Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

$1.35 buys a 1925 wrapper at McRea'
Davidson & 20.
Ladies' underwaists s,s cents. McRae.
Davidson & Co.
w. E. Moore of Philipsburg was a Sun
day guest in the city.
Boys straw hats 10 cents. McRae.
Davidson & Co.
c. A. futile is confined to his home
with a severe case of the grip.
Losec & Maxwell's fire sale Monday,
for anything o need in dry goods n
gents furnishings.
This is Dewey Day and many of the
business houses are decorated the same
as OH July 4.
All kinds of property for sale by the
we'll known real estate agents, Mahoney
& Smith, Anaconda.
A report comes from Stuart this morn
ing that there was a heavy snow fall last
night nine miles west Of there.
May devotions every evening during the
month of May will be conducted in botn
Catholic churches of h city.
Losee & Maxwelrs fire sale, commence
ing Monday. win continue until the en-
tire stock is closed out.
Dry Goods and furnishings will be sold
at lower prices than ever before heard or
in Montana at Losee & Maxwells fire
sale.
Losee & Maxwelrs entire stock of dry
goods and furnishing goods. damaged by
fire and smoke, will be placed on sale
Monday morning, May /.
A man named Watson, called "Scotty,"
who is crippled with rheumatism, is be-
ing cared for by the police until he is
committed to the county hospital.
The Martin Drug company, at III Main
street, are celebrating Dewey Day. To
every one who calls there this evening
they will give a copy of Our Country's
Songs"
Deed-M. c. Leonard and wife to J.. B.
Gnose, the south 20 feet of lot No. 3, and
the north 10 feet of lot No. 4, in block No.
III, in the city Of Anaconda. Considera-
ton $4,000.
Charles Putnam and Frank Hamm
drove owe to Butte yesterday behind
Turtles coal black horses, which will be
used with the National Undertaking par
lors of that city.
Two suits were filed in the district
court today, as follows: Thomas Ora
ham VS.. A. C. Stone and c. w. French
vs.. David Grattan. the latter being a
~ VA oPPCoA'
Sheriff Conley returned yesterday
morning from Salt Lake, having in GUS
tody George B. Phillips, who forged
Mayor Leiser's name to a $50 check. Phil
lips will be arraigned today.
A. A. Mcdonald, A. A. F%airbairn, E. I.
Holland. Frank D. Brown NJ w. E.
Moore of Philipsburg; F. W. Sherman,
Butte, and H. c. Stiff of Missoula ar
in the city last night and are at
the district court today.
Judge Boland a two arrangements
this morning. One was Lee Wilson,
with obtaining money under
'alse pretenses. Through his attorney,
NJ. Self, he pleaded not guilty and
lis hearing was set for May 4. George B.
Philips, charged with forgery, took the
statutory time to plead.
A warrant will be sworn out this after
for the arrest of John Doe and
Roe, residents OF h Warm
district, charging them with as
to commit robbery on the person
Smison, who reside a mile west Of Warm
The couple were terribly
and bruised with clubs at their
last Thursday night. The assault
was committed for the purpose of rob-
berry.
A splendid game of baseball was wit
messed at Athletic park yesterday after
noon between the Alerts and Lone Stars,
both teams from the city. The Alerts, all
beautiful specimens of manhood, made a
good appearance in new red suits with
white letters which seemed to draw the
attention of spectators, about 200 strong,
in their favor The Lone Stars played
against odds for the Alerts are the heavi-
est men, but a good game was put up
resulted in favor Of the Alerts by
a score Of 9 to Z.
Boys suit sale $1.45, McRae, Davidson
& Co.