Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-08
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The Trail for sale at all news stands. 3"
NJ. E. Edwards of Philipsburg is in the
city.
Tom McTague of Deer Lodge, is at the
Montana.
j. F. Reilly of Walla Walla is at the
Montana.
Hon. Phil Sullivan Of Granite county. is
visiting friends in Anaconda.
The latest delicacies in candies at PEN
dleton's on East Park avenue. .
Attorney General c. b. Nolan of Helena
is a guest in the city today.
Charles Hall, c. H. Alexander and A. S.
Nash of Helena are in town.
F. Liddell. formerly with the Martin
Drug Co., is visiting in the city.
DR.. w. H. English-ofice and ooms-
room IA Carroll block, East Park ave. =
Mrs. F. L. St. Jean went to Butte yes
terday and will visit for a few days.
Pat Hanley, employed at the convert
ers, had his foot badly crushed last
night.
Judge yelling Napton will be in the
city March Is and viii hold court for that
day only.
F. L. st. Jean. physician and surgeon.
Office. 212h E. Ferk avenue. over Stand.
ara drug store.
Mining Deed-J. E. Valentine to Thomas
Leary, half interest in the Mexican Gulch
! Placer for $500.
The name of John Armbruster is men
toned as the republican nominee for
alderman in the First ward.
Social dance at A. O. H. hall Wednes-
day., March s. Admission. so cents: ladies
free. Music by Margaret Theater orches-
ira.
Mining Deed. E.. Valentine to Otto
Diesel. one-third interest in the Key
stone and Little Nellie quartz lodes for
S2S5.
Mrs. Damase Landreville. accompanied
by her son and daughter. returned from
Mcnominee, Mich. this morning, over the
Northern Pacific lines.
For the fourth time Clarence Leland, a
dissolute character of Mainville. was ar
rested last night charged with being a
secretary. His trial will occur this after
noon.
Michael Nee. an employe Of the upper
works, was taken to st. AIMS hospital
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock suffer-
ing from a broken jaw. His condition is
not serious.
DR.. r. c. Dalton, surgeon chiropodist.
All diseases of the feet treated success
lully. rheumatic SnleluS a POSITIVE cure
for bunions. Permanently located at POI
East Park Ave.
Mrs. Grace Marion of Glendive, is Wis
ltlng her brother, Ira Brennan, for a few
days on her return from spending the
winter months in California. She is DOM
iciled with Mrs. George Dick, of 116 Maple
! street.
Donas, the S-year-old son of Officer
Tom Laboeuf. died at the family resi-
dence at No. AIS Chestnut street last even
ing from pneumonia. The funeral will
be held tomorrow from st. Paul's Cath
Ollie church.
John Manning. employed at the upper
works, was badly injured in the back
yesterday afternoon by a cave in of a
bank. He and other men were shoveling
dirt out of the bank into cars. They I'M
dermined it and caused it to cave.
The dog catchers are still waging a re-
~lentless war on the dogs which do not
seem to diminish in numbers. Every day
reports are heard which if half are true
would justify the outright killing of many
of the dogs that are already licensed.
Joe Hughes, formerly of Portland, Ore,
has succeeded Tom Sullivan as manager
of Tuttle's undertaking parlors. Mr..
Sullivan went to Butte today and will
take charge of the National Undertaking
parlors, to be opened shortly in that city.
Rev. F. B. Cleland has accepted the
call to become pastor of the Presbyterian
church for the next year. Rev. Cleland
has occupied the pulpit for several
months and has given such entire salts
faction that at the recent meeting of the
church society he was made permanent
pastor and has consented to remain.
A meeting of the members of the League
of the Sacred Heart is being held at the
Leland hotel this afternoon to discuss the
matter of giving a charity ball after
Easter, a portion or at least one half of
the proceeds to be sent to the. volunteers
at Manila. A large number of ladies are
in attendance and considerable interest
is manifested.
W. j. Footner of st. Paul, genera man.
ager of the Great Northern Express COM
pany, arrived in the city last night from
the coast. He is looking over the COM
pany's interests in anaconda today. This
evening he will go over to Butte and
thence east over the Great Northern
lines. This is his annual tour of inspcc-
ton and he is much gratitied with the
business and prospects of the company in
the west.