Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

James Peters was a passenger to Butte
! yesterday.
The total city registration on yester-
day was 152 names.
The latest delicacies in candies at PEN
dleton's or East Park avenue.
A son was born yesterday to the wife
of James Driscoll, residing OF 720 Birch
street.
Emma Dierman Of st. Paul, is the guest
ofMrs. W. M. Montgomery at 81 Locust
street.
f. D. Mats, ]. r. Toole, j. NJ. Simpson,
c. A. Tuttle and J.. D. Dolan visited Butte
today.
Mrs. Pat Welch went over to Butte
yesterday on a visit with friends for a
few days.
H.. l.. Hughes of Helena. travelling agent
for the Northern Pacific company, is in
the city today.
T. L. St. Jean, physician and surgeon.
Off! &c. 212h E. Fark avenue. yer Stand
ard drug store.
County Attorney j. H. Duffy is over to
Philipsburg on legal business. Mrs.
Duffy went to Butte to visit friends.
Social dance at A. O. H. hall Wednes-
day, March Is. Admission so cents; ladies
free. Music by Margaret Theater orches-
ira.
r, NJ. Greigg, NJ. Donohoe and other
West Side citizens are mourning the loss
of garments which were recently stolen
by q clothes line thief.
Gospel meeting in the brick church
west of the Montana hotel at s o'clock
tonight, March Is. Rev. Joel Anderson
of Iowa will be present.
The dog catchers have up to date killed
120 unlicensed dogs. About 200 dogs have
been licensed There still remains sew
eral hundred that have not been licensed.
A suit to foreclose a mortgage was
filed in the district court today by the
Davidson Grocery company of Butte
against A. Pippingale of Garrison for
$500.
J. S. Smart, travelling agent of the
Great Northern Express company, with
headquarters at Helena, is in the city
checking up the c~Ompany's Anaconda
bus ness.
r, E. Maloney left for Virginia City
today on a visit with his aged mother,
whose health is declining very fast, Mrs.
Maloney was one of the first settlers in
Alder gulch.
This morning at 5 o'clock the Their
was below zero. The wind is in
the west with a snow falling. The pres
cnt cold snap is believed to be the last of
the season.
DR.. r. c.. Dalton, surgeon chiropodist.
diseases of the feet treated success
fully. Pneumatic shields a positive cure
turions. Permanently located at 221
Park Ave
Nh. and Mrs. J. B. Murphy, who We're
arrested yesterday charged with at
to leave the state for defraud-
ng creditors, have settled and have been
discharged.
Identification papers were issued today
tut of the district court to Hung Hang
md Chang Tom of the firm of Hum
Lung Hong Kee & Co, of Deer
lodge to visit China.
Mark and Miss Ada Evans left this
morning for Sand Coulee. The young
ady was given a very pleasant surprise
'arty last evening at the home of her pa
ents at the corner of Fifth and Wash
ngton streets.
Miss Cordelia Charette, aged 16 years,
today at the residence of her father,
l. Charette, 900 Alder street. She has
Wo brothers who are of the
volunteers at Manila. The
'uneral will be held on Thursday at 2
}. m. from st. Peters church.
A. NJ. Walker, chairman of the board
II county commissioners, and T. C. Da-
a majority of the board will meet
Oday to make arrangements for a special
meeting of the board in about a week.
the board will hold a meeting to declare
he election off of road supervisors.
W r. Allen has returned to his mines
~ french gulch and will await the spring
that he may resume active vow
n the placer mines. He articinatac D.,
season among the mines of that
ilstrlct. Considerable attention is being
.lVen quartz mining out there, where !
some very rich leads have been discov-
ared and which will be developed this
summer.