Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23
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The latest books at O'Briens' store. :
H. H. Case of Missoula is in the city.
Tom McTague of Deer Lodge is in the
city.
Joseph Hereinafter visited Butte yes
terday.
The latest delicacie. in candies at Pen
dleton's on East Park avenue.
M. S. Aschheim of Salt Lake is look
ing after his interests in the city.
F. L.. st. Jean, physician and urgeoE.
once. c12h e. Fark avenue. over stand.
ard drug store.
The announcemnt is made that several
marriages among some Of Anaconda's
most prominent young people will occur
shortly after Easter.
Invitations are out announcing a card
party to be given by the Daughters of
Erin in the A. 0. H. reception hall on the
evening of Easter Monday.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff c. K. Hardenbrook,
who has been residing in Butte since the
first of the year, is in the city, on his way
to his home in Deer Lodge.
A letter from r. P. O'Brien, now in Ire
land, states hat he will depart from there
on Easter Monday. He is expected in
Anaconda abou the 18th of April.
Joe Campbell was arrested this morning
for disturbance in the NJ. & NJ saloon on
Main street. Officer Laboeuf made the
arrest.
Mrs. S. w. Andrews Of New York is Wis
itg her father, W. c. Hammond of East
Park avenu They visited Gregson
Springs today.
Percy Napton of this city, receiver of
the Sunrise Mining company in Granite
county, went over to Butte yesterday or
business connected with the affairs of the
company.
The district court, which was to have
convened today for one day only, will
open on next Monday at 10 a. M, for the
same period. Judge Napton was detained
at P%hilipsburg and could not be present.
Two suits were filed with the district
court today. One was a divorce case by
Alice Ross against her husband NJ. M.
Ross and the other a civil suit of r. Belle
against Joseph Steiger. Duffy & Casey
are the attorneys for the plaintiffs in each
case.
NJ. P. O'Leary Of the city Drurg store
has accepted a position with the New
bro Drug Co., of Butte and left for there
today noon. c. E. Ryan of the Martin
Drug Co.. has succeeded Mr.. O'Lea,ry and
Mr.. Ladell has succeeded Mr.. Ryan at the
Martin Drug Co.
George Ellis, colored, and Elizabeth
Everett. a white oma We're arrested
this morning charged with living in open
ana notorious adultery. The complaint
was sworn 10 by Chief Of Police White in
Judge BOland's court. The woman is un-
married and the mother of two small
children. They resided east Of Anaconda
Lake Park.
The county commissioners with Chair
man A. NJ. Walker, T. C. Davidson, Jas.
Geary and County Clerk Martin present
met this morning and will be in session
two days. A resolution was adopted re-
considering and authorizing the clerk to
declare the election for road supervisors
off. The new road law is considered un-
constitutional. The remainder of their
work is of a routine nature.
George Y. Wallace, president, and D
S. Murray, general superintendent of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany, with headquarters at Salt Lake
were in the city yesterday and today look,
ing over the company's business. The,
left at Dor for Missoula and will visi
Bitter Roo points and will go as far a.
the company's lines extend, to Wallace
Idaho. They are on their annual tour o
inspection and express themselves as wei
pleased in Anaconda.