Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-16
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Closing Out.-Men's 9 OF. riveted Over
alls are sold at 25c per pair. TX l. Cloth
ing Store, 213 East Commercial.
We have some Of the prettiest dresses
for children ever worn. Call and examine
them. Prices reasonable. j. H. Strain
& Co., Park, corner Chestnut.
James Lyden. sergeant Of police, and
City Jailer solomon Levy. both from
Butte, as witnesses, on the Santi murder
case now on trial in the district court.
Waterproof mackintoshes for women,
the celebrated Duck Brand, for $3.50 and
up. lust the thing for this climate. ]. H.
Strain & Co., Park, corner Chestnut. "
Rev. c. A. Scott, pastor of the Swedish
Baptist church of Great Falls, is the
guest of Rev. j. S. Cederburg during the
time Of the State Sunday school conven-
ton.
Two arrests were made last night
BERTHE Smith, charged with running a
house of prostitution, for which she was
fined $50, and George Mcpherson, for fire.
quenting a house of prostitution.
Losee & Maxwell will place on sale to-
morrow 20 dozen fancy shirt waists. Here
are some of the prices: Shirt waists at
10 cents: 10 dozen shirt waists at rs cents
and so dozen new shirt waists at 60 per
cent of value.
James Green, Co. B, Montana Volun-
teers, a Butte boy who is returning from
! Manila, stopped off in Anaconda last
night on a visit with his friend, F. w.
Leddel. Private Green secured his dis
charge March 10, on account Of weak
eyes. He spent several days in the hospi-
tai at Sam Francisco, Cal. He left for
Butte today.
Yesterday afternoon a Crittenton Res
cue Home Circle was organized, with %
members. The following officers were
chosen: President, Mrs. George Lyman;
vice-president, Mrs. Peter Cox: secretary,
Mrs. Rowent P. Self; treasurer, Mrs. E.
F. Lyman. A meeting will be held at the
Leland hotel Friday morning at $3.50
O'Clock to perfect all arrangements
The residents and owners of property
on the north end of Oak street where the
new wood market is established, are COM
planning about the change which is not
pleasant or valuable. The biggest kick
is heard about the hay market being put
on the north end of Cherry street, which
! some claim has just as much right as any
other side street. No protest has been Ill
ed with the city council
There is d movement on foot to organ
ize another lodge of the Knights of
Pythias in Anaconda. which is due to the
rapid growth of Montana Lodge No. ID,
which was organized in 1887, and now has
a membership far above 100. 1t is I'M
derStOOd permission to organize VIII be
asked of Montana lodge at their next
meeting. and as soon AS this is granted
the charter number lists of the new lodge
will be started.
1t is a pleasure to announce the appear
ance here tomorrow evening. May II, of
: the greatest living pianist. MOritz Rosen-
thai. Herr Rosenthal will give his recital
in the Baptist church. and seats are now
on sale at the Smith Drug company at
81 each. This is a rare treat, and no
doubt our music lovers will give this
great artist a warm reception. NJ.
Rosenthal appeared in Butte last night.
He is in Helena tonight and will be in
Anaconda Wednesday.
! Rev. c. d. Crouch, a ma we'll known
in Anaconda. who is now pastor on the
Helena work. will preach in the Metho-
! dist Episcopal church IN Wednesday
night, May II, in connection with the
special Wednesday evening service. DR.,
Thomas Van Scoy, president of the Mon
tana Wesleyan university. a man of ster-
ling ability and spiritual power. will
preach in the Methodist Episcopal church
in special meetings Friday night. Satur-
day night and all day Sunday. All are
cordially invited to these services. Ser
vice of song and praise preceding eacI
service.