Daily inter mountain., 1899-09-19
LOCAL BRIEFS


w. H. Lightstone was a business visitor
in Butte yesterday.
The B., A. & P. wrecking car became
ditched in the yards yesterday after
noon.
A marriage license was issued today to
Charles Rose of Anaconda and Julia Col
lins of Butte.
D. Cohn, sr., went to Butte today to
attend the grand lodge of the X. OF r., OF
which he is member
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Thomas Nolan and Margaret Lo-
gan, both of Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mcintyre of WAL
kervile are visiting in the city, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.. w. Harrison.
J. E. Young and John Dezelle. business
partners, went to Deer Lodge this MORN
ing on business connected with the firm.
Mrs. j. II. Duffy and daughters went to
Butte today and will be the guests of
Mrs. Phil Sullivan at the Florence hotel
for a week.
Joe Thiefenthaler has returned after
trip to Lewiston. Ida, and southern Cal
ifornia. which he says is in a prosperous
condition.
Miss Sylvia West of Anaconda. now re-
siding in Salt Lake, is the guest of Misses
Louise and Bertha Ehret and other Ana
conda friends.
I. E. Henyell has returned from a two
months jaunt in a prairie schooner
through the Missoula, Bitter Root and
Big Hole valleys.
Several neat sums of money We're sent
to San Francisco today from Anaconda
parties to individual members of the
Montana volunteers for their personal
a ftGp 1oaJ- TWO. + troy
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoover. aged about 35
years, residing With a family named
Glenn, at 712 West 9Th street, was arrest
Cd to-day charged with insanity She
will be tried this afternon at o'clock.
Tbs. announcement is made of the mar
riage of W. A. Gllis to Miss Julia Bur
lingame. both of Anaconda at the resi-
dence of Father Coopman pastor of St.
Peters Catholic church. at 419 Alder ST.,
at $50 o'clock this evening.
Colonel James Duane. Fl. r. Burg
Charles Bertsch, c. J. Walsh. p. T.. Rowe,
IT, A. GooGby. Otto Jeck. Albert Trudale
and Albert Sieber We're X. Of p. delegates
! from Anaconda who went over to attend
the state convention at Butte, which con
yenes today.
The subject Of the gospel meeting at
the Christian church last evening was
Father, Son and Company the sermon
being delivered by Evangelist y. Q. Til
burn to large congregation. His sub
Small Things"
Delegates from Anaconda to the State
I Trades and Labor council at Helena left
for there last night and are as follows:
T. y. Flynn, secretary of the Deer Lodge
Trades and Labor Council: John Flinke
\ Cigar Makers Union. and Dan Dunn Of
/ the Typographical Union
Elsie V. Clements has commenced suit
fo rdivorce against her husband NJ d.
| Clements. She alleges that they were
married in Castle, Meagher county Mon
tana, on or about Dec. II, 1891 and that
On or about Dec. 49, 1892 the defendant
left her and has since that time refused
to provide for her and has not coha ed
with her
! The dam at Mountain View park has
! been completed and the water turned into
/ y'hat Will be made a beautiful lake at
/ that pleasure resort. Owing to the late
ness of the season it will not be used
much for boating until another summer
comes, but the knowing ones say skat-
ing rink will be maintained there next
winter
Four deeds to 1,12O acres Of lumber
| lands in the Big Blackfoot country for
| the sum of $500 We're filed Yesterday
| in the office Of the county clerk. The
deeds are from A. F. Mochmere, AL Stew
art N. @. Opsata and +. 0. Hoyt, to r.
NJ Cobban of Missoula. who has been
purchasing such lands for w. A. Clark
as an investment of considerab BILE magni-
tude.
Mr.. T. F. Nolan and Miss Margaret
Logan We're united in marriage at ST
Peters Catholic church at s O'Clock this
morning. They We're attended by Mr.. E.
Carroll as groomsman and Miss Nellie
Dorian as bridesmaid. After the cere-
mony they were rendered wedding
breakfast at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Logan, No.
Alb Alder street. They left on the noon
train for Butte. where they will spend
short honeymoon.
A short session of the district court
was held this morning, but little or no
business was transacted. Attorneys
Walsh and James appeared before the
court in the case of the State vs. John
Siminston, sentenced to the pen for
grand larceny. Yesterday they made a
motion for new trial and today they
made known that the defendant was
without means and the court ordered that
the clerk of the court prepare a tram
script of appeal. The court adjourned
until $3.50 O. clock tomorrow morning