Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

drugs to local pill dealers.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Charles Nelson and Annie Mooney.
The family of Dan Harrington. among
the old-timers in Anaconda, V moved
to Butte, which they will make their flu
ture home.
Nine. M. A. Livermore, head dressmak-
er at the Copper City Commercial compa-
ny store, is i'll at her apartments in the
Flood block.
The Rebecka lodge 1. O. o. F. will give
a poverty sociable at A. o. H. hall on Fri
day evening. Admission, Csc.
The Anaconda Real Estate and Insur-
ance agency has removed from POS East
Commercial avenue to Ill East CONNER
cial. NJ. j. Fitzpatrick, proprietor.
Attorney B.. F. Maiden left last even
ing on a business trip to the eastern part
of the state. Mrs. Maiden will accompa-
ny her husband as far as Bozeman.
Jerry Moriarity, mill foreman at the
lower works, is a patient at st. AIMS
hospital from injuries received a few
days ago by being struck with a falling
plank.
Deeds-W'illiam L. Hoge to James Lap
pin, lot 5. block 20. Anaconda, $500; A. c.
MacCallum and A. P. Cloutier to Pat
Foley, lot l. block 81, Eastern addition to
Anaconda, 500.
The West Side Whist club were enter
tanned last night by Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Healy at their home at 602 Maple street.
Prizes were won by Mrs. +. O'Leary and
Mr.. w. A. Bower.
j. S. Johnston, an aged man, a stranger
in the city and organizer of the Brother
hood of Yeomen, a fraternal order, is a
patient at st. AIMS hospital with a dis
located shoulder. He is being attended
by DR.. Evans.
The subject of the sermon of the mis-
sion at st. Peters Catholic church last
night was Judgment which was
preached by Father Hopper to a large
audience. Father McCorrey will speak
this evening on intemperance.
Swedish Baptist services will be held
in the Scandinavian church by Rev. j. S.
Cedarberg this evening at s o'clock. The
Swedish Baptist Sewing society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Erickson at APO East
Fourth street this afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. Daugherty and family of Me-
chanics' row will move to Butte in a few
days, and will take up their residence in
the METROPOLIS of Montana with Mr..
Daugherty, who has charge of the re-
construction of the Parrot smelters.
Rt. Rev. l.. e. Scanlon. bishop of the
I VI ooil lIuNCs va VA lIIC Ivy yes
terday. He visited Father Coopman of
ST. Peters church and Father Toilet of
st. Pauls church during his stay in the
city. He left in the evening for Butte.
Mrs. r. c. Thomas and daughter,
Ethel. of No. 500 Locust street, this city,
We're passengers on the Great Northern
passenger train which was wrecked at
Harlem mountain on Tuesday morning.
They We're riding in the Pullman car and
escaped uninjured.
Bud Robertson, alias Wrangel Bud. a |
colored man charged with robbing Ow-
ney Hoy. was arraigned last evening be-
fore Justice Devine and pleaded not gull
ty. Robertson is alleged to have robbed
Hoy of 1929 on Monday afternoon. The
case was set for September 10.
r. f. Maloney, a meat cutter in Walker
4 Gibbs main street market. was severe
ly cut in the left hand yesterday noon by
falling upon a meat saw. DR.. Evans
dressed the wound, which took four
stitches. Mr.. Maloney had just returned
to work after his annual vacation.
This w. c. T. u. hold their regular meet
ing at the lecture room of the NJ. e..
church on Friday afternoon at o:3O
O'Clock. Every member is requested to
be present as a delegate is to be elected
to attend the convention which meets at
Bozeman about the middle of October.
Action for divorce was commenced by
Elizabeth Sanders against William ].
Sanders. The couple We're married at
Idaho Falls, Idaho, November 4, 1894. She
claims her husband has abandoned her
and failed to provide for the support of
herself and children. She asks a divorce
and the custody Of the children.
1t an early hour this morning the
friends of a man with a badly cut face
and several teeth knocked out We're look
ing for a physician. He was ordered to
st. AIMS hospital, but had not reached
there at q late hour this afternoon. The
cause of his condition could not be learn
ed, but the impression prevails that it
was a free-for-all fight.
County Assessor George S. Miller. Po-
lice Officer Gerald Sullivan n Frank
Doyle, members of the Anaconda olun-
teer reception committee, will leave for
Frisco next Saturday at their own ex-
pense. 1t is expected others will also go
and Will be empowered as committee.
men from Anaconda by Mayor Madden.
William Hobert, aged 80 years, died at
st. AIMS hospital at 7:3O O'Clock this
morning from Bright's disease. The de-
ceased was a brother of Mrs. Emery kell
of this city, Ed Hobert of Warm Springs
and George Hobart of Butte. The latter
two have been notified and the remains !
are at Tuttle's undertaking parlors !
awaiting their arrival, when the time of
the funeral will be announced.
Thu work of manufacturing red brick
at the yards of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company in he west end of the
city has closed for the season. About 40
men were employed in this department of
the brick works. The outpu for the sea-
son., which was Il short one, was some
thing less than 1000, 900 brick. This does
not include the fire and pressed brick, |
which are manufactured extensively.
The Montana Meat company building.