Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
LOCAL BRIEFS

J. b. GnOse visited Butte today.
John Schultz is looking over Butte.
Newton w. Simmons of Butte is in the
city.
c. A. futile is doing business in Butte
today.
w. H. Trippett went over to Butte last
night.
The best sleighing of the season is now
at hand.
Hon. j. r. Toole came over from Helena
last night.
The city council will meet in adjourned
session tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Eldridge of Roches-
ter are at the Montana.
The latest delicacies in candies at Pen
dleton's on East Park avenue.
Marcus DAILY has returned from a visit
to his Bitter Root stock farm at Hamll-
ton.
Trans-continantal trains are still arriv-
ing a little late, owing to storms along
the line.
f. /. st. Jean, physician and surgeon.
Ofica, 212h Z. Ferk avenue. over stand
ard drug store.
Judge yelling Napton will arrive from
Deer Lodge tonight anu Will oiu
court tomorrow.
The Anaconda Employment office 800
East Park avenue furnishes all kinds of
positions promptly. Leave your wants
with them.
Mining D~osd-George McAdamS to Ed
ward Nicholson, an undivided one-foufth
insterest in the Rainbow quartz lode in
the Coloma mining district, for 500.
Mrs. w. NJ. Twohy is visiting friends
in Butte today. Mrs. TWohy gave a
pleasant children's box party at the Mar
CART theater last evening.
Street Commissioner O'Neill has laid
siege to the ice in the cutters on Park
avenue and has a large force OF men
at work clearing them for an expected
flood.
A meeting of the League of the Sacred
Heart will be held in A. O. Fl. hall tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to which
the promoters and members are urgently
requested to attend.
John Quinlan and John McKain, who
engaged in a fight on Main street on
Tuesday evening. were fined $40 and $lE
respectively today. Quinlan pald ms
fine. Mckain went to jail.
A gentleman of this city who has jus
returned from Great Falls, says Rev. j
Werdein, late assistant pastor of st
Paul's Catholic church in this city, has
left for his new parish at Lewiston, Fer
gus county.
Among the arrests made last night
were Clarence Leland, charged with be
ing a secretary, and Alice Doe, charged
with drunkenness. The latter was ar
rested in a. North Main street lodging
house by Officer Laboeuf.
Charles Swartz of st. Paul, Northern
Pacific Railway company tax agent, Is
in the city in the interests of the com
ranv's taxes in Deer Lodge county
which, by a decision of the supreme
court, have been ordered paid.
The M. f. church choir was entertained
in a charming manner on the eve Of
W~ashington's birthday by Miss Esther
Anderson at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
E. Lyman on Hickory street. The decora
lions were very dainty. Roses and carna
lions were worn by the ladies While tn
gentlemen were honored with carnations
The frequent meetings of the choir 70
practice is in anticipation for an elaborat'
concert which will be given in the neal
future. The refreshments served were
one of the features of the evening. Mis-:
Anderson made a splendid hostess.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed las
evening by member of Victor Hugo En-
campment, Pioneers of the Pacific, at thu
home of the commander, Mr.. A. Hylisch
man. East Fourth street. The object OF
the meeting was to give a parting saluta'
ton to Mr.. j. j.. Hogan, grand marshal
who leaves for Helena tomorrow, n APP
prove bonds of officers of the camp
Speeches were mad by the grand mar
shall and several of the members which
were enjoyed by all present. After re-
freshments were served the happy CROWD
departed to meet again next Tuesday al
Silver Hall. East Park street.