The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES,
Rent pianos from orion Bros.
Fred orion, piano tuner Io7 y ma,

FREQ Orton. piano tuner. l07 e. Bdwy.
b. w. Poole of Mammoth is I'm the
city. "e
James Whitaker is visiting Butte
from Virginia City.
Our $40 Suits are welI-cut. weIl-made
well-trimmed. Boucher.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co., 22s North Main street.
e. L. whitmore is III at Murray &
hospital with quincy.
DR.. Norcross makes no charge for ex-
aiming the eye or fitting glasses.
Mrs. Catherine Lympus, mother of
former Boiler Inspector George Blinn,
died yesterday.
All the latest toes in Shoes. a stylish,
comfortable. good-wearing Shoe for
$3.50. Boucher.
DR.. James Newton Alexander and
Miss Increase Kelly were yesterday
granted a license to marry.
A bouncing baby girl was born last
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Hughes of 432 East Broadway.
Walter Cooper. e. d. Ellis and wife
and Noah Gee and family are Booze
man people who visited Butte yester-
day.
Andrew Anderson of Sheridan ana
Miss Matilda Pearson OF Butte were
united in marriage by Justice Trapp
yesterday.
The name OF the man killed in the
Mountain Con Saturday was Clarence
*. Molen instead OF Charles r.. as pre-
viously stated.
Special night school for clerks and
others from 5 to 10 five evenings each
week at Butte Business College. com
mencing Monday. Oct. "a.
The ladies OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church gave a concert last night for the
benefit of the organ fund. A good mu-
steal programme was rendered and a
large sum was realized.
John Egan has been appointed bail
IN for Judge Lindsay's court Temporal
lIy. Mr.. Egan was on duty yesterday
and soon demonstrated that he will
make a good court officer.
Charles Myer and Miss Fife Bornie
OF Sappington were married last even
ing at the residence of William Ste
p~henson, 1910 Jefferson avenue. Justice
Burns performing the ceremony.
Chief of Police Francis of Boise will
return home to-day. Yesterday he Sc
cured a deed from J. W. Kinder for so
acres OF Ian near Boise to cover an
indebtedness of 500. which he owed
Francis.
Marriage licenses were Yesterday is
11@ ~ A1AtN OF SneIlQan 2
and Mrs. Mathilda Pearson OF Butte.
John osborn n Rachel NJ. Palmer
Charles L. Meyer and Mrs. Effe II.
Bonnie Of Butte.
Miss Susie Thoroughman. niece NJ
DIR. Whitford. died yesterday of con-
sumption. Miss Thoroughman was is
years of age n an accomplished and
very popula young roman She had
been a sufferer from consumption for
more than a year.
Under Sheriff Murphy met with a
accident a few days ago. re-
sulting In a fracture OF his right leg.
he was standing on the edge of the
sidewalk in front OF the court house.
and In the dark slipped of the curb.
He will be laid up for several weeks.
John Osborne of Butte and Miss
Rachael NJ. Palmer were married last
at 1880 o'ciocn at Grace NJ. f
Rev. John Hosking performed
the ceremony. Miss Palmer arrived IN
on Thursday last from Tavistock,
England. having journeyed
across the ocean to wed her afianced.
F. Kramer and c. II. Churchill were
admitted TO citizenship by Judge
Knowles yesterday. Kramer informed
The court he could scarcely claim any
as his native land. as he was
born aboard ship in mid-ocean when his
parents were emigrating to this coun-
ny. Churchill was a native of New
DIR. j. Newton Alexander. hospital
surgeon at st. James hospital. and
Miss Mary Kelley. the well-known mu-
teacher. were quietly married yes
at st. Patrick's church. The
took place at high noon, the
being performed by Rev.
Father Desiere. Only a few of the in
innate friends of the principals were
present.
James j. Hill. whose name figures so
prominently In recent railroad news. is
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