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

Miss Shelia Mallory will visit at Butte
tomorrow.
George Fl. Linsley has returned from a
visit to Spokane.
T w. H. Trippet has returned from a visit
to Dubuque. Iowa.
Miss Mary Claven of Bearmouth is Wis
iting her sister, Miss Kate Claven.
A regular meeting of the city council
is scheduled for this evening.
Merchants report the largest sale of
lunch baskets in the history of the city.
Large assortment of fire crackers and
flags in the city now on sale at Greigs'.
Charles S. Hartman of Bozeman is at
the Montana. having arrived last night.
| The William NJ. Montgomery party will
leave for the Yellowstone park tomor-
row.
Richard Sullivan of Butte spent yes
terday in the city with relatives and
friends.
Telephone No. !. Devine Grocery store
for bottle beer and choice wines for out
ing parties.
r. T. Starr, Great Northern express
agent. will return tomorrow from a visit
to st. Paul.
Xix -. ~. 81. Jean. IlOlly anu r. v.
Hurley families picnicked on Mill creek
yesterday.
County Attorney j. H. Duffy eft to-
day for Sacramento on a visit with his
aged mother.
DR.. 4. ]. Mckenzie and City Engineer
F.. H. Macdonald spent Yesterday fish
ing o Dempsey creek.
Martin Johnson. the celebrated Moose
, n n ~ n a,,J r,,iIA an MO ~, 1ac4 ,,;rh+
to celebrate the Fourth.
Mary A., the 9-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mcdonald, residing at
SIS Elm street. died this morning.
Alderman John Hamill and o1tbt. Kidd
ney left this afternoon for Salt Lake,
where they will spend Independence Day.
Mrs. w. st. Jean and children went to
Butte Yesterday on a visit with friends.
Mi. st. Jean will visit with them tOmor-
row..
John Kingston. charged with horse
stealing. pleaded not guilty before Judge
Devine today. His hearing was set for
July 10.
F. c. Noble of the corps Of civil engi-
neers operating on the Silver Lake water
tunnel, was a guest at the Montana over
Sunday.
y IldhtS no Inference Wn6CneE you
celebrate at home or in the country, you
cannot afford to over look Greigs' stock OF
fire works.
Marriage licenses were issued today to
James F. Mcclure and Kitty Corcoran
and George d. Remington and Minnie
White, all of Anaconda.
The attraction at the Margaret theater
tomorrow night will be the k~elcey-Shan-
non company in The Moth and the
Flame" a powerful society drama.
A colored man, name unknown, en-
ployed at the upper works, was seized
with violent cramps While at work this
morning and was removed to st. AIMS
hospital.
Miss NJ. O'Donahue, head milliner for
the Copper City Commercial
has finished her CONTRACT for the season
and departed last evening for her home
at Ottawa, Canada. She was
led as far as Butte by her brother, D.
J. O'Donahue.
Mrs. William II. Lightstone, who has
been spending the summer at Miami, O.,
where her son is attending school, re-
turned nome today. Master Lightstone is
counted the brightest pupil in his class.
having made the remarkable record of 100
in the examination of all his studies.
w. r. Allen, one of the principal placer
mine operators of French gulch, was in
the city yesterday on a short business
trip. He reports a busy season in that
district. which is helped along with an
abundance of water, such as was never
seen in the camp.
A fire broke out in an empty wood
shed at the rear of one of the McVey
houses, on East Third street, today at
1910 O'Clock. The structure was partial
lV burned hnf tho 1ccc will not ovaooI
$25. During the hitch up at the fire house
Chief Mentrum was badly cut about the
head by the harness Supporters striking
him.
Typographical union No. 255 elected Of
ficers yesterday. as follows: President,
w. G. Van Eman: vice president, E. ].
Edgcombe: financial and corresponding
secretary, F. f. Wheeler; recording Sec
rotary, G. 3. Shryock; treasurer, Otto
Jeck; sergeant-at-arms, Dan Dunn; ex-
ecutive committee, Fl. A. Denny. e. r.
Otterson, J. Jacobs, E. c. Hutchins and
f. H.. Root.
Turner hall was crowded with merry
dancers on Saturday evening, who came
out to attend the social dance. There was
splendid music by the Park orchestra.
Nearly 100 couples We're present. Another
social dance will be held there this even
ing. AT midnight $50 worth of tirecrack-
ers will be shot off. The red, white and
blue patriotic ball will come off tomorrow
night, and a large attendance is expected.
John H. Hartz, an employee of the
hardware department of the A. G.. NJ.
company, died suddenly yesterday after
noon at the residence of his mother, Mrs.
Augusta HartZ, 406 Locust street. De-
ceased was 40 years of age and was I'M
married. He leaves a mother, who is a
widow, and a cousin, Mrs. r.. Sale. He
was a timer by trade. He has resided in
Anaconda for a long time. Before COM
ing here he resided at Deer Lodge and