Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04
LOCAL BRIEFS

A. Short visited Butte yesterday.
George Lubick spent today IN Butte.
Miss Marie Quigley is visiting friends
IN Butte today.
The latest delicacies in candies at Pen
dleton's on East Park avenue.
F.. L. ST. Jean, physician and surgeon.
OfHce, 212k f. Park avenue. over stana'
ard drug store.
DR.. r. C. Dalton, surgeon c~hiropodist.
All diseases of the feet treated success
fully. Pneumatic shields a positive cure
for bunions. Permanently located at 22l
East Park Ave.
Misses Allie and Ernie DesJardins of
Helena arrived in the city today on a WIS
it with their brother, Camille Des Jardlns.
United States District Attorney w. B.
! Rogers and Mrs. Rogers. also Attorney
H. w. Rogers of Philipsburg are guests
in the city.
C. H.Eggleston and J.. NJ. Madden, mem
bers of The senate and legislature re-
spectively. returned home this morning
over the Northern Pacific.
Robert Rantoul, division freight agent
of the Northern Pacific railway with
Headquarters at ST. Paul, is in the city.
He came in from Butte last night.
a O CLOCK StSlcI q liio iiiiiS SH> H'~
department was called to Holmes Row
| on East Commercial avenue to put out a
small fire. A small cabin was on hre
which was e~xtinguished without much
loss.
p. Lee, alias John Doe, the railroad
man who slugged E. Dolan yesterday
morning and afterward abused an officer,
was fined $40 and costs IN the police court.
Dolan was an innocent party and was
discharged.
The weather still continues to be
something terrible. Wlthln the pas. ~
hours it is safe to say it has changed no
less than As times, but on the whole only
two distinct features freeze up and
thaw," and the next hour 'thaw and then
freeze up"
Audrio Lusiak was tried yesterday be-
fore a commission on insanity mpoS
of A. NJ. Walker, chairman OF the poard
Of county commissioners. and Drs. WOOD
and st. Jean. He was found insane ana
was ordered sent to the asylum. Lusiak
is supposed to come from Butte. lie was
arrested at Elliston.
The name of D. Conen, Sr., has been
mentioned by several as the candidate
of their choiue for school trustee at the
coming schoo election which falls on
Saturday, April l.. The retiring school
trustees this year are P. II. Cuddlhy and
DR.. T. j. Mckenzie. III Is uHuelstoou
they do not seek the nomination again.
The funeral of George La Polnte was
held from st. Paul's Catholic church yes
terday afternoon at $50 o'clock, and was
largely attended by friends and ac-
ouaintances who knew him and admired
his many excellent qualities. Father Fol
let preached an appropriate sermon
touching upon death in all it's seVereness
and suddenness in which he REFERRED IN a
feeling way to the high character OF the
deceased. Interment was made IN the
Catholic cemetery. The p~allbearers Were
d. G.. Brownell, William Walsh, J. h
Mallory. Charles Harrison, Thomas Elem
ming and D.. D.. Walker.
Progressive Christianity" will be the
subject for the morning service in the M
T. church.. In the evening the third ser
mon in the series - Latter Day Dreams
will be given. The business meeting OF
the Epworth League will be held Monday
night. The subject for Wednesday nigh
will be Gods Promise for this Llte anc
the Life that is to Come The choir has
arranged a fine programme Tor potf
morning and evening. The Epworth Lea
que social meeting comes at $50 Sunda9
evening. The Sunday School at 1880
class meeting at 10 a. M; Ladies Aid So
cietv meets Thursday at 2:3O at the hom'
of Mrs. Speaker; Junior League meet:
Friday at $50 p. m.