Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

The new council will not meet until
next Monday evening.
Scarlet fever and dipththeria cases
are too numerous to mention.
Judge yelling Napton was a passen-
ger for Philipsburg thism morning.
Turkish. electric and medicated baths
at 2l0la East Park. Popular prices.
Miss Mary e. Cody and Miss Nancy
H~ardenbrook visited Butte today.
Not all of the people of Anaconda are
baseball crazy, although some are en-
Unused.
A daughter was born yesterday to the
wife of P. w. Bresnahan residing on
south Elm street.
Col. T.. O'Leary, John G. Maroney, NJ.
Martin. T. Y. Luxton and c. H.. Mel
versted are in Butte today.
Mrs. c. A. MacCallum went to Butte
today on a short visit with her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Searles.
May devotions will be conducted at
both Catholic churches every evening at
80 O'clock.
Rev. j. S. Cederberg. pastor of the
Swedish Baptist church, visited Silver
Bow yesterday.
The summer schools at the several
school buildings. which opened yester-
day, are we'll attended.
w. B. Webb, j. V. Collins. DR.. H. w.
Stephens and William p. Gwin We're
Butte visitors yesterday.
Have You Seen Smith? or. A Sign of
the Times" will be the attraction at the
Margaret theater on May 9.
Mrs. Mary Gillespie and daughter
Serena. who have been visiting Anaconda
relatives, returned to Detroit, Mimi, to-
day.
Fresh vegetables are now being
shipped into Anaconda from Boise City,
Idaho. and are of a splendid quality and
variety.
Two hundre and siXty-siX dollars and
siXty-tiVe cents remain in the treasury
of the returned volunteers reception
committee.
For Rent-Two or three unfurnished
rooms. Electric light. steam heat, hot
water: for light housekeeping. Furst
block, Anaconda.
Eli Dezourdi began suit yesterday
against A. Q. Richards to recover 1904
and interest at II per cent per annum
from July "a, 1854.
Yesterday morning the mud on the
streets of Anaconda was ankle deep. Be-
fore shutdown the dust was flying. Such
is Montana weather.
Mrs. j. Schwartz of Minneapolis. who
has been visiting her parents in Butte, is
now visiting her brother Jack BRING,
and Mrs. BRING of this city.
Miss Esther O'Keefe, a membe of the
Anaconda school faculty. will depart for
Duluth, Superior, and Michigan point in
a few days to spend her vacation.
Hugh DAILY is the happiest man in Ana
conda today. over the arrival of a son at
hi. hn1,n ~ No o1p NrnCt EpIrfh Ctrapt
Mother and child are both doing we'll.
L. M. Hughes of Helena, travelling
agent of the Northern Pacific Express
company, came in from Logan last night
on the North Coast Limited. He says it
is a dandy.
Cam Cyr. charged with assault upon a
man named Peterson at Gold Creek. was
DISCHARGED at his preliminary trial held at
Garrison yesterday, before Judge B. F.
Brown.
Dr.. Sarah ]. Leahy. who has been So
iourning in chicasO during the winter
months has returned to the city and re-
sumed the practice of medicine with her
husband, DR.. M. Nj. Leahy.
w. D.. Grafton, a clerk and bookkeeper
at the general Office of the A. c. NJ. Co.,
has resigned u accept & position of book
keeper with the firm of McRae & Co. He
entered upon his new duties this morn
ing.
Chas. Russell. superintendent of the
Rocky Mountain division of the Northern
Pacific railway, with headquarters at
Missoula passed through the city today
west pound.
d. j. McAllister, travelling agent of the
Minneapolis Times, is a business visitor
in the city. He carries with him a beau
tiful hunting case gold watch, beauti-
fully engraved. the Wifi of his employers
as THEN best rustler for the year 1899.
Judge Napton in the district court yes
terday appointed r. de 3. smith special
administrator of the estate of Thomas
. Ford. His bond was fixed at s. 900, which
he furnished at once with William Gwin
and a. c. MacCallum as Sureties.
Alderman Dennis O'Leary falls heir to
SO, 900, and his son, George O'Leary. to
/ 1000. by the death of Dennis O'Leary,
ST.. at McCregur, Iowa, April -. The
deceased was SO years of age. Owing to
illness, Mr.. OLeary was unable to go
east to attend his fathers funeral.
There will be a meeting of the George
G. Meade post, No. l. G. A. r., and the
returned volunteers on May rs, to take
joint action IN the proper observance of
Decoration day. The ladies of the .Wo-
mems Relief Corps will also take n prom
ih"nt part in the celebration of the day.
Another large consignment of Inter
Mountain premiums for new subscribers
has arrived at the Anaconda office. No.
1o4l2 East Commercial avenue. New sub
. ScriberS who will take the Daily Inter
Mountain for a period of one year, can
secure their choice of three elegant
books valued at S. each.
II. S. blanchard n wife, and James
Il. Bryan and others ave transferred to
the Clearwater Land and Live Stock
conn any u parcels of land. more or less.
embracing about =. 900 acres of land and
involving about $50. coo. blanchard and