Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

M. DOIdlOG mas TeluTIlSu lICHA Az SuSI'
James Mcmillan of Deer Lodge is in
town.
George Cannon leaves for Helena to-
morrow.
]. H. Cochran left today for Butte and
Spokane.
Miss Carrie Hansen of Butte is at the
Montana.
day in the city.
Sam Hutchinson Of Butte spent Sum
day in the city.
Architect H. N. Black spent Sunday at
Warm Springs.
1t showed in Anaconda today, still the
season is called summer
Miss Emma Green is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. H. T. Mendenhall.
Marcus Daily and party left for the east
! today in his private car No. 010.
A license to wed has been granted to ].
! H. Youngken and Flora Bergstrad.
The Turner's will hold their annual pic
mic at Anaconda Lake Park next Sunday.
John Cannon and Geo. O'Mally lave
gone on a hunting trip into the Big Hole
county.
A. L. Stone representing the Anaconda
Standard at Missoula, was in the city
Sunday.
j. C. McAndrews of Denver. formerly of
Anaconda. arrived in the city Saturday on
a business trip.
Mrs. j. NJ. Simpson and son of Deer
Lodge joined Mr.. Simpson and will make
Anaconda their home.
Mrs. w. S. Barnett of Horse Prairie will
arrive in the city tomorrow to make a
visit with her sons. George and Lon.
Miss Grace Wisner and Miss Mary
Brennan with their school children pic
niced in the hills west of the city today.
Among the guests from Butte on yes
terday We're d. j. Hennessy, Miles Finlen,
Fred Whiteside and w. H. Lennahan.
Frank Longstaff, supervising architect
Of the annex of the insane asylum at
Warm Springs, spent Sunday in t he city.
A musical concert at the Christian
church will be given on next Thursday
evening instead of une IS as previously
announced.
The exodus Of school teachers on their
vacation to all parts of the country has
begun. The destination of each of them
was mentioned in Saturdays Inter Noun
tain.
C. F. Adams left for the east today and
will join his wife on a visit among the
White mountains and at Portland Har-
Dor. Later he will visit New York and
Boston.
Mrs. T. F. Mahoney and child, Miss
Alice Mahoney, j. j. Mahoney, Mrs. Ma
honey Sr., and Miss Elizabeth Gleeson
left for the east today over the Oregon
Short Line.
The Children's Day exercises at the M.
E. church and Baptist church were we'll
attended last evening. Good programmes
We're rendered at each church and APP
preciated by all present.
The change Of time on the Northern
Pacific lines ard the resumption of the
Copper City Limited as mentioned in the
Inter Mountain on June 8, will take place
some time this week but no later than
next Sunday.
1t was learned late Saturday evening
that the stolen chickens found in posses
sion Of J. b. Maher and John Maloney
We're taken from the roost of Ben Falk
who resides east of Anaconda. The men
will be tried today.
The preliminary examination in the
Smith-Butler hold up case was held be-
fore Judge Frank Kennedy. Counse for
the defendants made a motion to dismiss
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convict. The motion viii lbe heard at 4
p. m.
The Sunday school at st. Pauls church
closed for the term on yesterday after
noon. 1t will be resumed again the lat
ter part of August. Nearly all the Sum
day schools in the city will take similar
vacations during the months of July and
August.
Thomas Jefferson, one of the most pop
ular members of the colored colony in
Anaconda, died early his morning Of
pneumonia. He was a waiter for a long
time at the Montana hotel. OF late he has
been employed in the smelters. The de-
ceased was about 80 years of age. His
funeral will be held tomorrow.
Joe Garvey of Carroll, who was adjuds-
ed insane and sent to the asylum at
Warm Springs last Thursday. died on
Saturday afternoon. Death was caused
from exhaustion. TIL funeral was held
today from the residence of p. Karney
S03 East Third street. Services at st.
Peters Catholic church on Alder street.