Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-20
OCA BRIEFS

r. & G. Corset. McRae & Davidson. ="
Closing out pianos at bargains. Aug
Meyer, III E.. Park.
75c for $1.OO Umbrellas. McRae & Da
wilson.
A beautiful line of fresh roses and car
nations just received at Greigs.
Jno. w. Frinke, a returned from a
business trip to New York city.
James Santi, convicted of murder in the
second degree and sentenced to life in the
~penitentlary, was taken to Deer Lodge
last night by Deputy Sheriff Robinson.
Miss Mamie Hardenbrook, teacher in
the city schools, went down to Deer Lodge
this morning and will spend Sunday with
her parents.
SAFE for $500 Mackintoshes. McRae &
Davidson.
John Guerin, chief Of police of Great
Falls. is in the city.
Preaching this evening in the Scandi-
navian church at s p. M. by pastor, c. G.
Scott Of Great Falls. All are welcome.
j. $. Cederberg. pastor.
Three clasp French Kid Gloves $1.15.
McRae & Davidson.
The usual Saturday evening social at
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Norwegian Lutheran services will be
held in the Scandinavian church tomor-
| row afternoon at 8 o'clock. All are well
come. TIL. Rodsater, pastor.
Mems white shirts. good material, 3-ply
bosom, selling for 75c. ]. H. Strain & Co.,
Park. corner Chestnut.
Closing Out.-Men's 9 OF. riveted Over
alls are sold at Csc per pair. TX l. Cloth
inr Store r19 To + - ~, ~, o,so{ q l
We have some of the prettiest dresses
for children ever worn. Call n examine
them. Prices reasonable. ]. H. Strain
& Co, Park, corner Chestnut.
A large class Of first communicates will
receive communion at St. Pauls Catholic
church tomorrow morning at s o'clock.
There will be special music. Mrs. l.. J.
Baker will preside at the organ.
and pupils at a. @. H.. hall, Wednesday
evening, may oath. Very handsome prizes
given in the famous cake walk contest,
Margaret Theater Orchestra.
st. Marks Episcopal church corner
Main and 9Th streets. Whitsun-Day:
Early celebration s; mathis and holy
communion IL; Sunday school 1890;
Young People, Z; Evensong and sermon
s. Alfred Brown, rector.
Dan OBrien vas run In last night by
officer Stebbens, charged with being
drunk and begging the price Of a drink
from a woman. Another offender was
Will Kennedy, who was found lying lE
the street in a helpless condition.
All kind of travel has been exceedingly
light, during the past week, which is due
in a large measure to the cold, damn
weather, which extends as far east as the
Mississippi river. The country roads arr
in bad shape and few ranchers are com
ing to town.
DIR. Van Scoy who is in the city holding
revival services in the NJ. E. church viii
preach tonight at Sis and tomorrow (Sun.
day being his closing day he will hold three
services, one at II a. M, next at $3.50 p
NJ, and one at s p. m. Monday evening
the official board will meet for transac-
ton Of pressing business. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening, subject Self
Denial" Ladies Aid Thursday at 2:3O.
Dan Dwyer, ex-Tnayor Ct Anaconda, has
received the news of his mothers death il
Ireland, at the ripe afe Of 81 years. Mr.
Dwyer visited his mother ten years ag.
and at hat time she was in possession o
her full menta! faculties she being abb
to walk to church a distance Of 21a mile
every morning. A friend of the farnil,
from Anaconda, who saw Mrs. Dwye1 il
the old country last October, saws sh
was hale and hearty at that time ar,
longed for q visit from her son in America
She died last November. but Mr.. Dwye
did not near the news until day befor
yesterday, which was due to delayed 9
lost letters.