Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

day.
Miss Rose La Fontise Of Butte is the
guest of Mrs. Chas Rose.
Miss Maud Wall, of Helena, is visiting
her brother, Frank Wall.
T. c. Davidson has returned from q
trip in the Big Hole country.
Miss Frost, of Stevens Point, Wis, a
manufacturer Of fish flies, is in the city
State Examiner ]. P. Moroney has re-
turned from IN official trip over the
state.
Rev. Aug. Gustafson will preach to-
night at s o'clock in the Swedish mission
church.
The family of c. J. O'Neill have re-
moved to Butte where they will remain
permanently.
Alderman j. F.. Mcdonnell and Mrs.
Mcdonnell returned this morning from a
trip in the east.
The masquerade ball to have been held
at Turner hall last night has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
Mrs. Boyd of Philipsburg, mother of
David Boyd is visiting him at his home
on east Fourth street.
Mis- Helen Gleason. superintendent of
schools. is paying an official visit to the
public schools of Deer Lodge.
The Anaconda Real Estate and 1nsur-
ance gem has removed from 2O5 East
Commercial avenue to Ill East CONNER
cial. M. J. Fitzpatrick, proprietor.
Ri. Rev. L. r. Brewer D. D., of Helena,
and Rev. S. c. Blackiston, Of Butte,
made a b REF visit to the rector Of St.
Marks church on Monday evening.
Miss Margaret Golden, a sister of Mrs.
F. F. Dolan of SOC east Third street and
u H.. Golden. arrived in the city yester-
day morning from Mayo county Ireland.
The Anaconda football association
elected officers last night as follows: Cap
tain, Bert Storey: manager, X. r. Kill
roy; coach, Ben Wilson.
Mrs. P. p. Pardillian, of Helena, a men,
Der of the board of head managers of the
Women of Woodcraft, arrived in the
city last night and is the guest of Mrs.
j. p. Dolan at the corner of Maple and
Fifth streets.
Reports from the horse races at Wis
don which We're in progress last week
say the attendance was large and the
races interesting. The best race was
a quarter mile dash between an Anacon-
da horse "Lurline,' owned by Charles
CARRIER and a horse from Idaho in which
the former won by several lengths. The
betting was very heavy On all the races.
The mission sermon at st. Pauls Catho-
lie church this evening will be on Death
and will be delivered by Father Hopper.
The subject of the instruction will be
''purgatory'' and will be given by Father
McCorrey. The instructions beginning
tomorrow morning and until the end of
the mission will be on the command
ments."
The generosity of VIM. l.. Hoge, late
of Anaconda. now Of New York, has
been disclosed again by a gift Of 81, 465
toward the last debt on the NJ. E. church.
Mr.. Hoge also contributed literally to-
ward the Epworth League fund during
his long residence in this city. This re-
port was made at the last quarterly meet
ing which was presided over by Rev.
Jacob Mills.
At a meeting Of the refreshment COM
mittee of the volunteer reception COM
mittee held last evening Mrs. w. B.
Webb, Mrs. j. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs. J. NJ.
Sigh, Mrs. John Merrill and Mrs. 1. Nj.
Rockefeller We're appointed a committee
to prepare a menu for the lunch to be
An invitation will be extended to the lady
friends of the volunteers h desire to
wait on the tables when the boys come
home. They are requested to report to
Mrs. J. NJ. Kennedy as early as possible.
Yesterday was ar off day With the rail-
roads leading out of Anaconda. By the
breaking of a side bar on an engine on
the B. A. & P. Ry.. both Copper City Linn
tied trains We're delayed a short time and
the greater part of the Anaconda news
for the Inter Mountain received too late
for publication. A burned bridge on the
Northern Pacific line east of Butte caused
the stub trains between Anaconda and
Logan to run via Garrison causing a de-
lay of about -four hours in the arrival of
trains over that line.
Andrew Doruch and Miss Ellen Doruch
father and sister of the late Joseph
DOruch came in from Belt. Montana.
Monday evening and returned home yes
terday morning with the remains of the
deceased. The pail bearers from Ehret's
undertaking rooms to the depot We're ].
Fl. Golden. Ross Lemire Bert Bullock,
Frank Gleeson, j. Latrell and ole Lee
mire, employees OF MacCallum and Clou-
tiers store where the deceased was en-
ployed up to his last illness. Among
the floral tributes was a beautiful cross,
wreath and pillow from the employees. A
large number OF friends accompanied
the remains to the depot.
SIMMONS