Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

Ben w. Collins is ill at ST. AIMS hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gamer of Helena are
at the Leland.
Pat Daily, a Helena druggist, spent
Sunday in the city.
w. B. Wiles and w. F. Scott of Deer
Lodge are in town.
Mrs. NJ. Fearn is very i'll at her home
on East Park avenue.
Mrs. J. H. Strain has arrived in the
city from Great Falls.
James Gaugh, a prominent sheep man
of Gold creek, is in the city.
The latest d~elicacics in candies at PEN
dleton's on East Park avenu
William Wallace, an extensive stock
man from New Chicago, is in the city.
Lieutenant j. NJ. Kennedy has returned
to Helena to watch the senatorial fight.
Tom Lacy, the most popular man in
the Sixth ward, is visiting friends in
Butte today.
F. L. ST. Jean. physician and surgeon.
ONCE. 2121a e. Park avenue, over Stand
ard drug store.
This is examination week in the public
schools, causing a busy period for both
teachers and pupils.
Tom Sullivan, the undertaken. spent
yesterday in Butte. He says Butte is no
dead town financially.
Miss A. Bernice, late with Gregor &
Co., has accepted a position with the
new firm of J. II. Strain & Co.
Miss Margaret O'Neill went to Butte
today to attend the funeral of the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Driscoll.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Alonzo Leatherburg and Emily
M. Anderson (colored), both of Anaconda.
DR.. Dalton the celebrated chiropodist
arrived in the city today and will, be
found for the next week at the Durston
block.
Alonzo Leatherbury and Miss Amelia
Anderson were married last evening by
Rev. w. T. custer of the Methodist Epis-
copal church.
Mrs. William Murphy came in from
Butte this morning and is in attendance
on her husband at St. AIMS hospital.
He was injured in a runaway yester-
day.
An automatic long distance public tele-
phone has been put in the Durston block
for the benefit Of the professional men
and others, who will find it a great con-
venience.
DR.. William Ray has gone to Philips
burg on a short business trip. He has
recently sold his stock in the Sunrise
mine, near Stone station, Granite county.
His mission across the range is In con-
nection with the sale.
There was another democratic row on
Main street yesterday in which one of the
unterrified peace-makers showed off to
rather poor advantage. Thus it can be
caa,1 that IIa1Aa, ,- ~@t a.. ~-1, -l--
the democrats are trying to do up each
other.
A prominent guest in the city is Will
liam Lakeland, the celebrated trainer of
"Hamburg." He is the guest of Marcus
Daily and will spend several weeks in
Montana. during which time he will visit
Mr.. Days Bitter Root stock farm at
Hamilton.
The delegates from the Epworth
League to h district meeting of the
same society, which conYenes in Butte
today, are w. H. Weaver, Miss Shiela
Mallory, Miss Anna Davidson, Milton
Bird, Mrs. Lillian Rule, Miss Hattie Nc
Lean and Mrs. H. O.. Sisson.
h Northern Pacific railway has
transferred to Conrad Kohrs and John
~Blelenberg the whole of sections II and
Is, township 8, north of range 10 west,
comprising 1850 acres; consideration
81 500. l.. p. Beck ct uX, to Chris Jensen,
the east half of the southeast quarter of
section 8, township 6, north of range 8
west; consideration, $500.
The Black Patti Troubadours," at
the Margaret theater last night. were
greeted with the largest audience of the
season. 1t was a production worthy OF
it and more. All the music and singing
was of the highest order. The comic
speclalties We're side-splitters, sufficient
to drive away the blues from the moss
sorrowful. The "reminiscences of "camr
and plantation," and again in the oper-
attic kaleidoscope in the last act. brought
out the full merit of several voices.
Among the very good things provided
for the theater-goers of this city, thu
most notable, perhaps, will be the en-,
gagement of the well known and pOpu
lar young comedian, Harry Corsor
Clarke, at the Margaret theater. OF
Thursday evening, when he will presen
the latest New York and london farcia
success, What Happened to Jones
which, at his hands has had a most com
plete presentation and has been greeted
by the most enthusiastic of audiences i,
every city which he has visited