Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

L. r. Beaudry visited Butte today.
Attorney w. e. Moore of Philipsburg
came in last night.
Money to loan at VEINS Loan Office at
a low rate or interest.
Among the Montana hotel guests to-
day are j. r. Donohue and wife.
Martin B. Burris of Middletown, Della
ware, is a guest at the Montana.
W c. Murphy. one of the leading mer-
chants of Missoula, is in the city.
w anted a first-class harness maker at
215 East Park avenue. c. o. Hudon.
Miss Harriet Wright. Ida Marchion and
Anna Evans nave departed for California
on q pleasure trip.
William Q. Ranft. ore Of the leading
young attorneys of the Garden City, Wis
tied Anaconda yesterday.
A. f. Davis, who has been visiting his
father, Levi Davis, returned to Black
Buttes. Wyo.. this morning.
William Harkins took a newspaper
away from James Hogan. a bright little
newsboy. He was arrested and fined SO
in the police court.
"Swipes' Tratten. who stole a bundle Of
blankets from the All Nations saloon,
was sentenced to six months in Jail.
oUNSS q Va ASAiISNS save I'LL q lNodlSI.
Lawn social will be given for the bene-
fit Of st. Peters church at the corner Of
Cherry and Third streets. Anaconda, be-
ginning at Z o'clock, Wednesday evening.
July II.
Al ction at 416 East Park avenue at
Anaconda Millinery parlors. The entire
stock of millinery and store fixtures will
be sold Wednesday,, July l 2, at " o'clock.
Miss NJ. O'Donnel.
A suit for divorce was filed in the dis
trict court by Mary E. Haskins against
her husband, John j. Haskins. They
Were married in Butte in December, 1894.
One child was born to them and it is now
4 years of age. She charges desertion.
III dge yelling Napton has returned
from a trip to the coast, which he says
is a beautiful country at this season of
the year. He went as far as Portland.
Mrs. Napton accompanied him.. He was
in Anaconda today and will hold court
for one day on August %.
The carpenters employed on the con-
struction of the buildings at Mountain
View park have completed their work
and came in this morning on a special
train at $50 o'clock. They will be sent
down the line of the B., A. & p. railway,
where extensive repairing is being done.
DR.. f. Rochelle, who was mentioned in
these columns yesterday as going to Deer
Lodge to attend cases in dentistry be-
fore going to ST. Paul, will locate perma-
nently in Deer Lodge. He says Montana
is good enough for him. He will make a
valuable addition to Deer Lodge, being
high in his profession and a thorough
gentleman socially and otherwise.
w. H. Garrett and Mamie Wilson, both
colored. were arrested late yesterday
afternoon at the rear of the Leadville
house, on the charge of adultery. The
arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff Joe
Stevens. Later in the day they were al
lowed to procure a marriage license and
were married by Judge j. NJ. Kennedy,
who made out the warrant for their ar
rest.
A warrant was sworn out last night
before Judge Frank Kennedy for the
arrest of Oscar G~ustavson on the charge
of assault in the second degree. The
is Clarence G. Thomas, who
that Gustavson attempted to
carve him with a big knife, and succeeded
in cutting him in a few places. The war;
rant was placed in the hands of Deputy
Sheriff Joe DAILY. who is looking for Gus
who has not yet been found.