Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-31
LOCAL BRIEFS

The city council Will niae. o-e week
from today.
Charles E. Sackess OF Butte was 8 sun
day uesi al the Montana
Misses May ana Lsvia England az Pas.
adsna. Cal, are guests a. the Leland.
Mrs. E. J. o'Bannon returned Satu--
day from q visit Of several months III the
east.
Mrs. ]. D. o'B-isn has gone to Salt
Lake and will spend a month visiting
friends.
Murdoch Mackenzie az Butte. formerly
Of Anaconda, visited friends in the city
yesterday.
]. P. Dolan and James Smelling had a
successful fishing trip on Dempsey creek
yesterday.
L. E. Beaudry. r. Sale. ]. c. Kenpier,
G. :. Z. W.s.e- ana NJ. D. Kern were
Butte visitors today.
John Holland. E. H. Beai ana ]. L.
Sampson Of Butte were the guests Of An
aconda friends yesterday.
County Attorney J. H. Duffy. who has
been visiting Ms old home At Sacramento.
Cal, returned home yesterday.
The Misses Ehret and Misses Trisherger
will visit for a Week with the Misses Mss
Ter a. Silver Bow. beginning tomorrow.
R. de 8. Smith LET. Saturday fer Ham
iiton. from where h will leave for a
hunting trip in the Clearwater country.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. ]. Kennedy left for
Mandan. n. D. this morning, where Mr..
Kennedy has accepted a position n &
mercantile establishment.
T. c. Collins and John Dezell have re-
turned from Sal Lake. They We're met
at Butte by Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Dezell,
the whole party arriving last night.
Dan McQu!Ilan. who robbed a room Of
some clothing at the Palace hotel a few
days ago. was sentenced this morning by
Judge J.. NJ. Kennedy 10 60 days in the
county jail.
Periodical rains during the past IS
houra LAY irterfersd considerably with
hay.ng II all the valleys. which was ON
menced during the past week. The hay
crop IS less than an average yield.
Grand farewell bail at Turner hall.
Wednesday evening. Aug. ,. 1899. Benefit
OF \. Powers. the popular prompter at
Turner hall. Tickets. 80 cents. Ladies,
free, Park orchestra Of five pieces.
John O'Brien Of Minneapolis. editor of
the IRISH Standard. has arrived n the city
on q visit With his mother ana sisters.
who conduct the Montana Catholic book
store in the A. O.. H. building. Mr.. OBr.en
is on his way TO the coast.
The Sunday school of st. Marks Epis-
eopal church will picnic at Mountain
View park on neX Wednesday. August ,.
The parents Il friends of the children
will attend in large numbers and an alto
gether pleasant time is expected.
A new lodge. called the Brotherhood Of
American Yoemen. vas instituted in this
city Saturday evening with As charter
members. The first officers are: Honor
able foreman. Joseph f. Mcdonnell: NJ.
G.. George a. Storrar: correspondent. G.
s. E. Wisner; master of accounts. w. T.
Smith: physician. D. T. Keller: overseer.
Robert Plunkett: Waterman, Charles T.
Seaton: sentinel. Otto G. Reinhardt;
guard. Clarence Bardon.
A mar giving his name as John Palmer
was arrested last night by Chief Of Police
Frank O'Brien. at the corner of Main and
Commercial avenue, charged with insult
ing a little girl. Miss Ida Smith. who re-
sides at 210 Hickory street. The register
at the police station charges Palmer with
the s!ecitic fault of annoying and sub
iecting Miss Smith to insult. He will be
siv5n a hearing before Judge J. NJ. Ken
nedy today.
The board of equalization. composed OF
y. NJ. Walker, chairman of the board OF
county commissioners. T. C. Davidson
and James NJ. Geary of the same board
and County Clerk NJ. Martin. are N SEES
sion today. They are transacting routine
matters this morning. During the after.
noon they will equaliZe a few cases of as,
sessments. They Will be IN session agar
tomorrow. On August ! and s they vii
/ meet again and Will meet for the las
time August IA and Is.
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