Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

II - 49, |ANNS
Miss Laura Durstan is visiting Butte
friends.
Mrs. S. I. Wilson of Livingston is tho
guest of Mrs. J. A. Jenkins.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin is visiting her
mother in Butte over Sunday.
Eagle. Magnet. Log Cabin and Arrow
libraries, all 1Oc. at East End News
Stand, 500 East Park avenue.
Cecil E., aged one year and s months,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Anderson Oh
11O41a East Sixth street died last night.
The district court will meet on Monday.
The regular May term will convene one
week from Monday, which falls on May
1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Beilenberg of Deer
Lodge. who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. D. D. Walker, returned home
today.
Corner lot so feet by 14O, East Park,
corner of Adams. for $1,000. One can
clear 5000 in so days. Smith & Mahoney,
Anaconda.
Miss Ida Marchfon went to Butte last
evening to see her friend Miss Lucy
Grannis of Dillon, who is i'll at the st.
James hospital.
Books written by Bertha NJ. Clay. st.
George Rathborn, Georgia Sheldon and
other first-class writers, at Bufg's, Guy
East Park avenue.
Mrs. Harry Hobbs. aged % years, died
at the family residence at 61O Chestnut
street last night at s o'clock. The u
of death was consumption.
John w. James and f. L. Beaudry left
this morning for the mountains east of
Race Track where MI. James owns an in
terest in some valuable mines. They will
return on Monday.
The services at St. Marks Episcopal
church on tomorrow Sunday will con-
sist of Holy communion at S a. m: morn
ing services at II a. M: Sunday school
1890 2. M: evening services 1880 p. m;
Rev. Alex Brown. rector.
Some fine sticks of the black thorn
variety were brought back from Ireland
by r. P. O'Brien. and he is now distrib-
uting them among his most m
friends. He is the busiest man in Ana
conda telling his friends about the con-
ditions in Ireland.
Phil Daniels of the Burlington route
and Marcus Talbot, general agent of the
+. A. & P. Ry., went to Helena today
with the traffic club of Butte composed of
the leading railroad men of Montana.
This club will visit all the principal Mon
tana towns during the summer. They are
expected in Anaconda in about a month.
H. Richard, the California prodigal who
has figured in a few episodes in Anaconda
and Butte and all through the instrument
of booze. has taken the pledge and is be-
coming quite a temperance worker. Last
evening he entertained King lodge No. II.
I. O.. @. T., and its invited guests. by a
most interesting lecture upon 1.-The Life
in the Orient, and Upon an Ocean Lin
err
~ 49, ce~+t-I ol,,~, n,,,n nf T*iffh
and Locust. J, A. Jenkins. pastor, resi-
dence 4o3 Elm street: preaching at II a.
m: Sunday School at 1905: Christian En-
deavor at ZOO: preaching at s o'clock ..
M. subject THE Call to the CRIPPLE"
prayer meeting Wednesday evening";
Prof. r. H. Ismon musical director; Miss
May Redmond, organist. All are invited
to our services Strangers made welcome.
Ever since Anaconda was placed on the
map and schools were established the
teachers have been instructing the pupils
that there ware four seasons in the year,
namely, spring, summer, autumn ard
winter. Since today's big snow storm
coupled with the past winter and present
attempt at spring the pupils are growing
skeptical and it is limited that they claim
there is only one season in Anaconda ana
that il winter
The Anaconda Copper Mining company
VS.. William Lorenz, lime case, was tried
before Judge Roland yesterday and taken
under advisement until April q. The
company set up the claim that some of
the lime rock burned in the kiln did not
come from the ground known as the
Josephine lime placer ground, which is
in dispute, but from ground apart from
that. The defense was that the lime came
from the Josephine claim and belonged
to William Lorenz.