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

j. r. Toole left for the west today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flood were in
Butte today.
John H. French was a business visitor
at Butte today.
Judge j. NJ. Kennedy was a passenger
to Butte last evening, returning this
evening.
j. II. Smart, travelling agent for the
Great Northern Express company, is in
the city.
Mel Lennahan, one of the principal
mine owners in the Moose Lake mining
district. is in the city.
The board of county commissioners,
who are in session, We're engaged in rou
tine work yesterday and today.
Manager Fielding of the Anaconda
Standard has returned from the east.
Mrs. w. J. Trunk and son left today for
Minneapolis in response to the intelligence
of the illness of Mrs. Trunks mother.
The high school commencement exercises
will be held in the Margaret theater on the
evening of June s instead of tonight, as
stated in yesterdays Inter Mountain.
Mrs. Catherine Green. mentioned in
these columns yesterday as being i'll,
died last evening. The funeral will be
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church.
Deed-D. w. French and wife of Baker
City, Ore. to William j. Stevens of Ana
conda, the south one-half of lot No. II, in
block No. ~. in the city of Anaconda; con-
sheraton, $1,025.
Mrs. Theodore Ehret barely escaped
serious injury by the explosion of a stove
into which she threw a cloth saturated
with gasoline, with which she had been
cleaning clothes.
j. H. Durston. editor of the Anaconda
Standard. accompanied by Mrs. Durston,
left for Missoula today. Mr.. Durston
will deliver the address to the gradual
ing class of the University of Montana.
At an informal meeting of the new lodge
of the X. of P. held last night. the follow
ing temporary officers were elected: E. A.
Rowe, chairman; Louis Copinus. treasurer;
Fl, r. Burg. secretary. There will be am
other meeting next Monday evening at $3.50
O'Clock.
The members of the rod and gun club
did not practice last Sunday at blue
rocks. There was some good shooting.
however. across the mountains, in which
D. j. O'Donalue won the belt, shooting
a distancee of 100 yards, in which he
broke three out of five bottles.
The members of the League of the Sa-
cred Heart Of the ST. Paul center are re-
oueo'ed to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Michael Brennan at St. Peters church,
on Alder street, Thursday morning, June
s, at 10 o'clock. Mrs. J. r. Young, presi-
The Daughters Of Erin elected officers
last night as follows: Mrs. Hugh DAILY,
honorary president. Miss Nellie Bennett,
vice president: Miss Annie O'Brien, record
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rotary; Mrs. Palmer. treasurer: Miss p.
Dcran, sergeant at arms, and Mrs. James
Larkin, sentinel.
rates on all railroads has been extended
to June II and II, to accommodate the
Anaconda school teachers and others
who could not get away from Montana
points on June 5 and 6. which was the
leaving time set when the excursion was
first spoken of. Tickets will be good
until September 4. About two dozen
people in Anaconda will take advantage
of these rates.
ranch and mine owners of the west fork
Of Rock creek. Granite county, arrived
in the city last night. Mr.. Brady owns
the largest beaver ranch in Montana,
there being 100 Of he animals on his
place, which is a great resort in the
summer time for outing parties. They
say the summer is very backward over
on Rock creek and considerable snow
still remains on the ground.
Mrs. Michael Brennan, aged AZ years,
died this morning Of pneumonia, at the
family residence, No. $40 Birch street.
The deceased leaves a husband and nine
children, the eldest, Miss Katie Bren-
nan, a young lady well known in Ana
c,onda. Mrs. Brennan was a member of
the League of the Sacred Heart. Her
funeral will take place Thursday morn
ing from ST. Peters Catholic church. on
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