Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-16
LOCAL BRIEFS

Beautiful weather reigns supreme but
did not arrive until this morning.
Christmas is over, but the rush for
fresh candies at fendleton's still con-
tinues.
Gerald Brothers,. proprietors of What
ley's cafe. have sold out to Newman &
Modine.
F. L. st. Jean, physician and urgeon.
Office, 21215 E. Park avenue. over Stand
ard drug store.
Wanted-A position as grocer clerk or
driver, three years experience. Address
~ Inter Mountain.
The Martin Drug Co. have moved to
III Main street. Call there for the best
in the drug and toilet line.
Pat Brogan, a prominent rancher of
New Chicago, is in town and was made
a full tiedged citizen by Judge Napton.
Mrs. Ella Knowles Haskell of Helena is
in the city today. She is attending to GER
tain probate matter before the district
court.
D.. D. Walker and family departed on
Saturday evening for omaha and St.
Louis. They will be absent a month or
six weeks.
Pau A. Fusz, president of the BIZ
Metallic Mining company, and Warren
Ziegler of the Granite Mountain Mining
company, are in the city.
]. A. Johnson and Miss Bessie Nichols,
both of Anaconda, We're united in mar
riage on Saturday evening by Rev. j. A..
jenkins of the Baptist church.
John Boyd of Philipsburg was brought
to the city yesterday in an ambulance
which was drawn over the range. He will
be operated upon for appendicitis.
Two suits for divorce We're filed in the
district court Saturday, one by Maggie
Sage against her husband, Emil Sage, on
the grounds of abuse. and tn other by
Frank Fairfield against May Fairfield,
for cruelty.
The Anaconda Gun club held a prac-
tice shoot yesterday. The scores made
were as follows: futile 20, Nell 10, Brown
lee s, Bartlett l9, Lewis Il. Shoot No. 2:
futile 10, Nell 20 Brownlee u, Bartlett
Is, Mahon 90, Lewis IA.
Sheriff Jack Conley went toward Greg
son Springs this morning. He is still on
the hunt for highway robbers who are
plying their rad around Anaconda. Sew
eral deputy sheritfs are also out in the
valleys and hills on the same mission.
The district court with Judge Napton
on the bench began the business of the
January term In earnest this morning.
The principal work of today is routine
matter such as hearing of demurrers
setting cases, etc. In the case OF the
State VS.. Thomas Stewart the defend
ant waived the reading of the informa-
ton against him and took the statutory
time to plead. The venire of trial jurors
will report tomorrow morning for duty.
The 40 hours devotion or alteration Of
the blessed sacrament which commenced
! at st. Paul'S Catholic church will be con-
tinued at the chapel of St. AIMS hospital
today and this evening. This was by far
the grandest festival day ever helI at st.
Paul's church in point of decorations and
attendance. Last evening Father DeSiere
of Butte lectured to the largest congrega-
ton ever witnessed in Anaconda, more
than half the people who came being I'M
able to gain admission.
The new officers of the G. A. r. were in
stalled Saturday evening. After the in
stallation a bean luncheon was served and
the following programme rendered.:
Songs, by all present, Marching Through
Georgia." and The Star Spangled Ban
ner;'' recitation, Miss Grace Wisner;
recitation, Miss Edna Stephens; song,
Miss H.. Z. Wright; speech on the G. A.
r., by Elmer Wisner; recitation, poem
by Mr.. Waterbury. George E. Elston
gave "a very interesting exhibition of flag
raising OF board warshipa