Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Embroidery materials, No. 2, Shields. =
r. D'B. Smith spent yesterday in
Butte.
Attorney E. S. Macdonald has moved
to the Hennessy block.
Christmas is over, but the rush for
fresh candies at Pendleton's still con-
tinues.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Arlett have gone to
the Pacific coast, where they will reside
in the future.
F. l.. st. Jean. physician AND surgeon.
Office, 21214 E. Park avenue. over Stand
ard drug store.
j. A, Johnson of Deer Lodge, a former
deputy sheriff under Mr.. Fitzpatrick, is
in the city.
James Doud was arrested last night on
the charge of vagrancy. He is i'll and will
undoubtedly be sent to the hospital.
Matt Alexander departed last evening
for Salt Lake, the home of his parents,
where he will visit for several weeks.
Mr., Quinlan, a prominent rancher of
Race Track, arrived in the city today
with a large number of coyote skins on
winch he Will recover a bounty.
Another large number of the men who
were IN the converter strike departed
from Anaconda yesterday. Most of them
went south over the Oregon Short Line.
j. E. Young, who has been visiting in
Tacoma with Mrs. Young during the
holidays, will return home this evening.
Mrs. Young will remain a month longer
John Robson of Deer Lodge. appointed
a deputy sheriff unde Sheriff Conley, has
arrived in the city. He fell on the ice a
few days ago and is carrying his left arm
IN a sling.
Under the present Northern Pacific
time table it takes a man nearly eleven
hours to come from Philipsburg to Ana
conda, a distance Of 2S miles across the
country by stage.
A man whose name is unknown had g
fainting spell on East Park avenue yes
terday afternoon, he fell face downward
on the side walk and was badly cut about
the eye. He was removed into an ada.
cent store where a physician applied re.
storatives and dressed his wounds.
The ice skating around Anaconda Il
said to be in the pink of condition., due
to the extreme cold weather of the pas
three days. A good ice rink in the hear
of the city just now would be a payins
proposition that would be literally pat
ronized by the young Americans.
A warrant was sworn out in Judge Bo
lands court yesterday by Mrs. Jcnni,
NefIlcki Charging fieDlV ltlcIlafuS WIFI
the larceny of a ladies' gold watch. TIL
theft is alleged to have been committed
Nov. "a, Richards is in Butte. Deput,
Sheriff Jack Welsh has the warrant 70
his arrest.
A. y. Howard, justice of the peace a
Ovanlo, and l.. il. Wells. a butcher o
the same place. are engaged in a disput
over the use of the internal revenu,
stamps on Mr.. Wells butcher reports ant
license. Mr., Wells claims the justice o
the peace is exacting and has written tn,
county clerk for information as to jus
how far the magistrate car go.
The Monday musicale, a club composed
of ladies, having for its object the stud,
of music in the higher branches, and tn,
cultivation of a public taste for the re
filming influences of the art divine, will
give another recital Monday evening
January 8, at the Baptist church., corne,
Fifth and Locust street. A programm,
of rare excellence will be presented, ant
should receive the support of our citizen.
generally.
"A Contented Woman at the Mar
garet theater last night was as expected
an up-to-date show, and was very mucl
appreciated by a large audience. TIL
cast is a large one, with Miss Bell
Archer in the leading role. Her supper
was above the average. The show is on
of Hoyt's best plays in which many rea
and ridiculous sides of life are shown il
a manner that teaches a useful lesson
A liberal supply of specialties added t
the play considerable interest and pleas
ure.