Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

the city. McRea-Davidson Co.
Miss Shelia Mallory is spending a few
days at Deer Lodge.
New Silk Waists in yesterday, 1915 to
$50. McRea-Davidson Co.
Don't buy cheap shop-worn suits. New
ones cost but little more. McRea-DaVid-
son Co.
Mrs. A. D. Peck went to Helena this
morning on a visit with Mrs. w. b.
Rogers.
Mrs. I. s. Eldred of Warm Springs is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Spence.
Your eyes examined free by Cassidy,
expert opthalmic optician, suite SO and
40. Montana hotel.
Miss Louise Nissler of Silver Bow, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Theo Ehret,
has returned home.
Your eyes examined free by Cassidy,
expert Opthalnic Opticlan, suite 90 anu
40, Montana hotel.
Born-In Anaconda, April 70, a son, TO
the wife of Thomas Devine, residing at
61O East Fourth street.
T. J. Preece. who was assistant grand
marshal of the late l. Q. .. f.. paraue' is
down with the hump
Night Chlef OF Ponce - BFlSl dIIeSleu
Claude Irvine last night on Main street
for whipping his mistress.
Cross and squint eyes cured by our
perfectly adjusted glasses. CASSIDY, eH-
pert optician, Montana hotel.
Mrs. George Miller of Deer Lodge was
a guest in the city yesterday on a visit
with her husband, the county assessor.
Miss Nellie Lesser departed this morn
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viii be absent during the summer months.
Corner lot so feet by $40, East Park.
corner of Adams, for $500. One can
clear 5000 in &C days. Smith & Mahoney,
Anaconda.
Clarence Elswick and Miss Lilly Will
kinson, both of Anaconda. were united
in marriage last night, Rev. w. T. Euster
officiating.
Headache, pain about the eyes, nerv-
BUSINESS, inflamed lids. cured by proper
glasses. Cassidy, expert ~optician, Mon
tana hotel.
The Northern Pacific has advanced the
wages Of its machinists from 211@ to 80
! cents an hour, to take effect May l. The
increase is about Az per cent.
Decd-Laura Leck and her husband,
Henry 2. Leck. to Edith NJ. Richardson.
the east half Of lot y. in block 1875, in the
city of Anaconda; consideration $1,000.
Mrs. r. Fl. O'Bannon departed last
night for st. Louis, where she will visit
during the summer months with Mr..
O'Bannon's parents. Mr.. O'Bannon may
join her later in the season.
Mrs. j. G. Patterson and children,
whose husband was lately appointed as
sistant chief engineer of the Great
Northern railway. departed for Great
Falls this morning, where they will re-
side permanently.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of r. Lee Mccullough, the we'll known
Hamilton attorney, to Miss LenOra b.
Miles Of st. Louis, Mo. on April 10. They
| win be at home to their friends at the
Eavalli hotel at Hamilton after May LIST.
On yesterday the new bounty law
went into effect and hereafter the bounty
on coyotes will be So instead of SO, and
with the additional requirement that the
hide intact, including the scalp, ears and
jaws of the animals killed must be eX-
hibited.
City Engineer f. H. Macdonald and
Street Commissioner Owen O'Neil are
| busily engaged in making the semi
| annual flush of all the sewers in the city.
This department of the city was never in
better shape. The same can be said of
the StitCtS lol W iilN1i AitSSi =. -
and o. Neil are deserving of the highest
praise.
II. F. Richardson of Great Falls, the
well known Great Northern conductor
running into Anaconda; Henry Redmond
with the B., A. & p. railway of Butte and
Anaconda, and p. GoWrie of HaVre, are
among the delegates who will attend the
national convention of Railroad Train
Conductors at Detroit, Michigan, May 8.
The other delegates from Montana are
not known.
County Attorney J. II. Duffy, who was
in Helena yesterday morning, came nome
, via Drummond, where he stopped in
hopes of learning something definite
about the murder of w. B. Woolford by
w. r. Conn near Helmville on Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Duffy says true reports
are mcager. From the reports received
at DruInmOnd tine two men We're trying
to settle w their affairs in the lumber
business preparatory to dissolVing part
nership. Words ensued and Woolford at
tempted a CUR play, but Conn got the
drop on him with another gun. There
may be no merit in the reports and We're
given by Mr.. Duffy for what they We're
worth. The inquest over WOolfOrds' re-
mains was held yesterday but the YER
dict is unknown and cannot be learned
until q messenger reaches Drummond.
Conn will be brought to Anaconda today
by Sheriff Conley and Deputy Sheriff
Mullen.
MAY-DAY BALL.