Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

Lodge this morning for a few days.
W. B. Harlan of Como, Ravalli county.
the largest fruit grower in Montana. is
at the Montana.
The Florence Crittenton circle will meet
Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the lee
ture room of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Sarah Roddy has been sentenced
to 80 days in the county jal by Judge j.
NJ. Kennedy Of the police court.
Preaching this evening at s p. M. in
the Scandinavian church. Subject THE
IA coo Sealed" Rev. 18th chapter. All are
welcome. J. S. Cederberg. pastor.
Deed-Northern Pacific railway to John
Fitzpatrick. the west 4 of tha ne a and
the Sc "A Of the ne a OF Section Is. 1. IL
N, r. 10 w. for a consideration OF $500.
The biggest day in June will be the
Turner's picnic at Anaconda Lake park
on next Sunday. The field sports and
other games will be numerous. ~ good
time is assured.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to David S. Wissel of Butte and
Mary Jane Beaton of Deer Lodge. They
We're united in marriage at the latter
place last night.
Five-year-old Morris Walsh. the son of
William r. Walsh and nephew of Dep
uty Sheriff Walsh. lies dangerously I'll at
the family home. 7G7 B.rch street. the re-
suit of eating Il pie made from canned
fruit.
Pastor ]. S. Cedorberg has returned
home from a trip 70 Silver Bow where he
and his family spent a few days with
friends. Mrs. Cedlrberg and children
will not be home before Saturday.
Among the passengers who left ma
cCDi1 today WplFp Mr. and Mrs p Il Trad
den and children and Miss Mary A. Muir
ply, the latter the daughter OF P. Y. Muir
ply. who are on a visit to Ireland. They
will be absent six months or more.
John Hillborn. the section hand from
Gold creek, who was brought in a few
days ago, was yesterday tried for his
sanity. The examination was conducted
before A. NJ. Walker and board consisting
of Drs. English and Wood. He was pro-
Warm Springs.
Misses Mary and Anna and Peter
OrLeary. three bright children whose
Deer Lodge today. whare they VIII enter
ST. Mays academy. Their man. friends
in Anaconda Will be pleased to learn of
this move on the part of their older
brothers.
The Goodf,iend Clothing company has
leased the Store-room formerly ccupie
by the Martin Drug company. on East
Commercial avenue. and Will occupy it
in the near future. Among the other
charges is the removal of Lyman's
printing office to the basement of the Da-
wilson block, on Park avenue
Two runaways occurred last evening
and came near causing a terrible ac-
cident near the city hall by almost run-
ming over a lady who was wheeling a
baby carriage. This runaway. consisting
of a single horse and cart. was caught by
Officer Mayhem near the b.. A. & p. de-
pot. The other runaway team belonged ia
Charles Flood, and ran away on Oak
street. Judge J.. NJ. Kennedy Of the police
court said: The first man that is con-
victed Of negligence resulting in a run
away. such as have been witnessed on the
streets of late, will be punished as Sc
verely as the law permits"
Judge Devine's court was the scene of a
lively war Of words this morning between
County Attorney Duffy who represents
the state and Attorney Simpson, counsel
for Title Carr, who is charged with per-
jury in the Santi murder case. Her pre-
liminary hearing after many postpone
merits came up this morning. Chas. f.
Roe. an important witness for the state,
was absent. Mr.. Roe is the official court
stenographer of the district court who
took Title Cars testimony at the time
she is alleged to AVE committed the
crime of perjury. He is presumed to have
been delayed at Philipsburg on accoun.
of the district court over there and Coun-
ty Attorney Duffy asked for another con-
%tinuanee for ten days. as it was necessary
that Roe be present for the reason that his
notes had not been transcribed ard nc
one else could read them. Attorney Simp-
son objected. Judge Devine after listen
ing to the arguments on Mr.. Duffy's mo-
ton continued the ease for ten days.