Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

Valentines at Greis's.
F. w. Sherman of Butte is in the city.
T. C. Bach of Helena is at the Montana.
The city council will meet tomorrow
evening.
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday the begin
ming of Lent.
The latest d~elicacies in candies at Pen
dleton's on East Park avenue.
Today is Valentines day and the post
office is doing a rushing business.
Pat Clavin of Bearmouth is visiting his
sister and brothers for a few days.
r. Lee McCulloch and VIM. j. Kendall,
both of Hamilton. are at the Montana.
A. A. Mcdonald, one of the leading
citizens of Philipsburg, is at the Montana.
Great bargains offered in cloaks, capes
and boys REFERS at Naturalization
Co.
An elegant line of spring waists and
skirts just received at Naturalization
Co.
F. L. st. Jean. physician and surgeon.
Office. 212lG E. Park avenue. over Stand
ard drug store.
Col. Wilbur F. Sanders came in from
Helena last night and is looking after his
interests in this county.
H. c. Laushey and Miss E. E. Martin
were united in marriage last night by
Rev. w. T. custer, pastor of the M. E.
church.
D. F. Hallahan, VIM. Kelly and John
Cuddihy expect to go to Helena tomor-
row to attend a meeting of the Meagher
memorial association.
AL COursen, charged with burglary, was
arraigned in the district court yesterday.
He pleaded not guilty. Attorney w. H.
Trippet will defend him..
Z. I. Holland, chief clerk with the BIZ
Metallic Mining Co, of Phllipsburg, came
in last night over the range. He reports
the snow as being very deep.
Fred. Lavelle, with the Martin Drug
Co., for several months, has resigned and
Will go to San Francisco. He has been
succeeded by c. E. Ryan of this city.
Constable VIM. Furay was among the
first to receive a valentine in which was
enclosed a $40 bill. He is now wondering
how many such friends he has in Ana
conda
The last ball of the season before lent
will be given by the Daughters of Erin
at A. o. H. hall on next Tuesday evening.
Music by the Margaret theater orchestra.
Tickets 81.
Richard and Charles Simington, who
were arrested on Saturday evening on
Cedar street, charged with stealing a
sleigh, Were released yesterday by Judge
Boland.
The Palace Hotel will be remodeled
completely on the interior and made the
best modern hotel in the city. 1t has been
leased by w. C. Larkin. The repair
work will be commenced Immediately.
Mr.. w. c. Dutton, the noted temper
n ,r, -, I-,ll C,,an1y - .IN Innrl,-
terrain church tonight at s o'clock. Lee
ture free to all. Mr.. Dutton will remain
in Anaconda during the week. Every one
should hear the lecturer.
B. F. Ramsdell, the popular manager
of the Postal Telegraph CO., returned
from Butte last evening with his bride
Miss Rose Gutenberg of Elgin, III. They
were united in marriage at Butte last
Sunday. They are domiciled at the Lee
land.
For the first time since before the hliz-
card the streets yesterday We're lined
with people, all eager to get out where
they could see and be seen. Business was
good and the city had the appearance of
the holidays, still this pay day was not
what it was a year ago.
A revolving sight on the streets last
night at 10 O'Clock was q boy not over 13
years of age who was SO drunk that he
cOulu nafQIy stand. Inc language he
used would put a trooper to shame. He
was accompanied by a companion who
plloted him out of the way of the police.
a. n. Mcdonald, Judge d. NJ. Durfee.
f. M. Durfee, A. A. Fairbairn. w. f..
Moore, Frank d. Brown, +. l.. Holland
II w. S. Campbell, all of Philipsburg,
are at the Montana. Their presence at
this time is due to certain litigations of
the Sunrise Mining Co., which was heard
in the district court today.
Chief of Police Jack White went to
Helena Sunday evening. During his alb
sence Night Chief of Police O'Brien takes
the place of the chief and Officer Frank
Stebbens has charge of the night force.
Extra Officer Marchion is doing duty on
Officer Stebbens' beat. Two policeman,
Regular Officer Mayhem who was sus-
pended Saturday evening by Mayor Lei
ser and NJ. A. Collins appointed in his
place are both on the main street beat
every night.