Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-05

diO, corner Park ana HICKORY.
w. w. walsworth and Charles schatz-
lain Of Butte are at the Montana.
| Hon. John Fitzpatrick of Washington
gulch is a guest in the city today.
Minuet photos, 75c per doz. Imperial
Studio, corner Park and Hickory.
Carte De Vista photos, $1.25 per do .
Imperial Studio, corner Park and Hick-
ory.
Mantello Photos $1.75 per doz. Inn
perial Studio, corner Park and Hick-
ory.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Daily and Hugh
Daily have returned from hunt on Mill
creek.
Born-Yesterday, a son, to the wife OF
George LaGetto, residing at 52l Locust
street
Anaconda Cash Bazar has removed to
205 East Park avenue. Holiday opening
Tuesday.
Larry Mulligan has returned from a
trip to Baker City, Sumpter and other
Oregon points.
David Hammill of Helena. member of
the Montana volunteers, is visiting
friends in the city.
John w. James and L. c Beaudry came
in from hunting trip yesterday, bring
ing one deer or more.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Smick-
bas. residing at zoos East Fifth street,
was buried yesterday.
Rabbi Maurice Eisenberg of Butte will
lecture at the NJ. E. church next Tuesday
evening on "Shylock."
Bring your coupons to the Imperial
Studio, corner Park and Hickory. We
will allow fiftv for IL
The removal and re-opening of the
Anaconda Cash Bazaar at POS East Park
avenue, Will take place December !.
John Mulkey of Portland. Ore, has ar
rived in the city and will accept posi-
ton with the Standard Drug company.
st.5Oand the coupon you hold. entities
YOU to one doZ. best cabinet photos. I'M
perial Studio, corner Park and Hick-
ory.
NJ. H. Sullivan. at one time mill fore
man at the smelters. is suffering from
bad case of blood poisoning in the left
hand.
The greatest bargains in town are
found on the 5, 10. Is and 25-cent counters
at the Anaconda Cash Bazaar, at 2o5
East Park avenue.
C. C. Johnson. residing at 617 Alder
street, was arrested yesterday on COM
plaint of his wife. charging him with
disturbance. He will be tried in the
police court today.
The claim of Frank Marlette. const ia BILE
at Ovando, for fees and expenses to the
amount of $36.70, which was denied at the
last meeting Of the board, was cut to
$24.15 and allowed.
Pat Daugherty was passenger to Hell
ena last night to attend the funeral of his
friend. Neil McEvily of that city, who is
being buried today. The deceased was a
brother of John McEvily, formerly of
Anaconda.
F. r. WILDER, an old time Anaconda
football player, who has spent the past
year at Yale, has returned and will ac-
cept a position with the a. G. M. Co.
foundry department. He still kicks the
pigskin and will be found with the boys
when they meet on the gridiron.
The Daughters of Erin pleasantly en-
, tertained their friends at cards in A. O.
H. hall last night. Progressive whist
was played at 21 tables. The first prizes
were won by Mrs. James O'Donnell and
Hugh Gallegar, and the second prizes by
Miss Alice Mahoney and Peter Matthews.
Lunch was served and dancing enjoyed
after cards.
w, Johnson, the barber who left Ana
conda for the Buffalo Hump country sew
eral months ago VIA the overland route
in company with James Drummond, has
returned to Montana and will locate in
Butte. During his absence he visited
! many of the new mining camps of Idaho
and Oregon and finally landed in Spo-
kane. where he worked for a While. Dur
ing his trip over prairies plains and
mountains he had many thrilling expert
ences, having suffered the loss of one of
his driving horses. and later saw his
wagon dry up and fall to pieces.
The bills allowed by the count., COM
missioners on yesterday We're as follows:
J. M. Boles, for road work, S241. .25; George
Lubich. tax rebate, SIS; Theodore Ehret,
burying of paupers, $40 ]. NJ. Boles, lum-
ber. So; James BolkvatZ, food for poor,
$30 Will Dougherty, food for poor. $45;
J. H. Duffy, mortgage rebate, $14o5;
Charles Pelletier, rent for poor, $3.50 Do
Ian & Hamill, court house contractors:
! Stone cutting, $50 stone setting and ma
son work, $500: carpenter work and ma
terials, $1,250; new kitchen tfor iaiD. $500:
roof stating and copper work, $50; total
! for the two months, $3.50.
NAMES DEAF HUNTER.
Frank B. Flagg of Belfast is said to be
the only deaf mute hunter in Maine He