge yes
tcrday.
Mrs. l.. Lavenberg, formerly of this city
and now of Helena, is stopping at the 81.
Nicholas.
George Irvine has returned from at
tendance on the United States court at
Helena.
Plans are being prepared of a new
church for the Second Baptist Church So
cicty. Ii will he built soon.
The Calcdonian society will meet NJ
Miners union hall Thursday evening To-
arrange for the society picnic.
Beginning yesterday, freight was re-
ceived and stored as usual al the new
Montana Union freight depot.
Ed. Sullivan, who attempted to break
Jail a few nights ago, was taken 10 Deer
Lodge by Sheriff Lloyd yesterday.
:. l.. Russell, the Montana Union con.
luctor, is on n visit 20 Michigan. His
family will accompany him on his return,
The pumps have been pulled out at the
Wabash mine, and the mine will bc
closed until the settlement of the Davis
estate.
Is. L. st. Charles, mining editor of the
Miner, has returned from a visit To North
ern Idaho, where he inspected several
gold propositions.
w. +. Coulter was arrested yesterday
morning for fighting at the Silver Bow
depot and was brought to the county jail
by Deputy Hamilton.
James A. Murray and Gustave A. korn.
berg. the surveyor, will leave this morn
ing for Highland to inspect some mines,
the property of Mr.. Murray.
The Alice mine and mill were shu,
down yesterday for a general cleanup
and for repairs 10 the big pump. They
will be running in n day or two.
r. d.. Adams, superintendent of the
American Express. left for Helena and
81. Paul yesterday. Hereafter Mr.. Adams
will make his headquarters at ST. Paul.
r. ID. Ecker has sold out the Independ'
ent messenger service to Alternately,
Armstrong x Smith, of Chicago. which
firm will assume management on June 10
Foster williams, of Granite, returned
home yesterday, having completed the
work Of starting the local lodge of tho
Sons of st. George in a promising man
ucr.
The funeral of j.. c. Harrington tool
place at . o'clock yesterday afternoon
from his late home in West Centerville
The remains were brought to Butte wher
he died.
John McMurray. of the Helena Iadspen
deat, was the guest OF the Press club a
pitably entertained by Finlan K Nevin, %
the Saratoga.
The funeral of T.. NJ. Bowen was helt
yesterday afternoon. The funeral wa
very large, being attended by the Odd Eel
lows, Miners union, st. David's societ,
and many friends of deceased.
Police arrests yesterday were Kelle!
and Emery, for fighting in the Palace
saloon on East Park street; a big Swed,
for being drunk and insulting women n
the corner of Main and Broadway; Free
Wilds for being drunk aud asleep i'm
fine cent Joint; Cartwcll for drunkenness
on East Park street.