Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

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vice of Mr.. Busters ministry in Ana
conda.
James Shields. who has spent several
months in British Columbia looking after
his mining interests. is in the city.
James NJ. Glenn of Cincinnati, o., who
has large mining interests in the George
town mining district, is at the Montana.
Mrs. Archie Brown of Great Falls, who
has been the guest of Mrs. p. Nolan at
4GS West Fourth street, returned home
today.
Miss Helen Gleason, county superin-
tendent of schools, has returned from an
OFFICIAL visit in the north end Of the
county.
Rev. T. H. Cleland, d. D., Of Duluth.
Mimi. is in the city, the guest of his son,
Kew. Cleland, pastor of the Presbyterian
church..
y. Evans of Helena, who has been the
guest of his son, DR.. o. c.. Evans. re-
turned home yesterday and will visit on
the way with another son at Helena.
Auction sale of summer and winter
stock of millinery goods will continue at
4l6 East Park avenue every afternoon
and evening until Saturday. Sale COM
mences at 2 p. m.
Philip kearnes. charged with insanity.
was tried yesterday before a commission
consisting of Chairman Walker of the
BOARD or county commissioners and Doc
tors Wood and Ray. He was discharged
as being sane.
DR.. H. w. Stephens. who is now in New
York City, where he has just completed
a post graduate course. will not return
until the latter part of August. He writes
to his friends in Anaconda that he is in
the hospital, or. rather, taking special
courses on the treatment of women and
children at the best hospitals.
The subject for Sabbath morning at the
NJ. E. church will be "Providential Pro-
vision In the evening it will be "A Sure
Foundation Against the Time to Come"
Oflcial board meeting Monday night.
Subject for prayer meeting, Love-" Ju-
NOR league. Friday at $3.50 p. M. The
cholr will have select music for both
morning and evening services.
George Lapoint, John McAuley and w,
l.. Burton will ascend Mt. Haggin to-
morrow. They will leave the city this
evening at $50 on horseback, and will
proceed UP Mill creek about - miles,
where they will camp for the night.
Early tomorrow morning they will climb
Mt. Haggln from the southeast, and with
greater ease than from the Anaconda
side.
l. eeClIlCdl storm OIL TWO nights e
was the means of purifying the atmos-
phe1e to such an extent that the ther-
mometer has fallen "a degrees, being only
81 IN the shade today. A strong wind is
blowing from the west and bringing with
it considerable chilly mountain air. This
morning wraps were worn with comfort.
Outing parties in the hills will have no
trouble to keep cool today.
st. Marks Episcopal church, corner of
Main and Sixth streets. Early celebra-
ton at s a. M; Mathis. Litany, sermon
at IL a. M; Sunday school at 12:3 30 q. M;
Daughters of the King at Z p. M; even
SONG and sermon at s p. M. Topics of
sermons: 1.-The Rest That Is Found,'
and 1.-THE Temptation of Jesus, and the
Temptations of Men Today Alfred
Brown, rector.
A farewell service has been arranged
to take place at Mr.. Levengood's house,
west of Anaconda, Tuesday evening, July
20. at 8 O'Clock. The Sunday cho and
congregation west of there and the one
nearer the city will unite in this service.
All the people of the valley are invited.
Rev. Mr.. Custer will deliver the address,
and other ministers will be present. The
meeting will begin about s o'clock.