Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-07
LOCAL BRIEFS

Robert G.. Dixon of Ovando is at the
Montana.
J.. r. Toole has returned from British
Columbia.
Mrs. Gerald Sullivan is visiting Butte
friends today.
A scarlet fever case has been reported
at 1908 East Third street.
Miss Nancy Hardenbrook visited her
parents at Deer Lodge today.
! Mrs. James Mcdowell went to Butte
! today an a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Combe.
John Bielenberg and Con Kohrs of Deer
Lodge We're prominent guests in the city
today.
The farmers fair at Deer Lodge today
attracted many people from Anaconda,
who went down this morning on the 1O:4O
train.
James Martin, Nick Murray and Oar
McNaught were arrested this morning
for fighting and disturbing the peace in
the bad lands.
1.-The curfew ordinance in Anaconda is
not such a bad law after ALL" is the ver-
dict of the police n parents of way
ward boys.
The sum of 50, 900 has already been col
lected and banked for the volunteers
fund and the sale of badges still re-
mains good.
Mistakes Will Happen with Charles
Dickson in the leading role. played to a
good house and appreciative audience at
the Margaret theater last night.
Frank Doyle, another of Anaconda's
committeeman to welcome the volunteers
at San Francisco, accompanied by Mrs.
Doyle, returned home this morning via
Butte.
The West Side Whist club was enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
F.. Twohy, 4OS Elm street, on Wednesday
evening. First prizes were won by Mr..
Frank v. Hurley and Mr.. E.. J. Nadeau.
The county commissioners are not in
session today. but they are on duty at
the court house selecting the furniture
for that building from catalogues, as
shown by travelling statesmen who are
present.
During the performance Of mistakes
Will Happen" at The Margaret theater
found lettering on the outside. which
demonstrates that the youths nave at
last realized that the police force means
business.
Attorney r. P. O'Brien Of Butte, for
merly Of Anaconda. is spending a few
days in the city visiting his many friends,
among them Hugh Daily. who recently re-
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O'Brien n Daily have many mutual
friends among the volunteers.
Two couples from Anaconda, the young
men wearing silk hats and carrying
fancy decorated canes, went down to
Deer Lodge this morning and Will be cons
t~estants in the cake-walk at the Farmers
fair. which is being held there today.
Anaconda has come to the front with
N Mustache Club No. 2" which was
organized at the st. Lawrence saloon, on
East Park avenue. a few days ago. Seven
men out of one house suffered the loss
of mustaches in one day, and all at the
same barber shop.
Baptist church, corner of Fifth and
Locust streets, Rev. j. A. Jenkins pastor.
Preaching at II a. m. and 8 p. M; sun
deavor at : .. m. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening. The Ladies' Aid
society meets with Mrs. Thompson at 500
Locust street on Thursday afternoon.
st. Marks (EpiscopaD church, corner
of Main and Sixth streets. Early COM
munion at s a. m, morning service at IL,
Sunday school at 1890 p. M, Daughters
of the King $50 p. M, and evening SER
vice at 1:3O. Topic of morning discourse,
"The Eighth Beatitude;' evening, "Saul's
Confession, 4 Have Sinned.'" Alfred
Brown rector.
Colonel j. l.. Hanley of Denver, SUI
prame secretary of the Fraternal Union,
will visit Anaconda on Wednesday next,
October II, and will speak upon the good
of the order at Dewey hall, on Oak street.
"A meeting of the committee who have in
charge the final arrangements will he
held this evening to further complete
plans for the event, to which everybody
will be welcome.