Daily inter mountain., 1899-09-18
LOCAL BRIEFS


day.
Postmaster f. Devine was a Butte Wis
itor today.
The city council meets this evening in
adjourned session.
NJ. B. Brownlee was a passenger to
Spokane this morning.
A marriage license was issued today
to James Lehman and Ella Hiler, both
of Anaconda.
A 1o-pound daughter was born yester-
day morning to the wife OF William Rieck
of GA East Sixth street.
Dr. N. S. Snyder. who went east with
his son. who will attend school at Notre
Dame, Ind, returned yesterday.
The NJ. c. Leonard party of National
park sightseers from Anaconda. are ex-
pected home today or tomorrow.
Mrs j. S. Daugherty and children went
to Butte this morning and VIII take up
their residence there with Mr.. Daugh-
erty.
Sheriff Jack Conley returned yesterday
from Miles City, where he took young
Bra cken and Austin, candidates for the
reform school.
Winifred, the S-months' sold daughter
of Mr.and Mrs. Kilcoyne residing al 210
Washington street. died this morning
from summer complaint
Mrs. NJ. Pape and son Arthur of Spo-
kane, who has been paying a brief visit
to her old schoolmate, Mrs. David Moohr,
returned home this morning.
George w. Reynolds, manager of the
Montana hotel. departed for the east last
night on a 30-days vacation and will
visit all the points of interest.
The funeral of Wilfred Bernier, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bernier,
took place at p. m. today from the FAM
lily residence, 11S East Sixth street.
The announcement is made of the mar
rage of !Mr. c. E. Ryan and Miss Mar
garet O'Donnell. to be solemnized at st.
Paurs Catholic church on September II.
F. c. Wills left yesterday for Boise
City, Idaho, and will be absent several
days. He is one of the owners in the
L. l.. Cattle company Of that section.
Dick Lindsey, manager of the World
Package and Express company, was
! fined $40 this morning by Judge ]. NJ
Kennedy for striking Harry Virgins, a
messenger boy.
D. D. Twohy was a passenger for
Boulder this morning, where Mrs. Twohy
is visiting her parents. From the small
arsenal Mr.. Twohy took with him he con-
! templates a good hunt in the Boulder
valley.
Henry Hamilton, formerly connected
with the electric light company of this
city and in charge of the power house in
| the west end, has accepted similar po-
siton at Ogden. Utah. Mr.. Hamilton
will join her husband in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh DAILY left on yes
terdays westbound Northern Pacific
train for San Francisco and will meet the
Montana volunteers. Mr.. DAILY having
been appointed one of the Anaconda COM
mittee by Mayor Madden.
/ Mr. and Mrs. L. Cohn and children;
Mr. and Mrs. V. Paltrovich and children
of Butte. and Mrs. 3. Wangersheim of
+, Chicago We're the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
! David Kaufman over Sunday. Mrs.
Nangersheim will remain the remainder
of the week.
John Clinton, a member of Company X
Montana volunteers. who was relieved
from duty in the Philippines on account
of illness and was treated in the hos
pitfalls of San Francisco for several weeks
arrived in Anaconda yesterday. Mr.
Clinton formerly worked for the electri,
light company.
County Assessor George S. Miller ant
j. M. Simpson were passengers for Dee
Lodge yesterday. Mr.. Miller will return
today and proceed to San Francisco ove1
the Oregon Short Line, he being one o
the Anaconda reception committee ap
pointed by Mayor Madden to meet tht
volunteers at the coast.
Rev. f. Q. Tilburn, a noted evangels
of Chicago. arrived in the city this morn
ing and will conduct a series of evangel
stic meetings at the Christian church
corner of Oak and Sixth streets, for
week or more. The services each even
ing will commence at 1870 o'clock. Ar
rangements have been made by the pas
tor, Rev B. r. Norris, for special musi
flD TON, of N,c
U. G. Allen.
A two-weaks' mission at st. Peter
Catholic church closed last night with
powerful sermon by Father Hopper OF
the means of Perseverance. During
the two weeks nearly thousand people
Young and old, made the mission and re
ceived holy communion About 250 mel
signed the total abstinence pledge
Fathers Hopper and McCorrey will tax
weeks rest before opening a week
mission at ST. Paul's church next Mon
day, September "a.