The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-23
BUTTE BRIEFS.

R.. NJ Cobban is up from Missou1a.
H. w. Graham Is over from Basin.
w. w. McElvoy is over from Hell
A. P. Stack of Livingston is in the
city.
A. H. James of Rossland is in the
city.
B. F. Brown, the mayor Of Garrison,
is in the city
Mrs. H. Clark of Missoula is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. C. G. Glass of Deer Lodge is
| at the McDern1ott
| F. w. Sherrer, manager Of the Mile.
| Fiji company, is in the city.
! Hon T. c. Marshall and w. @.
| Ranft of Missoula are in the city.
J. A. Walsh and T. w. Poindexter
| are prominent Helena citizens in the
city.
Donald Bradford, H. A. Benner and
| S. F. Shannan of Helena are in the
| city.
| The Masons conferred more degrees
| last evening. The sitting will adjourn
| tomorrow night, when a banquet will
| be given. ..M... .a
| The MscDermott hotel people are fig
uring on building an annex on the
| east side of the hotel. The hotel bust
ness of Butte is flourishing.
| H. b. Kooser. commercial agent Of
| the Missouri Pacific for the northwest
ern states. is in the city and is being
| entertained by the local agent, l.. Q.
| Leonard.
T. E. Trusrott of Dupuyer was in the
city yesterday and went South last
evening. He will visit the East and
return to Montana next spring. He
recently sold his paper, the Dupuyer
| Acantha. "o.
The fire department was given run
last evening at 8 o'clock to the Knox
| block, at the corner of Broadway and
| Pennsylvania street, where a chin
| ney burning out caused some excited
individual to turn in an alarm.
The case of grand larceny brought
against Don1iniek L. Toomey by Susie
Gasner as one outcropping of the
fight over the estate of Toomey's de-
| ceased wife, was dismissed by Jus
tice Harrington yesterday.
Broadway, between Wyoming and
Arizona, which has been torn up for
a couple of months on account of paw
ing operations, is once again in passa-
BILE condition. The paving crew has
about finished a very good looking
job.
Daniel CARRIER. through his attorneys,
Welcome & Root, yesterday filed a pc
tition in bankruptcy. His liabilities
are about 500 and the scheduled as
sets amount to $685.. which in
cIude exempt household and personal
effects and homestead lot in es-
crow.
Ben Cosby, former night clerk at
the Butte, is now doing the day trick
and w. F. Love is attending to the
night custom of the hotel. Mr.. Love
more than a year ago was in the office
and went East, returning a few days
ago. His friends are glad to see him
at the old stand again.
Rev. E. J. Groeneveld. president of
the state board of charities and reform,
| has just returned from an official visit
to the state soldiers home at Columbia
Falls. There are 81 veterans at the
home at the present time. The con-
duct of the home is excellent and the
environments very pleasant
The big boilers are in position in the
| sub basement of the Thornton block
and the stone masons are putting in
the large granite pillars which are to
, support the Superstructure. This kind
| of weather is all right for building OPP
erations, and unless it turns very cold
the big block will take on proportions
by Christmas.
The Woman's club of this city has
accepted the invitation of the Womans
Literary club of Anaconda to visit II
next Saturday afternoon The Butte
delegation is requested to assemble al
the corner of Main and Park at 12:4C
p. m. and take the street car to the
b, A. & p depot to leave at / O'Clock
for Anaconda If 40 of the members
will go a rate of 81 for the round TRIP
will be made.
Thomas Gundry and Matilda Tren-
\ cry We're married last evening in the
presence of large company of friends
and relatives at No. 705 North Main
street, the residence of the brides
mother. bountifu wedding supper
was served to the guests. The pres
4 ents were very numerous and exceed
4 ingly appropriate. Rev. E. ]. Greene
= weld of the First Presbyterian church
performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Gundry will make their home at No.
q | 113 GRAY Rock terrace