Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-08
C. BRIEFS

H. N. Black visited Warm Springs to-
day.
Mrs. T. S. Collins is visiting Butte
friends.
H. H. Zenor OF Deer Lodge is a guest
in the city.
L. J.. Baker and J. NJ. Simpson were
Butte visitors today.
r. deb. Smith has returned from an
extended trip in the east.
+ Charles Carlson of Georgetown has de-
parted for Missouri on a visit at his old
home.
The price of butter has gone up five
cents and best creamery" is now selling
for IS cents per pound.
L. G. Dennison and family have depart
I'd for the state of Oregon, where they
will reside permanently.
Lizzie Anderson was unable to give
bonds and was taken to Helena last night
as a United States prisoner.
A. D. Chapman, employed at the gen.
eral offices of the A. c. NJ. Company, was
operated upon for appendicitis by DR..
Sigh and is doing nicely.
The Gustavus Adolphus celebration will
be held this evening at s o'clock in the
scandinavian church. Rev. c.. f. Frisk
of Helena will deliver the memorial ora
ton.
H. w. Blanchard, postal mail clerk,
Havre to Anaconda, has gone with his
family to Spokane and will run between
that city and Havre over the Great
Northern line.
A small boy who could scarcely walk
but was possessed of a good pair of lungs
and a police whistle which he blew loud
and long gave Officer Powers a good run
on Main street yesterday. No arrests.
Ben F. Darlson, advance agent for
Hoyts "A Stranger in New York. is at
the Montana arranging for a date at
November Is. The attraction tonight
will be "A Yenuine Yentleman," with
Ben Hendricks in the leading role.
James A. Walsh Of Missoula is in the
city saying adieu to his Anaconda friends
before going to Republic, Wash. where
hu Will engage in the lumber business
with his brother, p. H.. Walsh. Mr..
Walsh was formerly a member Of the
firm Of DAILY & Walsh, Garden City
butchers.
A meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the Masonic-Odd Fellows Building asso-
citation was held last evening to discuss
matters in connection With the hall to be
erected. 1t was decided to issue notes and
thereby create a sinking fund for the
erection Of the building, which will be
begun next spring.
William Keller, B. w. Wilson. Jake
Rentz and George Livingston. members OF
the Anaconda foot ball cam, have gone
to Butte and will become members Of the
team from hat city. They We're willing
TO remain with the Anaconda team but
the good positions promised them We're
not forthcoming after their arrival from
the east.
Today is an exceptionally Quiet period
at the city hall and county court house,
where the only sign Of a rush Of bust
ness IS 1T the office of County Treasurer
T. D. TWohy, who, with two deputies, is
kept busy receiving taxes. No arrest for
any oftense We're made by the police up
to the noon hour. Chief of Police White,
when questioned, said tne eastern elec-
tons might have something to do with
Il. One thing sure, there was not much
shouting in Anaconda today.
This November weather is the best we
ever had in this part of MontaAa,' is
the verdict OF many old-timers, who have
resided in these narts all the way from
! 5to 80 years. It is real Indian summer
days with bright cool nights, such as
nc ether country enjoys, and particularly
at this time Of the year. The country
trade is cofrespondinglv good and every
ta.neers coming to toWn 20 lay in a
stock of supplies and provisions for the
winter term. which appears to be still a
long ways off, but viii come about the
holidays, the usual time for winter in
Montana.
DOM PAUL'S FRAU"