Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-10
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Eyes examined free. Cassidy, opti-
clan.
Eyes examined free. Cassidy, opti-
clan.
S. e Larabie the Deer Lodge banker is
in the city.
/ Rev. A. r. Coopman is spending a few
days in Helena.
Col. .O'Leary and Capt. W. NJ. Kelly
were Butte visitors today.
Mrs. L. A. King Mrs. George VIM
ston visited Butte yesterday.
Headaches and nervousness cured by
accurately ground lenses. Cassidy, opti-
clan.
Near and far sight corrected with ac-
curately ground lenses. Cassidy, Ana
conda, optician.
Worsted dress goods. suit patterns and
silks will be on sale Wednesday. Losee
& Maxwell, 40 Main street.
Rev. John Parnat. formerly pastor Of
st. Peters church, has returned from a
visit to California. He is now stationed
at Livingston.
There will be Swedish Lutheran SER
vices tonight at $50 in the Scandinavian
church, Anaconda. A. E. Gus.afson,
pastor.
Prof. NJ. A. Stapleton, superintendent
of the Anaconda public schools, and Prof.
r. r. Kilroy, principal of the high
school, spent Arbor day afternoon in
Butte.
Frank w. Harrison spent yesterday in
the camp called Blue Eyed Nellie west
of Anaconda. He says a large number
of men are at work on the railroad in that
vicinity.
TIL Union Family theater property. on
Main street, was sold today by Morgan
Evans to John Hay for the sum of s.. 800.
1t is a two-story brick building-the first
theater Anaconda nae.
Lee Wilson, charged in a complaint
sworn to by H. j. Allen with obtaining
money undo false pretenses, was today
held for the district court by Judge
Frank Kennedy. His bond was placed at
5000.
pied-In Anaconda, at St. AIMS hos
pital. May 9. John Harrington, aged 25.
He was a native of Michigan and resided
with his parents at 7o0 Alder street. His
funeral will be held tomorrow from St.
Peters church..
The Anaconda Cornet band has re-
organized with a healthy membership Of
some of the best players in the city.
They rehearsed last night for the first
time. and will be ready for business on
or before July 4.
Tho fire department responded to two
false alarms of fire last night. At 9
O'Clock they answered a call from box %
at the corner Of Fourth n Cherry
streets and at exactly midnight a call
from box II at the corner of Birch and
Sixth streets.
The members OF the L. c. B. A.. enter
tanned about forty members of the Cath
Ole Foresters at cards at Dewey hall on
fonda evening. Prizes were won by
Mrs. D.. l.. sullivan and Mr.. Hayes. Re-
.freshnlentS were served.
The first real improvements by the
works company this spring has
been commenced on Hickory street by
the laying of new mains. beginning at
Fourth street, II south toward the new
court house, which is between Hickory
and Oak streets.
Mining deed-Frank E.. Corbett ct ux to
j. X. Waite and VIM. Tonpkins a 10 in
terest in a certain quartz lodge situated
the south slope of Copper Lake for 81.
and Sale ~Deed-Frank Corbett
ct uX to j. X. Waite and VIM. Thomp-
kins a lilo interest in the Broadgage and
All One Mining claims for $500.
Two arrests We're made last night by
the police. A. p. Askerson was drunk
and creating an unusual disturbance at
the corner of Park ave.,and Cherry street
and was arrested by Officers ORrien and
Sullivan. John Doe. a vag, was drunk
n disorderly and was arrested by Off
Ger Powers. Sam Pardee, the Indian who
was arrested Monday evening for being
drunk. will be tried this afternoon before
Judge J. NJ. Kennedy. He will be repri-
manded and turned loose unless the mar.
ties who sold him the liquor can be ap-
pre- hended.
Cross eyes Strengthened by our correct