Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-16
LOCAL BRIEFS

her sister, Mrs. -. II. Mcftde.
The Anaconda base ball team viii play
the Helena's at Helena, Sunday, June IL.
O.. Barsotti, a native Of Italy, declared
his intention of becoming a citizen to-
day.
A summer term Of school at Coloma is
being taught by Miss Maggie Laughlin OF.
Butte.
Mrs. j. c.. Heany and daughter Miss
Belle Aieany departed this morning on a
visit to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Marion spent yes
terday in Butte, the guests of friends, re-
turning home today.
Mrs. F.. l.. Mckay, aged 80, died last
| evening at the family residence on East
Eighth street.
Two youths aged about 10 years were
arrested last night charged with stealing
rabbits from Ernes+ tackles.
A child 2 years old, whose parents re-
side on East Third street, was lost for
two hours yesterday afternoon.
NJ. H. Wall of Helena, deputy United
States marshal, was in the city yesterday
on business connected with his office.
Maurice Joseph, the 4 years and 4
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Walsh. died yesterday afternoon of bowel
! complaint.
! Mrs. Thomas Leonard departed for Salt
Lake this afternoon, where she will spend
the remainder Of the ummer visiting
friends.
Il. NJ. Greig, accompanied by his broth
er-in-law Ray Hewett Of Nebraska, went
over to Butte today. Mr.. Greig is an old
timer in Butte.
The MacCallum and Cloutier base ball
team has challenged the Hennessy & Co..
base ball team of Butte to play a game at
Anaconda, June %.
w. L. Hoge gave a farewell dinneS, at
his residence, No. 40 Hickory stree, o.
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Sergeant.
Enrol Tabcr. a theological student from
st. Thomas Seminary at st. Paul, arriv-
ed in the city today on a visit with his
brother, H.. S. Taber.
Phil Daniels is authority for the state
ment that a trip around the world, includ-
ing ali expenses can be made at the pres
ent time for 1854.
A Scandinavian gospel meeting will be
held at he corner of Fifth and Alder
streets tonight. 1t will be conducted by
a. T. Frychman of Butte.
Deputy Sheriff George Durham has re-
signed and will engage in railroading at
Pocatello. He has been succeeded by Joe
Stephens, an ex-policeman.
William Moscherrosh. whose wife re-
Gently fell heir to property worth $500, 900
or more in the heart of Chicago, left for
that city last night and will make the
Windy City his future home.
j.. J.. Grant of Carroll, who has been
rusticating at Zacatecas, Mexico, for the
benefit of his health. will return home to-
morrow. 1t is understood he is consider
ably improved. He has been absent since
last fall.
The l.. C. B. y. held a business meeting
this morning, during which time they ini-
tiated Il new member and arranged to
send Mrs. James +. Foley as a delegate
to the national convention in New Jersey
on July IA.
Attorney John w. James went to Kalis-
peli this morning on legal business. Upon
his return he expects to so to ~lndtanapo-
lis. Ind, to attend the international con-
vention Of the Good Templars, which con-
venes on June q.
The largest and best picnic of the sea-
son will be held under the auspices of the
Turner'S, at Anaconda Lake park. mex
Sunday, June Is. Good games, sports
music, dancing and all that Will make the
day a pleasant one.
Among the arrests made last nigh
We're j. F. Moore for creating a disturb.
ance and Nick Nee for driving a horse al.
most to death through the streets befor,
he was captured by the police.
Three loads of plain jags came in from
Gregson Springs last evening about
O'clock. The party consisted of five wo.
men and seven men who had some narrow
escapes along the road from reckless driy.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Sergeant left fc
New York this afternoon where they will
make then home in the future. The,
We're accompanied by Mrs. Sargeant's
sister, Miss Nellie NJ. Harvey of Vermont
who has been their guest at the Montana
a gentleman from Helena says tbs
main buildings of the Wesleyan univer-
sity will be established in Helena, where
all the higher grades will be taught. Thu
primary department and boarding schoo
VIII remain at the present site, our mile.
away from that city. TWO more pro.
~feasors will be added, making a staff o
nine persons. A mass meeting will b,
called in Helena in a few days to com,
plete all the plans.
His excellency, Governor Smith. on be
, half of the state capitol commission, ha!
requested the grand lodge 4. Il. & A. NJ
Of Montana to lay the cornerstone of tn
state capitol at Helena on July a. Gran,
Master Charles w. Pomeroy of the Ma
sons has accepted the invitation. A spe
4 cial communication of the grand lodg,
D will meet at Helena OF July 4 to perform
: such service. A large number will atten,
4 r. NJ. Greig is mourning the loss of
! black GendrOn, "A inch bicycle. which wa
S rented last evening by a man who gay
l the name of John Pettingill. As ii ofte,
! happens a messenger appeared at tn
store and was given the wheel upon PIE
senting a card with the riders name. TIL
e boy who called took the wheel to the Tu,