Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

DR.. S. N. Snyder was in Butte today.
John Purtle of Missoula county is in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Taylor spent today
in Butte.
Alderman John Hamil has returned
from Cuba.
A. L. Stone and son of Missoula are at
the Montana.
Walsh & James, law office, Beudry
block, East Park avenue.
Seats for the Chicago Ladies' Quartette
will be on sale at Smith Drug company
on and after Monday.
A marriage license was issued to H. G.
Wilson of Anaconda and Miss Lily A.
Peterson of Salt Lake.
Swedish Lutheran church services at II
a. M: Sunday school at 1870; services at
s p. m. All welcome. A. E. Gustafson,
| pastor.
Deputy United States District Attor-
ney J. G. English came over from Helena
yesterday and will spend Sunday with his
family.
William Schatzlein went to Boulder to-
day, where he has been engaged to fresco
some Of the business places in the county
seat of jefferson county.
The Anaconda Millinery Parlors, at 416
East Park avenue, were open today for
business. The grand opening will be
Wednesday, March 29th. "
The weather continues to grow worse
every day with additional SHOWS, cold
March winds and frosty nights. An av-
erage of four feet of snow remains in the
hills.
Judge Fitzgerald sentenced the no.
torious Mamie Supernant to 80 days in
Jail yesterday for drunk and disorderly
conduct. She accepted a floater and will
leave Anaconda today.
A transcript on appeal was filed yes
| terday in the district court in the case
of James Gillespie against Joseph Han
non. The sum of SOL. 10 is involved. The
case was appealed from Judge Kennedy's
court.
The entertainment given at Floods
boarding house last night for the benefit
of the Carroll school library was a pro-
nounced success. The attendance was
large. Every number on the programme
was a good one.
Miss Virginia Douglas and Miss Ida
O'Bannon, teachers in the public schools,
went to Helena this morning on a visit
with friends. Miss Mary Mclaughlin
left last night for Butte on a week visit
with her mother.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fearan, residing at 50S East
Park avenue, died yesterday of whooping
cough. The funeral was held from the
family residence this afternoon. Services
were held at st. Peters Catholic church.
Dr.. f. S. Rhinehart went to Butte to-
day and will confer with l.. V. Swiggett,
co-owner in the u. t. mine, in the Cata-
ract mining district. near Basin. They
are considering putting on a night shift
driving a tunnel, 100 feet of which de-
mains undOne.
The county commissioners, composed
Of A. M. walker, chairman; James Geary
and T.. c. Davidson, went down to Deer
Lodge this morning to inspect the county
hospital, conducted by the Sisters of
Charity. According to the law, the COM
missioners must inspect all county build
ings and county hospitals at least once
a year.
Miss L.. Norris of New York, head mil
liner for the O'Donnell sisters. who con
duct the Anaconda millinery store on
East Park avenue, arrived in the city
yesterday and has taken charge Of the
trimming rooms at that establishment.
Miss Norris is a charming lady and is
pleased with this western city. She says
the predominating colors this year are
violets and reds.
A suit over land and other real estate
was commenced in the district court this
morning by Mary Crosswhite and Lena
Johnson against Mary Jorgenson and
Christian JOrganson. All the parties to
the suit are heirs to Lars Jorgenson, who
settled on certain lands in Deer Lodge
valley in 1878, and who died on Novem-
Der IS, 1879, leaving no letters of admin
istration. II. P. Napton and j. r. Boar
man are attorneys for the plaintiffs.
Professor Harry Cannon and Miss
Morse, teachers of the Carroll school,
sincerely thank all those who in any way
assisted in making the Carroll school en-
tertainment such a pronounced success.
They especially thank Mrs. Charles
Flood for the use of her commodious
dining hall, in which the entertainment
was held, and Miss N. H~ardenbrook, Mr..
NJ. T. Inman and Oswald d. Cohn for
services with the programme.
The subject for the morning sermon in
the NJ. f. church will be "Order in the
Word of God" In the evening the SER
mon will be on Sleeping Humanity"
The subject for Wednesday night prayer
meeting will be THE Fruits of the
Spirit" The ladies' aid society will meet
with Mrs. Speaker Thursday afternoon at
2:30. The Junior League will meet Fri
day Afternoon at $3.50. Glass meeting at
10 a. m. Sunday. Sunday school at 1890.
Epworth League meeting at $50, and
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