Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-10
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. R. S. Mentrum is visiting at Great
Falls.
A chance with any soc purchase-s1oo
cash prizes.
Mrs. w. H. English has gone to Mis-
soula to visit friends.
Pete Snelson has returned to Anacon-
da, and is again with the Martin Drug
Co.
The best shoes in the city can be
bought of the l. X. L. Store. Park ave
nue..
For sale, cheap, furniture of a six
room house. Call at 504 East Park ave-
nue., upstairs.
B'ss A. A. Fairbairn from Philipsburg,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Hanson.
DIR. George B. Owens from Livingston,
late graduate of the University of lin
nesota, has located in Anaconda.
In the case of NJ. Barnhin VS.. MacCad-
hum & Cloutier, the motion to strike was
overruled and an exception was taken.
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway
will make a round trip rate OF 81 from Ana
conda to Butte and return on Sundays ef-
Wanted at once two reliable boys who
Inter Mountains. Inquire at the Ana
conda Inter Mountain office.
Charles Clousterman of Sneep gulch,
tried before Judge Frank Kennedy and
a jury of six men on a charge of offensive
conduct, was found guilty and fined 81
and costs.
A new line of mems and youths 10th
ing arrived at the I. x. L. Store; popular
prices.
Ed O'Brien, an employee of the smelt-
ers, injured his foot yesterday by rum
ming a. conner car OVPr lit. He resides at
the Dewey house, but is now an inmate
of the hospital.
$1,000 will buy any suit i'm our store or
the next ten days only, at the Leader,
21S-220 e. Commercial. >.
Thomas Burns, charged with murder
in the first degree, for the killing of
Paddy Miles, was arraignad yesterday
before Judge Napton. Burns entered a
plea of not guilty.
Our line of ladies, ch.ldrens and mems
| shoes at cost for the next ten days. at
218-220 E. Commercial.
Diplomas ITO practice medicine accord-
ing to the o~stheopathy treatment We're
filed yesterday in he office of the county
clerk by Henry C. Terrell and Henrietta
A. Lorton.
Peter Cordell yesterday pleaded guilty
to petit larceny before Justice of the
Peace Frank Kennedy and was sentenced
ITO W lays III uHe county jail. lie was
caught in the act of removing the coat
from a drunken man at the old Montana
Union depot.
John c.. Derks is pushing the quill on
the Anaconda Standard during the alb
sence of City Editor A. N. Brown, who is
taking a 10 days vacation. Derks is an
Cld-timer in Anaconda now and his pop
ularity never grows less whether at the
operators desk Or on one of the city
runs.
The contracts were awarded yester-
day for the construction of the Davidson
block. Thomas Kelly will do the exca-
waiting: Law, the carpenter work
Dan Lyons the masonry. The A. c. C.
M. Co., foundry department will furnish
the iron and steel work. Cost of building
$40, COO.
Eugene J.. O'Gara filed notice of 400
inches of the waters of Sucker creek for
irrigating the northeast quarter of Sec
tion 80, township IA north, range II west.
John M. Fravernia, father and guard
ian of Philip j. rHravernia, a small boy
who was run down by a driver in the
employ of MacCallum & Cloutier at the
corner of East Sixth and Ash streets, has
brought suit for damages. The plaintiff,
in his complaint, alleges that ON April II,
1900, a servant of the defendant company,
namely, a driver of a delivery wagon,
struck and ran over the plaintiff. break
ing his leg and otherwise tfracturing his
limbs and bruising his flesh. The plain
tiff alleges hat he was i'll for 40 days as
the result of THE drivers acts and that he
is stiM sick. Five Thousand dollars. he
says. would be about the proper sum as
recompense for the suffering he has un-
dergone