Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. b.. F. Wright left for
Spokane today, which is to be their
future home.
A daughter "a born yesterday to the
wife Of John w. James, residing at No.
6l6 Cedar street.
Mrs. T. ]. Murphy went to Butte yes
terday, where she will join Mr.. Murphy,
who is located there.
Rev. B.. F. Norris and H. H. Taylor
went to Butte today to attend the Chris
tan church convention.
Ed Darling. E. McGovern, John Phil
fps, John Mitchell and Frank Walkup of
Moose lake are in the city today.
Miss Nellie Shea, who has been visit
ing at st. Peters mission and Great
Falls. and Miss Alice Conley at Butte,
have returned home.
The family of Mike Lyons, who were
among the first settlers of Anaconda,
have removed to Butte, where they will
locate permanently.
Miss Esther O'Keefe and Miss NJ.
ter Root valley, where they have been
enjoying their summer vacation.
Dan Watson, a prisoner sentenced to
GO days in Jail for petty larceny by Judge
Powell of Deer Lodge, was brought up
last night by Constable Dave Sheffield.
E. s. Hathaway. mineral land commits
siOner for the Missoula district. and f. A.
Winstanley. both of Missoula. are look
ing over Anaconda. They will go to
Butte today.
DR.. c. A. Brady of Great Falls, accom-
panied by his family, n Miss Annie
Brady of Montreal, Can. are the guests
of their sister. Mrs. ]. j. Ryan, at No. PIP
Washington street.
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old son of Mr.. n Mrs. J. p. Dolan, died
this morning at an early hour at the
family residence. corner of Maple and
Fifth streets. The cause of death was
stomach trouble.
H. E.. Wright, who was arrested on
Saturday on the charge of assaulting F.
B. Wright. was last evening found guilty
in Justice Devine's court and fined IS
and costs. His attorney, J. NJ. Simpson,
gave notice of appeal.
J.. H. and NJ. F. Collins yesterday deed
quarter interest in seven quartz
claims known as the Little May, Blue
bird. Parrot, Genevieve, Albert, Charlie
and Little Edelie.
After a short vacation the w. C. T. u.
will again resume their regular meetings
in the east parlors of the Methodist Epis-
church, commencing Friday, Sep
l. A full attendance is desir,A
as business of importance must be trans
acted at once.
On September 5th the Ursuline Nuns,
Third and Adams streets, this
will open classes in French, music.
piano. organ, etc. and elocutlOn. On
1st they will also open classes in
typography, china painting, wood carv-
ing. embroidery. typeWriting, stenogra-
ply and physical culture. For further
particulars please call at the convent. IS
Pat Y. Murphy. superintendent of the
Anaconda Copper Mining company's
over works smelter. has resigned and
s succeeded by William NJ. Kelly, super
.ntendento of the cOnverters. Pat Dalton,
Who has been Mr.. Kelly's associate as a
superintendent of the converters, is now
n full charge of that portion of the
Mr.. Kelly assumed control of his
new charge yesterday and Mr.. Nun ply
will retire today.
More than 200 of the poor children of
Butte We're taken to Mountain View
lark today at the expense of the B., A.
Z p. railway, where they are enjoying
/ picnic. The picnic is held under the
of the Associated Charities of
This organization has provided
he youngsters with a feast. Marcus
Talbot, general agent of the railway COM
)any, who has just returned from the
park, said: To see these poor children,
who We're unaccustomed to such pleasure,
themselves is enough to make
my man happy" Mesdames White,
Rockwell, Mcmillan. Berry and others
charge of the children.