Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. C. A. futile is a guest in Butte to-
day.
Mrs. ]. V. Petritz is visiting Butte
friends.
New Silk Waists in yesterday, 1915 to
$3.50. Naturalization Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Collins and Mrs.
D. G. Brownell spent today in Butte.
Grand social dance at A. O. H. hall
tonight. Prize cake walk at II o'clock.
Don't buy cheap shop-worn suits. New
ones cost but little more. McRea-DaVld-
son Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Holly who have
been visiting in California Will arrive
home today.
Your eyes examined free by Cassidy,
expert opthalmic optician, suite 80 and
40. Montana hotel.
Your eyes examined free by Cassidy,
expert opthalmic optician, suite 50 ana
40, Montana hotel.
All kinds of property for sale by the
we'll known real estate agents, Mahoney
& Smith, Anaconda.
Losee & Maxwell's fire sale Monday,
for anything you need in dry gooos ana
gents furnishings.
=IOEeo d MdXW > lire SAT-.
ing Monday, will continue until the Ell
tire stock is closed out.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Williams have re-
from a visit to the coast, covering
a period of thirty days.
Cross and squint eyes cured by our
perfectly adjusted glasses. Cassidy, ex-
pert optician, Montana hotel.
Dry Goods and furnishings will! be SOLO
at lower prices than ever before hearu OIL
in Montana at Losee & Maxwells flre
sale.
Headache, pain about the eyes, nerv-
BUSINESS, inf1amed lids. cured by proper
glasses. Cassidy, expert opticlan, Mon
tana hotel.
Sheriff Jack Conley left for Salt Lake
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock n VII,
bring back George B. Phillips, wanted
here for forgery.
Losee & Maxwell's entire stock of dry
goods and furnishing goods. damaged by
fire and smoke, will be placed on SAFE
Monday morning, May l.
A horse race, trotting, for a purse of
$3.50, is being pulled off this afternoon a.
the race track between Fanny S, owned
bv Allen D.. Smith, and Howard B, owned
by William Ehbert.
joseph Clarkln anu Miss Louioo AS
both well known young people OF Ana
conda and Great Falls, We're married last
evening at ST. Paul's church by Father
Toilet. They will reside in Great Falls.
The services at st. Marks Episcopal
church on tomorrow Sunday will con-
sist Of holy communion at s a. M; morn
ing services at IL a. M: sunday school
1890 p. M; evening services I:30 p. m;
Rev. Alex Brown, rector.
Deeds-Milton J. Graham to Mrs. Har-
riet A. Hamilton, the west one-half of lot
s in block 4, of the townsite of Bald
Butte: consideration, $500. Tobias
and wife to Henry Mueller, lot
4. in block 23; consideration, 5000.
Rev. H. H. Wyman, G. S. P, who with
his associates are conducting a mission
in Butte. will arrive in the city on Mon
day to make final arrangements for a
mission in Anaconda the latter part of
June. He will be the guest of Father
Toilet.
G.. B. Gnose has sold to M. c. Leonard
"Vivian G." a 3-year-old flly sired by
with quarter mile record Of 20
seconds, half mile of los, and one mile
2:21, for 1000. She is a beautiful light
bay and one of the most promising PAGERS
in Anaconda.
A sui was lieu, III the ulSlIlcI court
today by Robert Keith against j. A. Has
ley, F. S. Leck, J. r. Walkup ct ux and
Cora b. Hasley to collect a balance of
$343 claimed to be due on a certain prom
issory note for $500 dated April 16, 1896.
c. NJ. Sawyer Is attorney for the plaintiff
who is now a resident of British Column
bia.
Marcus DAILY, who has been in the east
since the fore part of April, returned last
night. Since his return nothing has been
given out regarding the many reports
of a copper combine of which Mr.. DAILY is
credited with being the prospective man
ager. Barney McGinty of Hamilton,
superintendent of Mr.. Daly's vast Bitter
Root valley interests, is also in town
having arrived last night. and is in con
sultation with Mr.. Daily today.
Our $l1.50 Ladies' Suits are the talk of
the city. Naturalization Co.