Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

c. J. Gerald was over from Butte yes
terday.
Captain w. S. Turner Of Silver Lake is
a guest in the city.
The latest delicacies in candies at Pen
dleton's.on East Park avenue.
D.. M. Newbro. the Butte druggist, was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Great bargains offered in cloaks. capes
and boys REFERS at NATURALIZATION
Co.
Barney mckinley is very i'll with pneu-
monia at his home on West Park ave-
nue..
An elegant line of spring waists and
skirts just received at McRea-Davidson
Co..
Miss Kate Tolan will depart for st.
Peter, Minnesota, today on a visit at her
old home.
F. L. st. Jean. physician and surgeon.
Office. 2121lA f. Fark avenue. over STAND
ard drug store.
c.. E.. Sackett, eX-stenograhper in the
district court, left for Butte today, where
he will locate.
H.. r. Cohen and Con A. St. Clair, repre-
the Montana.
MI. II. >. MentfuW went over W
Butte today. She will visit with Mrs. L..
S. Mallory for a week.
H. 0. Taylor, representing a Minneapo-
lis drug company left for the northern
part of the state today.
Rev. A. r. Coopman, pastor of St.
Peters church, will return today from a
short visit to Livingston.
Mrs. j. H. Duffy and Mrs. c. ]. Straight
v-Crt tn Jlttn I-rCtaJ6ay and will remain
a week visiting friends.
the Bitter Root valley next week where
they will reside in the future.
Judge Boland fined Tom Reddy IS for
disturbance. He was the man who
threatened his wife on East Commercial
avenue on Tuesday night.
The G. A. r. will give a bean supper in
the store building formerly occupied by
the Martin Drug company, on Washing
toms birthday, February %.
Captain w. C. Dutton, temperance lee
turer and state organizer of the I. o. G.
T., addressed a large audience at the
Presbyterian church last evening.
Charles Simonton, accused of being one
of the boys who broke into a saloon last
Monday evening, was an innocent party
he having proved a complete alibi.
The ST. George National Crotian So
ciGty (Austrian) gave a grand ball at
Turner hall last night, which was well
attended and a good time enjoyed.
The Great Northern train due here last
night at 11:40 o'clock came in this morn
ing at 5 o'clock. The Northern Pacific
trian of this morning was also late.
The last ball of the season before lent
will be given by the Daughters of Erir
at A. 0. II. hall on next Tuesday evening
Music by the Margaret theatcr orchestra
Tickets 81.
The preliminary hearing of jaime!
O'Donnell, charged with assault in tn,
first degree for the stabbing of Martil
Durkin at Carroll, will be held before
Judge Boland today.
Charles Collins, a son of ]. Fl. Collins
of this city, and an old Anaconda fire
man., has been appointed fire chief o
Rossland, B. c., for a period of two years
This is welcome news to his many n
conda friends.
The last vestige of good sleighing wa
enjoyed last night by several sleighln:
]narties. Straw rides were also enjoyed
bv a large number who, from present in
idications, can go boat-riding over tn
same country if the present thaw con
tinues.
CITY Engineer f. II. Macdonald ant
Street Commissioner owen ONeill ar
LAYING lines for bitches through the snow
and slush, in anticipation of the comm!
floods during the spring. A force OF me-
have been put to work digging out gut
tiers and clearing crossWalks.
The Deer Lodge Trades and Labor as
sembly have elected the following officers
= President, b. F. Booth; vice president
Harry NJ. Campbell; recording secretary
It. D. Flynn; financial secretary, f. L
. Hovermann; treasurer, Mrs. Justin
Peckman; serg~eant-at-arms, Williar
t Daniels.
1 Among the arrests made last nigh
I were Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks (%colOred
= charged With fighting; Frank Raffert!
> disturbances; and John Rogers and Mrs
2 Denny, who fell out and began sluggin
each other in a West Commercial avenu
lodging house.