Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

w. NJ. Laurence and r.. c. Dalton We're
passengers yesterday to Salt Lake and
Denver.
Miss Margaret Gleeson returned yes
terday after a three months visit at San
Monica, Cal.
The Northern Pacific train from the
west. due here last night at $3.50 O'Clock.
was seven hours late.
John Winger and Roy Hewitt are at
home, after spending the summer in the
Big Hole country.
H. n. Black went to Warm Springs
today to look over the construction of
The September term of the district
court will V tomorrow at $50 a. M.
Mayor Madden. Aldermen Fitzpatrick,
Mcdonnell, Talbot and Kelly were pres
ent at the council chamber last night n
adjourned the regular September meet
ing until Thursday evening.
Anaconda Lake park vii! close for the
season ne)Nt Sunday, September 10.
The only offenders in the police court
this morning were Mile Black and
James McFariane, charged with va
grancy.
Sisson's Business College will take
pupils in any grade. Special teachers
for the work of e%locution and physical
culture. s.
Marcus DAILY came in today from his
ranch in the Bitter Root. He will remain
during the meeting of the State Press as
sociation.
R. deb. Smith, who. with Marcus Daily,
| Jr.. and Howard Walsh has spent a
month in the Clearwater mountains, re-
turned to town today.
The kindergarten department of Sis
| sons College will begin work Tuesday
and will take children in primary work
The carriage Will call for the little
ones.
Martin Copinus, who has spent the
past two years in Wardner. Idaho, is Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Copinus.
Rev. l.. G. Clark of the Baptist church
at Helena. occupied the pulpit at the
Swedish Baptist church in this city on
Sunday evening, taking for his sermon
Goodness, Both Profitable for This Life
and the One to Come
Frank Petlitz and Enos Snyder have
left for Notre Dame, Ind, where they will
attend school. Petritz enters upon his
second term and Master Snyder his ini-
tial term.
Pearl and Hazel Kennedy, Lille Elan
nigan. Mary Gavin, Agnes and Emma
Furst. and other Anaconda girls, left for
Deer Lodge yesterday afternoon, where
they will enter St. Mary's academy.
Larry keenan, a private in Co. X Mon
tana volunteers, who was wounded in the
breast in battle in the Philippines and
Who spent several weeks in the hospital
at San Francisco, arrived in the city last
evening. He a warmly greeted by his
relatives and many friends.
A meeting of the olunteer reception
committee, which was called for last
night, was postponed until this evening,
when the manner of disposing of the
badges will come up. The badges will be
Oh sale on the streets tomorrow morning.
Judge yelling Napton, accompanied
by his daughter Shiela ana son Percy,
arrived in the city today from Deer
Lodge. The latter will leave this evening
for Missoula, where he will resume his
studies in the law school of the university
of that state. H. P. Napton also came in
with them.
The county commissioners met this
morning in regular session and will be at
work for a week or more. The officers of
the board who are present are A. NJ.
Walker. chairman; James NJ. Geary and
r. G. Davidson, members, and Acting
County Clerk George NJ. Johnston. Busi-
ness before the board this morning con-
sisted of routine matters. Late this after
noon they were making settlements with
the several road supervisors.