Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

| Eyes examined free. Cassidy, opti-
| clan.
| City Clerk Joe Peters was a business
| visitor at Butte today.
Eyes examined free. CASSIDY. opti-
| clan.
| Headaches and nervousness cured by
accurately ground lenses. Cassidy, opti-
clan.
James d. Wood of Helena. p%ostoffice
inspector for the state of Montana, is at
the Montana.
Mrs. Frank Conley of Deer Lodge is
the guest of Mrs. Moroney and daughter.
Miss Anna, at $40 Cherry street.
A son was born yesterday to the wife
of M. c. Towey, residing on Madison
street.
Light bed comforts worth $500, now
selling for $1.35 at j. II. Strains, Park
corner Chestnut.
The attention of the ladies Of Anaconda
is called to the fact that Losee & Max
we'll will place on sale tomorrow one hun-
bred dozen fancy lady waists.
Ore lot Of Fancy Ribbons. No. 40 and 60
worth Soc q yard, our price 15c. j. H.
Strain & Co, Park corner Chestnut.
German Lutheran services will be
conducted tonight at s O'Clock in the
Christian church.. corner Oak and Sixth
street. NJ. Hudtloff, pastor.
Near and far signt corrected with ac-
curately ground lenses. Cassidy, Ana
conda, optician.
1t is claimed in Anaconda today that
Z. N. Kelly of the converters OF the A. c.
NJ. Co. has been appointed to succeed
Robert D. Grant as general manage Of
the Parrot Mining company.
20 per cent off on all Trimmed Hats at J.
H. Strains for a few days only. Park
and Chestnut. The ladies should not miss
seeing the beautiful designs.
X. l. Pearson. the secondhand goods
dealer who was tried a few days ago for
receiving stolen goods from small boys,
was found not guilty. Judge ]. NJ. Ken
needy rendered his decision yesterday.
Emando Valentine was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Joe
DAILY on the charge of having drawn a
gun on Oreste Sbregia in the latter's
home on East Commercial avenue.
! The Belmont saloon, conducted by HI.
J. Brigham in the Parrot block on East
| Park avenue. was closed last night on al
attachment by J. V. Collins & Co. for $10O
| more or less. A sign on the door today
reads: "Closed for financial repairs"
The condition of T. B. Hughes. man.
ager Of the Anaconda Commercial COM
pany. who is i'll at st. n n hospital, is
| very critical. His wife and other rela-
tives at Omaha, Nebraska, have been
notified. Some Of them are expected to
arrive soon.
The wood and hay market, for a long
time situated on Oak street, between
Commercial avenue and Park avenue,
has been abolished. The new wood mar
ket will in the future be on the north enc
- ~ $1,000 --1 49, ~. ~orlyo ~
the north end of Cherry street.
!, A civil engineer is surveying neal ths
upper works in Anaconda for an extern
sive building of some kind which will be
! begun in a short time to enlarge a plant.
It is estimated that the forces in the en-
tire smelter plant have been increased
200 men during the past three days UNI
der the new general superintendent, J. +,
Hickey.
H. P. Leck Of this city, the successful
bidder for the construction of the Red
Lodge court house, left for there this
morning and will push operations on the
building until completed. Smelling &
Callahan of Anaconda have been award
ed the contract for the stone and brick
work and will leave tomorrow with a full
force of masons to begin work at once.
The feast of the Ascension was cele-
DrateQ IN an appropriate HldHlcI dl DOlH
churches today at s a. m. The congrega-
tons at both places We're as large as
upon an ordinary Sunday. At st. Pauls
| church the music was rendered by the
junior choir. At St. Peters church the
St. Joseph (Austrian) society attended
communion in a body and made a splen-
did showing in their new uniforms.
Father Pirnat officiated in the absence
Of the regular pastor, Father Coopman,
who is in Helena for q few days.