Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

DR.. T. J. Mckenzie and Frank v. Hur-
ley are in Butte.
David Dupont. a native of Canada, was
admitted to citizenship.
w. c. Murphy, a prominent merchant
of Missoula, is at the Montana.
A marriage license was yesterday issued
to William Anderson and Jane Burns.
Mrs. c. L. Currie departed for Nalnpa,
idaho, yesterday afternoon on a visit
with her brother.
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney ]. c. English is attending the duties
of his office at Butte.
J. r. Toole. who has the general super
vision of driving the Silver Lake tunnel,
left for there yesterday.
Mrs. Robert s. Dulin and niece, Miss
Ollie Kaufman, Will depart the latter part
of the week on a visit to the east.
Deed-Fanny D.. Dunlevy to Sarah Jeff
ries of Helena. parts of lots l and 2 in
block No. 121. Consideration, $500.
Richard Joseph of Salt Lake has ar
rived in the city and accepted a position
with the NJ. S. Aschheim Clothing COM
pany.
DR.. I. NJ. Rockefeller went to Pocatello
yesterday. He will he absent several
days and will visit Payette, Idaho, before
his return.
a son born to the wife Of w. d. NAL
lon at 81 West Third street last Friday
was christened this morning Warren
James Mallon.
Earl Doherty, manager of the Ana
conda High School Trail, spent yesterday
IN Butte. The first issue of his paper will
be out tomorrow.
The ladies' society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will hold an auction at
the church. Cedar and Fifth streets,
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock.
Pat Sullivan and Mrs. Margaret Nc
Laughlin, charged with bigamy, were ar
raigned in the district court yesterday
afternoon and took the statutory time to
plead.
Rev. Mr.. Brown, rector of st. Marks
Episcopal church, went to Great Falls
his morning. He vii, return with Mrs.
Brown and daughter the latter part of
the week.
The best and largest pair of Elk horns
ever seen in the city adorns one Of Greia's
show windows. They are owned by W..
Morgan. who shot the elk last fall in
the mountains near Moose Lake
John O'Farrell returned from Califor-
MIA yesterday where he has spent the
winter. His health is not good. This
morning he went to Butte where he Will
visit his sons for a few days before go
ing to Pipestone Springs.
There were two balls in the West end
last night. One for the young people was
held at the home of Mrs. Perry on Spruce
street and one for the married folks at
the home of Mrs. Conley at 6G9 Walnut
street. 4 pleasant time was enjoyed at
each.
The Northern Pacific washout in Sill
Yer Bow canyon was repaired at noon
today. Passenger and freight traffic
have both been resumed. The eastern
bound passenger train left on time TO-
day at 11:50 a. m. The weather today is
warm and points toward more floods in
a few days.
Appropriation of S. inches of the waters
of Spring Creek for mining purposes at
the mill of the Montana Mineral Devel-
opment company on the Canadian Hill
placer, was filed yesterday by Charles D.
Curtis, George M. Allan. Paul A. Ozannie,
Vernon j. Barlow and Timothy F. Hop
kins, all of Butte.
Fred NJ. Bliss and son b. B. Bliss and
wife accompanied by Miss Cora Bliss
Haskit went over to Futte this morning.
Miss Haskit, who has been visiting her
father and brother, will go to Salt Lake
this evening where she will visit another
brother before returning to her home at
Des Moines, Iowa.
Dan LomaX, who is suspected as hav-
ing been mixed up in the w. r. Nc
Gonigal $3.50 robbery in a Butte saloon
or Sunday evening, was arrested last
evening by Night Chief of Police Frank
O'Brien. He was arrested over in Main
vile. If he proves to be the right man
he will be returned to Butte today.
w. r. Allen. principal placer mine OPP
orator of French gulch, came in from
Butte yesterday and left during the after
noon for his mining properties. He says
the snow is is inches deep out there but
is fading away very fast under the warm
sun. Placer mining will begin in two
weeks and probably less with favorable
son in that mining district this year.
An adjourned meeting of the city cou
ell called for last night failed for a
of a quorum. Owing to it being one O
the April pay nights and the aldermen
who were present having business to at
tend to they did not remain at the cit!
hall for others to come. When the re
Quired number We're not present five min
utes past 8 O'Clock those present left
Another meeting will be held later in thu
week. A meeting will be held Wednesda,
evening
The x. of p. lodge has moved from
Standard hall to Friendship hall at 81
Commercial avenue. This is the lodg
hall recently fitted up by M. J. Fitzpat
rick and is counted one of the best in tn
CITY. The X. of p. will be the first to hole
lodge there on tomorrow evening. IN
Pioneers Of the Pacific will occupy it OF
Monday evenings: A. O.. L. w. Tuesdays
Red Men Fridays and the Pocahonta'
lodge. an auxiliary to the Red Men, OF
SATURDAYS. The hall is finished in Ign
terra Gotta colors and blue stripes, max
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