Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
LOCAL BRIEFS
Holiday books at Kings.

Holiday books at Kings.
J. p. Stage is in Butte to-day.
Beautiful line of dolls at Kings.
H. H. Nell was a Butte visitor to-day,
Fir line of Toys rock bottom prices d,
Kings.
j.. w. Dezel.., the boss plumber, at 30S
East Park.
Mayor Frank Conley of Deer Lodge, is
at the Montana.
G. j. Perry. of Manhattan, is a guest
at the Montana.
Closing out al. millinery and hair goods
406 East Park. Nine. Young.
Colonel Tom McTague of Deer Lodge
is visiting his Anaconda friends.
Kristmas kards and Kalendars at
Kings.
Mrs. A. w. Rurnette and Mrs. Ella
Elphison spent to-day shopping in Butte.
The Anaconda Catholic club meets
Wednesday evening The organization
will be perfected at that time.
Harry Friedman, Montana agent for
A. Schilling. has gone to San Francisco
on a business visit.
Augustus Short, 500 East Commercial
avenue, new stock latest sheet music.
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Under Sheriff D. H. Morgan, will leave
in a few days for Denver, Colorado, where
he will spend the holidays.
Santa Claus has arrived at the Ana
conda Cash Bazaar, 205 Park avenue,
with the best stock of Christmas goods
in the city.
Mrs. Sarchet, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. LuXton, departed
yesterday afternoon for her home in jack
son, Ill.
Will McEachren, one of Anaconda's
brightest boys, will return from San
Francisco in a few days, where he lately
graduated from Heald's Business college.
Miss Angie Smith of Florence. came in
yesterday, and is the guest of Mrs. r. S.
Mentrum. she having attended the grand
ball given under the auspices of the K.
of r.
1t is learned today that Frank Cooney,
the commission broker of Butte, has gone
to ST. Louis where he will AXE unto him.
self a bride, much to tbs pleasure and
good wishes of his many Anaconda
friends.
Miss Emma Hansen. of Butte, spent
Sunday in Anaconda the guest of her
cousin. has. Seltz, while Miss Kate Seitz
spent the same day in Butte, the two
young ladies having missed each other at
the depot in the latter city.
Pedro Ramacciotti, the Park avenue
restaurant man. is a believer in expan-
sion and will shortly open a second res
taurant but Il first class one in the Lam
caster store building, at 116 lain street,
which will soon be vacated.
The children Of MIR. and Mrs. A. P.
Perusse. who are attending school at ST.
Peters Mission, will arrive ho.ne in a few
for the Christmas holidays. Other
Anaconda children who are attending the
same academy will also spend Christmas
with their parents.
Chas. J.. Emerson, chief Waterman of
the A.. c. NJ. Co.. smelter plant, has re-
1t is understood his place is be-
ing filled at the office consolidated with
that of the chief time keeper, which is
presided over by Tim p. Murphy. Mr..
Emerson has not his plans for
the future.
Opinion is divided as to the merits of
"At Gay Coney Island" which appear
ed at the Margaret theater last evening.
A fair audience greeted the attraction.
The next attraction will be The Neill
Stock company, in Sol. Smiths Russelrs
"A Bachelors Romance" on
Tuesday evening, Dec. &c.
The merry jingle Of sleigh bells were
heard on yesterday for the first time this
winter and cutters and all kinds of light
sleighs are seen on every hand The
sleighing west of Anaconda is aid to be
Very good which must be true from the
number OF mountaineerS and ranchers
who came in yesterday and to-day on
%unner
H.. J. Church. one of Anaconda's most
respected citizens. Who has spent several
months among the mineral springs of
Colorado. has returned home With but
little improvement from i'll health. His
son, Al Church, who has been engaged
at Gem, Idaho, and who has also traVelad
ed for the holidays.
Amended answers a been filed in the
suits brought by Mrs. Mary 3. Fowler,
reiict of Philip T.. Evans, against the peo-
pie who purchased portions of the deeeas-
ed husbands estate. The answers assert
that she makes the claim too late, as she
had waived her dover rights when she
accepted the 81, 500 as the residue CT the
estate. Tom McTague, Frank Con3ey and
others are the defendants.
The Fraternal Eagles have elected Of
ficers as follows: Worthy president, John
r .Walkup; past president, A. Harrity;
vice-president, Frank O'Brien; treasurer,
Hugh Daiy; secretary, r. Lindsay; chap
lain, Mike LAWN; conductor, James Nc
Donnell: inner guard, r.. f. Sale: outer
guard, James Sandie: physician, DIR. J. NJ.
Sigh; trustees, Bert Campbell, William
Devine and Mike Mulroy.
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