Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. T. b. Mallory is visiting IN Butte.
E. Girard. merchant at Warm Springs
was a guest in the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Cohen has left for Chicago and
Mrs. S. Friedman for Perham, Minnesota.
Miss Elizabeth Gleeson will cave for
South Dakota mex Monday on a visit
at her former home.
Roy Hewett of Phillips, Nebraska, has
arrived in the city on a visit with his SIS
ter Mrs. r. NJ. Greig.
A notice of appeal in the estate Of Hugh
Whitcraft, deceased, was yesterday nleo
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Ryan, residing at 1923 Birch street Whlcn
died Wednesday was buried yesterday.
Scandinavian gospel meeting tonight in
the hall, corner of Fifth and Aid
streets, conducted by Rev. F. 7. Frick-
man of Butte.
Miss Anna Cantwell of Butte came
down Wednesday evening to attend the
funeral of Mrs. M. Brennan which was
held today.
The returns of tonight's big prize fight
will be displayed in the Margaret theater
where the Geographic bulletins VIII De re-
ceived and displayed.
The county commissioners have allow
! ed the following bills: Il. c. Irvine, work
on road district No. l. $6S9.25; A. c. NJ.
Co., electric lights, 1918.
Miss Geraldine McCabe has returned
from a visit of several weeks on the Pa
cifc coast and is welcomed home by q
large number of friends.
T. F. Richardson has resumed his duties
as CONDUCTOR on the Great Northern rail-
uva1 a Ffor ATTENDING the National Con.
vention of Railway Conductors at De-
troit, Mich.
Prof, F. D. Murrin, musical director
and manager of the IAN Hallows' (Salt
Lake, band and Dramatic society, which
will render a melOdrama at the Margaret
theater June %, is in the city.
John j. Mahoney leaves for Boston on
! next Monday where he will locate. He
! expects to visit Montpelier, Vermont, to
attend the national convention of the
Catholic Order Of Foresters.
Joe Garvey was yesterday adjudged in
sane and ordered sem to Warm Springs
by the board which had been appointed
to inquire into his sanity and which was
composed of A. NJ. Walker, chairman of
the county commissioners, and DR.. Eng
lish and DR.. Wood.
Justice Of the Peace Tom Boland has
resigned. His resignation was presented
to the county commissioners this after
noon. Report of the state hammer on
the condition of the offices in Deer Lodge
county was also received. His report
says all the affairs are we'll conducted
and in good shape.
The regular meeting of the w. G. ~. U.
will be postponed one week on account OF
the closing of the public schools today.
Friday, June 18th. the Tnion will meet at
the home Of Miss Fannie White. South
Maple street. 1t is especially important
that each and every member be personally
represented, the occasion being the de-
parture Of one Of our most faithful work
ers, Mrs. Hattie Bartlett, who expects tc
join her husband and relatives in In
dianapolis in the very near future.
The funeral Of Mrs. Michael Brennan
was held from St. Peters Catholic church
on Alder street this morning at 10 O'Clock
Requiem high mass was sung by the pas
tor, Father Coopman. who also preached
a very touching funeral sermon. The
edifice was packed with relatives an(
friends of the family and members of t h
League. of the Sacred Heart of which tn
deceased was a member. The funera
cortege vas one of the largest ever seel
in Anaconda.