Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

r. NJ. Greig and A. c.. MacCallum visit
ed Butte today.
Mrs. S. A. Kennicott went to Butte to-
day to attend the funeral Of Miss Dimple
Blackiston.
A suit to forcclose a mortgage was filed
in the district court by William Hyde VS..
Rosa c. Hyde.
Walter Gavin and James Murphy, W
Anaconda boys. returned from All Hal
lows college yesterday.
Pat O'Brien, who tried to break into the
county Jail a few days ago, was this
morning sentenced to 60 days in Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. English and
daughter, Miss Annice English, and Mrs.
E. Z. Lyman left for Salt Lake this morn
ing on a visit.
Eddie Shovlin will entertain students OF
All Hallows college and their friends at
A. O.. H. hall after the performance at
Margaret theater this evening.
No German Lutheran services will be
conducted tonight at the Christian
church, as announced. Rev. NJ. Hudtlof
instead will preach Friday evening.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to J. X. Welsh and Miss Mary Rogers.
both of this city. They were united in
marriage last night by Rev. F. b. lelan
Whether you celebrate the Fourth in
Anaconda or at Stuart you might just as
we'll be comfortable. Those white waists
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are the iceberg
brand.
Hobson kissing in public cost him his
popularity. Gents, you had better puy an
umbrella for the Fourth. Steel rod and
natural wood handles 9oc, at McRae-
Dadidson's.
The Twilight ball at A. o. H. hall last
night was not as grand as the promoters
Anticipated. A leading feature was a
grand prize cake walk in which only one
couple participated.
The employees of the foundry depart
ment of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company will picnic on July Fourth in the
mountain west of Anaconda at or near
the end of the b., A. & P. extension.
Mrs. Pat Brogan of New Chicago ar
rived in the city today to attend the All
HolloWs college performance. Her son IS
a member OF the college band. She is the
guest of Mrs. McIlale at 705 East Com
mercial avenue.
Earl Doherty, business manage of the
Anaconda High School Trail. left this
morning on a visit to California. he VIII
return in time to resume school and con-
tlnue the puDllcallOH OIL the Iran with
the next school term.
AS stated in the Inter Mountain several
days ago an effort is being made to have
the postoffice at Coloma r~e-established.
Under Sheriff d. H. Morgan is in receipt
of a letter indicating that people of that
place will soon have their postottice again,
a thing which is badly needed.
Word was received from Philipsburg
last night tina Blanch Steinburg (mul-
latto) who killed her father, Otto Stein
burg (white) with a blow from a flat iron
was acquitted at her preliminary hearing.
to the report a quarrel arose
between father and daughter in which
Steinburg flashed a butcher knife and
welded the fiat iron with fatal
results.
Rev. Charles G. Toilet, pastor of st.
PauTs Catholic church, returned from
Salt Lake yesterday. He is loud in his
praise of the beautiful city. He attended
the closing exercises at All Hallow's col
|ege. On his return trip he stopped OIL
at Ogden and was present at the closing
exercises given at the academy of the
of the Holy Cross. Father Aarts
of ST. Peters mission, who succeeded him
during his absence, returned home last
John Gallagher, a son of Judge GA
lagher OF Granlte ana q graduate ol All
Hallows college. class of '9S, arrived in
the city last night to meet his old college
chums who will entertain the people Of
at the Margaret theater this
evening. Mr.. Gallagher is a splendid
and played with the band to-
day. Vincent Doody, the snare drummer,
is also a Montana boy and halls from
Philipsburg. Thomas Brogan, another
member of the band, resides at New Chi
He plays first alto.
The MacCallum & Cloutier Co. and
Copper City Commercial Co. baseball
teams, representing the two largest mer-
camille houses in Anaconda, will play off
a tie at Anaconda Lake Park next
Sunday. The regular baseball club held
a meeting last night. 1t has lost one of
its best players, Tom Lloyd, stenographer
on the Standard, who goes to Butte to ac-
cept another position. Burton has an
offer to go to Helena and therefore the
future Of the Anaconda baseball club will
hang in the balance for the next few
days.
STOLE THE MONEY.