Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

stationed most of the time-except during
court terms in Anaconda.
Fl. Strain Of Great Falls. one of the par
ties who purchased the dry goods store
of Greger & Co. is in the city.
j. S. Sullivan was arrested yesterday
for disturbing the peace around the Cop
per City Commercial company store.
Marriage licenses were issued today to
Albert Meihofen and Christene McLinn;
Mansfield Curd and Eva Estella Black,
all Of Anaconda.
James Thompson has purchased a half
interest in the barber shop of A. Sloan
on East Park avenue and will take pos
session with his partner in a few days.
In the district court yesterday James
E. Edwards was arraigned n pleaded
not guilty to IN information charging
him with embezzlement. The case was
set for trial January %. Attorney w. ii.
Trippett is his counsel.
Mrs. j. w. Walters of Deer Lodge and
E. w. Tracy manager of the Mitchell Il
Mussigbrod ranch and stock interests in
the Big Hole basin were married at the
latter's home Wednesday evening, Jan. 4,
Rev. E. G. Prout officiating.
AS an Inter Mountain reporter was
coming up Park avenue last evening at
9 o'clock he noticed a man grab a pair OF
Alaska overshoes from in front Of a cloth
ing store and walk away. The proprietor
was notified but when he came out the
nan had made away around the corner.
The average cost to the county for
Jurors and witnesses fees, as prepared
by Clerk of the District Court Corcoran,
iy as follows: Average per diem for
jurors, 81. 250; average mileage for jurors,
1921. 80; average per diem for witnesses.
sass. IS; average mileage for witnesses,
$409.s 80.
Pat Gormley of Carroll. who conducts
a large boarding house down there,
caused the arrest of a man named Ryan
late yesterday afternoon on a charge of
burglary. Ryan is accused of taking an
overcoat. the property of some one else,
from Gormley's house. Ryan will have
a hearing today.
Sheriff Conley and his deputies are
busy serving subpoenaes on the trial
jurors and witnesses for the district court
which will begin the trial cases on next
Monday. On Tuesday the Sheppard mur-
der case will be called. Sheppard is &C
cused of numbering a comrade at Deer
Lodge November 6.
Word was received in Anaconda this
morning that Mrs. Etherage. residing on
La Marsh creek in the Big Hole country,
had died last night. DR.. Olive Lesser was
summoned there at midnight and was to
have gon out this morning to render
medical aid but word came in this morn
ing that she was dead. The time or place
of the funeral is unknown. La Marsh
creek is nearly forty miles from Ana
conda.
Two little girls, both less than 5 years
of age, the daughters Of Austrian parents,
wandered away from home in the eastern
addition yesterday afternoon, causing
great anxiety or the part of the parents.
The police were notified and they Joined
in the search. About 5 o'clock a man who
resides in the west end Ound them in
that part of the city and brought them to
the police station. The parents of the
are Mr.. and Mrs. Cruise. One of
the little girls was wheeling a doll buggy.
Neither Of them realized they were lost.
Word was received at the Inter Noun
ain office this morning from Missoula
that Rev. NJ. A. Higgins, S. j., assistant
pastor of st. Xaviers Catholic church at
that place, was at the point of death with
serious heart trouble. The attending ply
sicians are still hopeful for his recovery.
They also declare that he may pass off at
any moment. Father Higgins who came
to Montana two years ago. from the
south is one of the brightest priests in the
state and his many friends in Butte and
Anaconda will be panied to hear Of his
low condition.