Daily inter mountain., 1899-08-04
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. j. NJ. Sigh visited Butte today.

Mrs. j. M. Sigh visited Butte today.
DR.. N. S. Snyder went to Butte today.
Sheriff Conley has returned from q
3aunt in Ravalli county.
Mrs. A. D. Peck of Deer Lodge is the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Smurr.
NJ. D. Mitchell and w. A. Wickline OF
| Warm Springs are at the Montana.
Mrs. Peter Cox and son Warren re-
turned from Salt Lake last evening.
Murphy & Falk have opened a whole
sale and retail meat market at 209 East
Commercial avenue.
Mrs. ]. c. Mcdonald and children have
returned from a visit at Missoula and
Bitter Root valley points.
Rev. c. NJ. AIKEN of Butte was in the
city yesterday, the guest of Father Coop
man, pastor of St. Peters Catholic
| church.
William Graham Of the Turf shoeing
shop will depart for his old home at
! Portland tomorrow, where he will locate
permanently.
German Lutheran services will be held
tonight at o'clock in the. Christian
church. corner of Oak and Sixth streets.
NJ. Hutloff. pastor.
| Two transcripts on appeal were filed in
the district court today. One was the
case Of A. Cacconi against Mrs. Flora
Gushing. and the other the case of Joseph
Periss against G. Thkla.
j. w. Smurr. who has been appointed
trustee in the bankruptcy case of Sam
| Laundry went over to Butte today and
/ will ascertain some of the conditions Of
the estate before he will qualify.
| Mesdames A. L. Holly F. L. St. Jean.
Charles Flood. c. A. MacCallum, James
! Johnson and J. NJ. Madden and several
| little folks drove to Gregson Springs this
| morning and will enjoy an outing for the
day.
| A midsummer dancing party was given
last night at Anaconda Lake park by the
Lowland club. A good number We're pres
ent. The party left for the park from the
Montana hotel at $3.50 p. m, and filled two
; street cars.
J. H. Collins, who went to Butte today.
took with him samples of the best silica
and lime rock ever seen in these parts
Both samples came from his mines west
of Anaconda and assay about 80 per cent
pure silica and lime respectively.
f. j. Corcoran, clerk of the district
court, and Mr.. Hayes Of Granite county
left yesterday afternoon for the National
park. They will be Joined on the way by
other gentlemen from Anaconda. who
cannot spare the time to travel all the
way by team.
A very pleasing affair was the recep-
ton to the Ursuline Nuns at the home Of
Mrs P. Nolan. 40S West Fourth street.
yesterday afternoon. large number Of
ladies were present. This afternoon they
are being entertained by Mrs. D. Leary
Of COL Ash street The sisters have estab-
liShed temporary academy at the corner
of East Third and Washington streets.
Herbert McNulta of Chicago has sue
ceeded f. c. Sickes as manager of the
street railway, electric light and water
works of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company, and has already entered upon
his duties, he having arrived in the city
August 2. Mr.. sickes, who was formerly
chief electrical engineer of the snlelters,
has taken his old position back again.
Pat O'Donnell, alias Paddy the
Rogue" and Sam Dunham, alias Chick
en-" We're both sentenced to 80 days in
Jail this morning for drunk and disorder
1y conduct. They were tried before Judge
j. M. Kennedy. Durham is a cripple, be-
ing minus one leg. His worst failing is
drink. He presented a horrible appear
ance today with a black and swollen eye
from fall on the sidewalk.
Farmer John Holm, who resides near
Anaconda, came in yesterday and swore
out warrant for the arrest of four fish
ermen on the charge of stealing chickens
NOT prairie chickens. but chickens from
the Holm farm yard. The men under ar
rest are Frank Warwick, Joe Mulvehill
Gus Bird and William Shend. Two Of
them We're arrested in Butte and two in
Anaconda. They will be given prelim-
mary hearing today.
Mountain View park, three and one
half miles west Of Anaconda, on the line
of the B., A. & p railway, is now open
to the public. 1t is the most complete
park in the state, being perfect in all de-
tails. The athletic grounds are very
large, affordng ample room for all kinds
of sports and an excellent view for on
lockers. Trains run between Anaconda
and the park all day every Sunday, and
the B., A. & P. railway will be pleased to
make arrangements for train service for
basket picnics, private parties or picnics
of any kind for any day or evening
through the week.