Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

Miss Nellie Flynn went to Butte last
evening or a short visit with friends.
"A Breezy Time will be the attraction
at the Margaret theater this evening.
w. d. Finn has returned from Spokane
and British Columbia and will locate in
Butte.
A. c. MacCallum visited Butte to-day
another visitor to the same place was G.
M. Sawyer.
A junior football team was organized
yesterday and will be known as the Ana
conda Tigers. Joe Thomas is manager.
Rev. August Gustafson of Butte will
preach in the hall at the corner of Fifth
and Alder streets at 8 o'clock this even
ing.
r. deb. Smith was a passenger for New
YORK city and other eastern points yester-
day morning. He will be absent less than
a month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoover was tried yes
terday for insanity, found guilty and
committed to the insane asylum at Warm
Springs.
Viii O'Neill, a former Anaconda resi-
dent, but later of Deer Lodge, now Of
Butte. was the guest of Vincent McMul-
len yesterday.
Earl Doherty, manager Of the Ana
conda High School Trail, has returned
from California, where he spent his sum-
mer vacation.
An auction sale of fancy and useful ar
tlcles will take place tomorrow even
ING at the swedish Baptist church, corner
Cedar n 9Th street.
George Tucker, who was arrested on
september IA for refusing to support his
children. has been discharged, having
promised to support his children in the
future.
Judge yelling Napton and family have
moved from Deer Lodge to this CITY
where they will remain permanently and
will reside in a beautiful home at FOG
Locust street.
Bud Robertson (colored). charged with
having robbed Owney Hoy on September
II. was arraigned last evening in Justice
Devine's court and was discharged owing
to the lack of evidence.
The funeral of the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stubb, residing at the
Lime kiln west of Anaconda was held
yesterday. Rev. ]. A. Cederberg, of the
Baptist church officiating.
Mrs. D. r. McRea has returned from a
visit to Phllipsburg, and is accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. j. A. Carmichael. who
will visit several days. Mr.. Carmichael.
who is also here, will return home to-
day.
ma sc " assault DldCeO against
Peter Tadovich on Monday night for
beating his mistress Magdalena Piliski.
was dismissed in the police court TODAY
and a charge of adultery placed against
them both.
The subject of Evangelist E. O. Til
bufn's sermon at the Christian church
this evening will be 1.-THE Day of Small
Heed" and Thursday night, rs There
Any Difference in Sinners?"
Delegates from Anaconda to the rran nd
lodge OF Masons, which convenes at Hell
ena today, are: H. L. Bellum, J. w. Jar
vas and q. ). d. Wisner, who went there
last night. Mr.. Wisner holds the office of
5. &. S. in the grand lodge.
Two outing parties returned from the
National park late yesterday afternoon.
me nrst n to come IN was the NJ. c.
tln-Corcoran party. The members Of
each party report a god time. the male
portion OF them coming home with a
prolific crop of whiskers.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Carr left this morn
for New York city, and will be nras-
ent at the Dewey celebration in the met
MI. Carr's mother resides so
miles out of that city where thew will Wis
it until the admiral arrives, When thew
Will enter the city and see all that is to
be seen of the monster celebration.
Pres. J. j. Hill of the Great Northern
and party came in from the west !
the Great Northern TODAY about |
1880 o'clock a. m. and remained until
12:55 when they left for Butte. J. q.
Ward of ST. Paul, general superintend.
ent is one of the party. The train in
which they are travelling consists of Mr..
Hills private car. Mr.. Wards priyte
car, the Great Northern sleeper. .The
a dining car and baggage
Of the railroad yards in Anaconda nv M
Donohoe. vice-president, o. J.. McCabe.
superintendent. and Marcus Talbot, gen
eral agent of the B., A. & P. r. r.