Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-18
LOCAL BRIEFS

A. NJ. Walker returned from Helena last
night.
The latest delicacies in candies at PEN
dleton's on East Park avenue.
Frank Hamm is confined to his room
with a severe case of lagrlppe.
Hon. Chas. Boylan came in from Helena
last night and is registered at the Mon
tana.
Geo. f. Ames, supervising engineer of
the Anaconda Copper Mining C ompany,
has resigned.
F. I. st. Jean. physician and surgeon.
Office, 2121l5 f. Fark avenue. over Stand
ard drug store.
Secretary of State T. S. Hogan was a
guest in the city over night, returning
to Helena this morning.
D. F. Hallahan has returned from Hell
ena where he attended a meeting of the
Meagher Memorial association.
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, who has been
visiting friends at Spokane for several
weeks, returned home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T. Quigley departed for
California today where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
er, Miss Mary Eccleston, Miss Maud
Briggs. Miss Margaret Bryant, Miss Mae
Morse and Miss Cora Morse.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff C. X. H~ardenbrook
has returned from an extended visit in
the eastern part of t he state and at
Butte.
j. Fl. Duffy and daughters went up to
Butte today and will accompany Mrs.
Duffy home this evening after a visit
with friends.
Applicants for teachers certificates who
took the examination on yesterday be-
fore Miss Helen Gleason, county superin-
tendent of schools were Miss Annie Bak-
James O'Donnell, charged with assault
in the third degree, pleaded not guilty in
Judge Boland's court this morning. He
asked for a jury trial which was granted.
Florence ". jacobson, the six months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew A.
jacobson, residing at $40 Alder street
died this morning. The funeral will be
held at 2 O'Clock tomorrow. Interment
in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Miss Margaret O'Regan, organist of st.
Pauls Catholic church and one of the
most talented music and teachers of the
French language in the copper City, VIII
in the near future remove to Butte. She
is 0 ne of the members of the Monday
Musical who mas brought that society up
to it's present high standing. AL of her
friends and particularly in musical cir
cles will regret to hear of her going away
as much as they rejoice with her success.
John Ward, a we'll known miner of
Philipsburg and Granite, came in from
there last night and left for Butte on his
way to Arizona for the benefit of his
health. He and others who came across
the range on the stage report the blizzard
of yesterday on Georgetown Flats to be
one of the worst they even saw. The wind
was in their backs, but the snow was
binding and poor Roadway could be made
for the road was filled up with snow from
the divide doWn to Silver lake.
The brick yards, including the pressed
! and fire brick departments of the A. c.
| NJ. Co. Will C lose down in q few days fOl
! the remainder of the winter. ThiS. is sald
to be due to the fact that enough brick
of all kinds have been manufac tured
ahead of the demand for some time,
There was a report some time ago thai
| the brick yards would be moved away
from the present location this comins
| spring and the present shut down may be
for his purpose.