Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-04
LOCAL BRIEFS,

Embroidery materials, No. 2, Shields. Il
Attorney F.. s. Macdonald has moved
to the Hennessy block.
Christmas is over, but the rush for
fresh candies at Pendleton's still con-
tinues.
Judge Geo. B. Winston and family will
return from an eastern trip on tomorrow
evening.
The school board meeting was post
poned from last night until Thursday
evening.
F. L. St. Jean, physician and surgeon.
Office. 2121A f. Park avenu over Stand
ard drug store.
The thermometer registered zero last
night at II o'clock. This morning it was
several degrees below.
Z A marriage license was issued yester-
day to G. H. Schultz and Miss Ella Lar
son, both of Deer Lodge.
BY a car jumping off the track in the
b. A. & P. yards last night, the outgoing
Great Northern train was more than an
hour late.
Rev. F. L. Buzzell of Boston, an evan
gelist of note, will larrive in the city to-
morrow inc conduct several meetings at
the NJ. E. church.
The temperature at the Montana hotel
this morning at l o'clock was 10 above
zero; at 8 a. m. s above; 5 a. H., 10 above,
Il at "a. m, l above.
News of the death of Daniel Chapman
of Dillon was received by Judge A. II.
Barret yesterday. Mr.. Chapman died
suddenly of heart failure.
The Northern Pacific train from the
west was two hours late last night and
the Great Northern train from the east
was eleven hours late.
A large number of the men who walked
out at the converters are leaving the city
More will follow, judging from what car
be heard in more than one quarter.
Wharton's blizzard from Butte struck
Anaconda last night on schedule time
and is still in effect, but not as severe as
some which have been seen in these parts
Mr.. w. j. Barker, who bought a COW
from Jos. MCFARLAND of South Butte is
hereby notified to call at once and get
her before the 9th day of January OF
she will be sold. Jos. Mcfarland.
James Edwards, charged With embez
element, was yesterday bound over to ap
pear before the district court. He plead,
ed not guilty and waived preliminary
examination. His bond was liked at $500
which was furnished.
The knights and Ladies of Securit,
gave a delightful whist party at Dewe,
hall last night which a number Of invited
guests attended. First prizes We're wol
by Mrs. Booth and r. B. White; secon,
prizes by Miss Denver and J. b. Slater.
The plastering of the A. O. II. hall wa
commenced yesterday under the super
vision of Peter Rafferty,. The steam
heating plant has been started up an'
furnishes enough warmth so that tn
plastering car be done the same a
though it We're summer.
Colfax lodge No. 20, I. o. o. F., Unstable,
the following officers last night: Nobl
grand. w. H.. Clague; vice grand, Ray
mond Sale; recording secretary, c. w
Clague; financial secretary. F. L. Taylor
treasurer, Antoine Marchion. The officer
were installed by G.. w. Watts, ID. G..
A telephone message from Judge Nap
ton at Deer Lodge late yesterday after
noon was to the effect that his commits
sion or credentials had not arrived from
Governor Smith and he would not arriv,
in Anaconda as soon as expected. H
will reach the city some time this weel
and will convene court the first day h
is here.
The county commissioners will be il
session again today. Prominent anon;
the business they will transact will be t
pass upon the bonds of the new count,
officers and fix the salaries of the depu
ties. Yesterday Supervising Architect II
M. Patterson of the new court house pre-
scented an estimate of work and materia
for SIS 500. rs.
The brick yard fire department electet
officers last night for the ensuing year a
follows: Bernard Oates, president; Jas
w. Jarvis, vice president; Theodor
Hartz, secretary; Herman Hessig, treas
urer; Plus Sale, first director; Theodor
Knopp, second director; Louis Morian
third director; Albert Meihoffer, frs
pipeman; e. E. Johnson, first hydrant
Victor Tranet, second hydrant; Der
Campbell, driver hose cart.
Joe Mulligan, who was arrested yes
terday while either drunk or demente,