Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-07
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. A. Q. Taylor is visiting at Butte
today.
H. B. Hoffman and J. B. Kendrick OF
Deer Lodge are in the city.
The latest delicacies in candies at PEN
dleton's on East Park avenue.
Mrs. j. H. Durstan and Mrs. Joseph
Peters visited at Butte yesterday.
DR.. w. H. English-ofice and rooms-
room IA Carroll block, East Park ave. "
The democratic central committee is
billed to meet tonight in the Shields block.
r. C. Dalton and Miss Carrie w Rafter,
both of Anaconda, have been licensed to
we'd.
Mrs. NJ. T. Inman went to Butte today
on a weeks visit with her mother and
friends.
J.. J.. McGuinness was today appointed
deputy clerk of the court to succeed u.
H. Maroney.
F. l.. St. Jean, physician and surgeon.
Offlce, 212h E. Park avenue. over Stand
ard drug store.
Social dance at A. O. H.. hall Wednes-
day, March 8. Admission, so cents; ladies
free. Music by Margaret Theater orches-
ira.
D. H. Maroney, clerk of the district
court. has resigned. His successor will
be appointed in a day or two by E. j. Cor
cOran.
DR.. r. c. Dalton and Miss Carrie c.
Rafter were united in marriage last
evening at the Christian church, Rev.
Norris, the pastor, officiating.
DR.. r. c. Dalton, surgeon chiropodist.
All diseases of the feet treated success
fully. Pneumatic shields a positive cure
for bunions. Permanently located at 22l
East Park Ave.
Miss Julia Duncan closed a very sue
cessful five months term of school at
Warm Springs on last Friday. In the
evening there was a splendid programme
in which the pupils took part.
P. D. Twohy and f. j. Nadeau were an
stalled yesterday as county treasurer and
deputy county treasurer respectively
d. T. Hallahan, outGing treasurer, turned
oven $S1, 415.2l to his successor.
March pay days of the A. C. M. Co. will
be Thursday, March 8, electric depart,
ment; Friday. March 10, upper works
converters, refinery, brick department
foundry; Saturday, March II, lower
works.
The second edition of the High Schoo
Trail appeared yesterday and is more
creditable than the first. The editorial.
are bright and it's column newsy
throughout. 1t is now an sole and merit:
a liberal patronage.
The O'Neil river opened yesterday from
mountain to mountain and is dischargins
a large volume of water through tn,
streets. So far there has been no damage
only discomfort with wet and mudd!
cross walks.
Miss Cora Marchion, formerly with tn
c. c.. {. Co. of this city, and Miss l.. PeiOI
of Butte, formerly with M. j. Connell Co.
nave both engaged with the Strain de
partment store and nave entered upol
their duties as salesladies.
United States Assistant Attorney J. C
English. Attorney JOIN w. james, E. B
= Catlin, z. II. Macdonald, II. J. Allen, j
w. Mahan. Frank Strickfadden, w. NJ
Twohy, f. Devine and wife and Others
went to Butte this morning. LOca
travel is improving with the coming OF
spring.
The knights of Pythias held a jollifi.
cation last evening at their hall in tht
Standard building, when the Third ranE
was bestowed upon Max Hammerslough
The event proved a very pleasant one
Nearly all the members We're present
After the business meeting a lunch anG
cigars were passed and a social time pre-
vailed for an hour oar more.