Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

Anton Marchion was in Butte today.
The Trail for sale at all news stands.
D.. D. Twohy is spending a few days at
Boulder.
L. Y. Swiggett of Butte was in the city
yesterday.
A son was born yesterday to the wife
OF Hon. j. r. TOOle.
J. V. Petritz is looking after his beer
industry in Butte today.
The latest delicacies in candies at PEN
dleton's on East Park avenue.
DR.. w. H. E~nglish-office and rooms
room IA Carroll block, East Park ave. =
H. r. Berg is mentioned as the repub-
mean candidate for alderman in the
Fifth ward.
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan and son departed
for Butte today where they will remain
in the future.
F. L. St. Jean, physician and surgeon.
Oflce, 2121A E. Ferk avenue. over Stand.
ard drug store. .
Norwegian Lutheran services will be
held in the Scandinavian church tomor-
row evening at s o'clock. All are well
come. Th. Rodsater, pastor.
This payday is said to be the q~uietest
seen IN Anaconda in years. About the
smallest amount of money paid out and
the smallest number of arrests made.
Albert Moog and T. T. Baker, the latter
a surveyor in the employ of the Gable
mines, came in from Gable last evening.
Mr.. Baker is from Butte and went there
today.
j. j. Hogan, organizer of the Pioneers
of the Pacific, will give steropticon views
of the struggles of the Pioneers at Silver
: hall Tuesday evening March IA AJro;c
sion 25 cents. Il
DR.. r. c.. Dalton, surgeon chiropodist.
All diseases of the feet treated success
fully. Pneumatic shields a positive cure
for burions. Permanently located at 221
East Park Ave.
Mike Powers, aged about AZ years, died
at st. AIMS hospital today. His re-
mains are at Ehret's undertaking rooms
waiting some tidings from relatives who
reside in the city.
Joe Masse had his right leg broken be.
low the knee two days ago while wrest.
ling with another man at Bruno Main.
ville's place. 1t was a friendly contest
which resulted as such bouts often do.
Coroner H~ardenbrook will hold an in.
quest on the remains of Charles Ran.
dOlph this afternoon. Randolph is tn,
colored man found dead in bed at the
Leadvflle house yesterday afternoon.
D. Cohen, ST., who was announced YES
the Third ward, states that he has no
affiliated with the populist party for tw,
or three years. He does not state wha
his politics are now.
The Delta Sigma society of the Higl
school met yesterday afternoon with al
members present. The meeting was call
ed to order by the president, after which
a song was sur by the school. The con
StitutiOn of the society was read AM
adopted after a hearty discussion by tn
members.
The largest shipment of steel rails eve
brought into Anaconda came in about 4
hours ago.. 1t consists of 81 new Grea
Northern fiat cars and each of them i
loaded with new steel rails sufficient t.
lay a single track between five and 81.
miles. The supposition is that they ar
for the B., A. & P. extension that is bein.
laid west of Anaconda toward Silve
Lake. Some people seem to think the,
are for the side tracks and spurs down a
the proposed smelter but this no doubt i
incorrect.
In anticipation of the erection propose,
by the Washoe smelter, Mahoney & Smitl
ave within the past week sold severa
parcels of land in different parts of tn
city. They are the parties who last fal
took several large options IN valuabl
property on East Park avenue and il
other parts of the city. The sales the
made this week comprised a lot on Eas
Park avenue to Charles d. Kenyon O
Deer Lodge; a house and lot at 514 Gal
street to Martin Wagner; French Hal
property to the st. Peters and st. Paul.
society; a lot on East Third street t.
Jesse Rood; and purchased a house an,
lot for j. A. Johnson at 500 Locust street
A great many inquiries are made through
them for all kinds of property which i
an indication that the outlook of the cit.
is bright.