Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-18
LOCAL BRIEFS
Holiday books at Kings.

AOAS
E. J. Boxer of Butte visited Anaconda
| friends yesterday.
Beautiful line of dolls at Kings.
Richard Spettigue has returned from
British Columbia.
Fine line of Toys rock bottom prices at
Kings.
Closing out al millinery and hair goods
406 a Park. Nine. Young. I"
D. r. McRea is enjoying a visit from
his mother, who comes from Philips
burg.
Kristmas Kards n Kalendars at
Kings.
Policeman H. H.. Mayhem is very i'll
at his home on East Front street with
inflammation of the bowels.
Augustus Short. 500 East Commercial
avenue, new stock latest sheet music.
Agent for Baumeister pianos.
Santa Claus has arrived at the Ana
conda Cash Bazaar, POS Park avenue,
with the best stock of Christmas goods
in the city.
The preliminary hearing of Mollie Rog-
ers. (colored), charged with cutting Tim
Sullivan with a razor has been continued
until Tomorrow in Judge Devine's court.
Deed of mining claim-C. V. Wakeman
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place an undivided one-half interest in
the Fraction lode situated in Snow Shoe
gulch for 81.
James Hayes. chief bother for the
Anaconda Brewing has re-
signed, and departs for Portland, Ore,
today, where he will engage in business.
He has purchased a bottling works of
his own.
Will F.. Young, who has been attend
ing school at Tacoma, has arrived in
the city on a visit with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Young, during the holt
days. Master Young is the original car
rier of the Inter Mountain in Anaconda.
Suit has been begun by the Northern
Pacific Railway company in the district
court against Charles Neff, to compel
him to restore to the road certain lands
claimed by it as part of it's right of way,
which lands Mr.. Neff has ssuned pos
session OF.
The bass drum of the salvation Army
is silent and the Anaconda barracks on
i West Commercial avenue are closed on
account of scarlet fever in the family Of
! Captain Brown. The patient is his little
daughter, who has often participated in
the street meetings with her parents.
DIR. w. H. English, who is attending the
case, says it is not necessarily a dan
| gerous one. The barracks and residence
attached thereto have been quarantined.
Night Chief of Police Frank O'Brien
: and Sheriff Jack Conley We're made
happy for Christmas by the receipt of
500 and $50 respectively, which they re-
ceived yesterday as a reward for the
part they took in the arrest of the Glib
! louisville hold-ups in this city. The
! checks came from F. w. Bacorn, re-
ceiver of the American Mining and De-
velopment company. This company was
the one robbed by Harkins and Hillman,
the men arrested here for the crime three
weeks & yesterday.
A blizzard of no mean proportions
ragged yesterday afternoon, during which
time considerable snow fell, but not suf-
f1cient to make good s%leighing. The Their
mometer lowered around zero and was
the first real touch of winter, although
there has been some evidence of winter
before. This morning the weather has
moderated considerably, with a clear
sky. no vino and the thermometer regis
tering 10 degrees below zero. This week,
which has the shortest days In the year,
| opens with ideal weather for Christmas,
and promises to be a lively period among
the business houses.
Great reduction in holiday toys at Ana.
conda Cash Bazaar, at 205 East Park ave