Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. w. d. Glenn from Butte is at the
Montana.
Miss Alice Mahoney n mother, who
have spent the summer in Boston,, res
turned home to-day.
Deed-John Hoft and wife to Christian
Marchion, lot 2, block 81, Anaconda;
81, 500.
DR.. Oliver Lesser and family returned
! yesterday from an extended trip in the
east and Canada.
James Riddle is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever at the home of Mrs. j.
Tucker, No. COS East Commercial avenue.
Mrs. J. 7. O'Brien Of Butte is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Harrison on
Locust street.
Jack Reilly. charged with petit larceny.
was discharged by a jury in the police
court yesterday afternoon.
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway
VIII make a round trip rate Of 81 from Ana
eonda 10 Butte and return On Sundays. es-
fectivo June "a.
Tom Burr charged with murder in first
degree, and set for trial Sept. 4th, was
agued in the district court today.
County Attorney j. H. Duffy was coun-
Gil for the state and attorney H. P. Nap
ton for the defendant. The case was con-
tlnued TO the next term.
Miss Vida Whitner will depart for
Helena this evening to attend the an
nual convention of the Christian
churches of Montana.
The official dog-catcher. a colored
unlicensed dogs yesterday morning and
by night had three wagon Dads of all
kinds of unlawful ours.
The remains of Mike Farren. the old
man who was killed in the explosion, are
still at Tuttle's. waiting for his relatives,
who have been heard from at Hoten and
New Limirick, Maine.
The funeral of William Lyle. a col
ored man who died on the street last
Sunday from hemorrhage of the lungs,
was buried this afternoon from Ehret's
undertaking rooms.
R. G. Mcintyre, an old prospector from
Anaconda, who had his arm blown off
in the Big Hole river country several
days ago, and who is now at ST. AIMS
hospital, is enjoying a visit from his son,
who resides in Canada.
The funeral of ]. NJ. Sullivan, one of
tho victims Ct the EXPLOSION at the new
works was held from st. Peter. church
this afternoon, Father Mallo officiating.
His relatives could not be located. He
was buried in Cavalry cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, aged IS. IN in
mate of the insane asylum at Warm
Springs died yesterday morning. Her
son, August Anderson of Great Falls, was
notified and came over last evening. He
ordered the remains removed to Tuttle's
undertaking rooms in this city. where
they were prepared for burial and will be
shipped to Gre Falls this We ing.
The members OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school n the l. o. G. T..
picnicked at Mountain View park today.
Several trains went out during the after
noon to accommodate the picnickers and
20 witness the base ball game between
Great Falls and Anaconda. There was
also a game w the Methodist
EPISCOPAL Sunday school boys and he
Junior members of the Good Templars.
A pleasing feature of the picnic We
for a number of poor children, Who we..'
sent out and well fed by the officers of
the Sunday school,.
A civil service examination for a SUBJ
stitute clerk and carrier for the Ana
cOnda post office has been called to take
place at the city hall on September 26,
1900. The age limitations for this ex-
animation are as follows:
Clerk, not less than Is years,
Carrier between q and 40 years.
I This examination is held for the reason
that the postoffice department stated
that at all offices where no substitute
is maintain such a force will be APP
pointed as the reason of this examination
SO that whenever vacancies occur in tn,
regular force there Will be no delay in fill
ing the same. II Is the intention of tn,
department as far as possible to establisl
a substitute force at every Office equal t
about twenty-five per cent of the numbe
of regular employees. Application
should be made to w. E. Thomas, assist
ant postmaster of Anaconda who is sec
rotary of the postal board,