Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-13
LOCAL BRIEFS

w. H. Trippet was a passenger 10 Oeer
Lodge this morning.
Mrs. E. A. Waterbury and daughter.
Miss Edna, visited at Butte today.
Judge yelling Napton, who is now
| holding court in Philipsburg, is expected
in Anaconda on or about June IL.
Ronald Stewart, superintendent of the
Great Northern Express company. was
in the city last night between trains.
Three cars jumped the track in the B.
A. & p, yards yesterday afternoon. NO
damage.
Otto Draper was called to Salt Lake
yesterday on account of the illness Of his
mother.
Among the number who went east on
yesterday was Miss Kate Sullivan on a
visit to Minneapolis.
Prof. NJ. A. Stapleton, superintendent OF
the Anaconda public schools, left last
evening on a visit to Minneapolis.
E. A. Winstanley of Missoula and r. A..
Luke of Helena. insurance adjusters from
their respective towns, were in the city
yesterday.
The Daughter of Rebekah elected Off
GERS on Saturday evening as follows; No
BILE grand, Mrs. Nettie Rae; vice grand,
Mrs. Dell Currier.
Benz. Bank, who went east a S hort time
ago, has located in Minneapolis where
his family will join him in t he near flu
ture. His store in Anaconda is still run
ming.
The biggest day in Tune will be the
Turner's picnic at Anaconda lake park
on next Sunday. The field sports and
other games will be numerous. A good
time is assured.
Miss Jessie E. Blackstone left for the
east last night over the Northern Pacific
and will go as far as her home in south
ern Wisconsin. She will visit sevcra
days in Minneapolis.
The postoffice employees and theil
friends will dance at A. O. H. hall tomor'
row evening. 1t is their second annua
ball. Music will be endered by the Mar
garet Theater orchestra.
This evening at S o'clock the l. O. O. F.
lodges will march to the Baptist church
where they will attend memorial services
in a body. The address viii lbe delivered
by the pastor, Rev. j. A.
J.. ". Collins has gone to Denver, Col
orado. where he will spend two weeks 0
, more at the races. A car ! DAD Of horse
from this city. among them Quellst own
+ ed BY Mr.. Collins. was shipped to Denve
after the Decoration day races.
1t is expected that Butte and Anacond.
will send a few delegates to Spokane t
attend the fifteenth annual shooting tour
jnament Of the Spokane Rod & Gun clu'
which meets there June Is, is and II. Ore
: gon. Washington, Idaho, Montana an,
British Columbia will be represented
There will be an Anaconda cup. M. Z
! Brownlee Of this city lis vice president an,
: C. H. Smith Of Butte. one of the directors
Pat Fahey, one Of the most extensiv
ranchers in Willow Valley, Granite Co
: is in the city for a few days, having com
4 in yesterday morning. Mr.. Fahey has re
sided in one place for thirty years an
says the weather this spring is a recor
q breaker. He never saw a season in Mon
, tana so continuously cold and disagree
: able. The grass is only fairly out of tn
: ground and small grain hardly up. /
!. late harvest is more than evident.
;. Rev. Charles r. Toilet, pastor of st
!, Paul's Catholic church., will leave fol
, Salt Lake tomorrow and expects to b.
absent about 10 days. His mission Their.
is to inspect "All Hallows' college. {
school for boys, and st. Mary's academ.
for young ladies. He will attend tn,
commencement exercises at each institu
ton and upon his return will ave
more thorough knowledge of the posi-
bility Of an academy in Anaconda whicl
is limited as being anon the possibili
i. ties. During his absence he will be sue
ceeded by G H. Arts, pastor of st
Peters Mission, who arrived yesterday