Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
LOCAL BRIEFS

w. v. Lawler of Butte is a guest in the
city.
Pat Walsh was a business visitor at
Butte yesterday.
The thermometer at 7 o'clock this morn
ing registered so in the shade.
J. H. Collins is in Butte furthering the
interests Of his mines west of Anaconda.
Raymond McCune and sister, Miss Fay
McCune of Salt Lake, are at the Mon
tana.
Murphy & Falk have opened a whole
sale and retail meat market at 209 East
Commercial avenue.
wife of T. D. MCGUIRE, residing at the cor
ner of Birch and Fourth streets.
H. NJ. Patterson of Butte, supervising
architect OF the new court house, was
locking over the building yesterday.
Mrs. Albert Dragstadt entertained the
Swedish Lutheran Sewing society this
afternoon in her home, 514 Elm street.
Miss Emma Dunston of Butte arrived
in the city yesterday on a short visit with
Mrs. Frank E. Wheeler of 81 East Fifth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Leonard and daugh-
ter, Miss Lucy Carlson. Miss Lizzie Mogk
and Fred Mogk will leave for the nation
al park next Tuesday in private convey
ances. .-'
Assistant County Attorney John F.
Casey expects to leave for his old home in
Wisconsin on next Sunday, and will spend
the remainder of the month of August
visiting friends.
Miss Nellie Shea, Miss Anna Franklin
and John Nolan, a nephew Of the latter,
departed for Great Falls today on a
weeks visit. The ladies will visit St. Pc
ter's mission before their return.
The recruiting office in Anaconda, which
has been closed for a few days on account
of the illness of Captain Detchmendy, was
opened again today by Lieut.. j. D. Lang.
He has had a bad cold and is not feeling
we'll, which is caused from bad weather.
but he is on duty.
Mother Amadeus, mother general Of the
Ursullne nuns in Montana, returned to st.
Peters mission yesterday. She will re-
turn before September 5, the date fixed
for the opening of their temporary acad-
envy IN Anaconda, and will bring with
her the sisters who VII constitute the
first corps Of teachers.
Peter Helger, a well known baker in the
employ of ]. A. Schroeder, and Miss Adna
Stebbins, daughter of Officer Stebbins,
were united IN marriage last night at the
parsonage of st. Paul's Catholic church,
Father Coopnan officiating. Their mar
riage was a complete surprise to their
friends, in fact few of them are aWare
that they are really married.
Judge j.. M. Kennedy and j. B. Losee,
who have returned from the Big Hole
country, report numerous showers in that
section. On last Monday while crossing
the n above French gulch they We're
oVertaken by a thunderstorm which they
say made a circuit clear around them
through the different large gulches, and
at last burst forth on the range with ter
rible fury. The lightning was terrific,
and the rain came down in torrents.
Senator w. A. Clark, who own extern
s.Ve water rights south and west of Ana
conda, is now launching out and is secur-
ing valuable timber lands in the north
end of the county in the vicinity of Ov-
ando, and in the same timber belt in
which the Big Blackfoot Milling company
at Bonner receives it's supply. r. M. Cob
ban of MlssOula is his agent, who has Of
late turned over Senator Clark timber
lands to the value of 81, 1856. 25. Chippewa
Fails and Eau Claire, Wis, parties also
own large interests in timber lands n
that section which they purchased three
years ago for speculative purposes.