Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

Father Cassidy. from Butte, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Moroney came over
from Helena last night.
Con Hayes, proprietor of Gregson
Springs, has gone east on a business
trip.
William Law returned last night after
d three months visit at his old home in
Scotland.
General Agent Moran, of the B.. A.
q p. railroad, came in last evening from
D~iamondville.
a new six-inch water pipe is being
strung on West Third street, from Main
street to the brick yard.
Mrs. Mary Besemer was granted a d.
vorce by default yesterday from John
r.. Besemer. Desertion was the charge.
The Suite. Anaconda & Pacific railway
VIII MAKE a round TRIP rate OF 81 from Ana
eonaa 70 lutte and return en- Sundays, e.
tect!V. June "a.
f. II. Upper, the newly appointed
night operator for the Postal TELEGRAPH
company, came in last night from North
Dakota.
Gharles underling, the piano tuner,
VIII be in town for a few days. All
those wishing to have their pianos tuned
by a irst-class tuner will GO well to
p%at!onize him.
Mike scha!ler came in from Phillips
purg last night to attend the funeral
or MS cousin. Laurence Troster, which
was he'd from ST. Pauls church this
afternoon.
MISS Anna Sutherlin, a teacher in the
nigh school building, who has been
spending her vacation in the east, re-
turned last evening, a day late. on ac-
count OF delayed trains east of Ogden.
Henry Duane of this city, employed in
a Butte laundry, fell down a loft "a feet
ana escaped with no bones broken. He
is now at the home of his parents for re-
pairs n will be able to return to work
shortly.
Miss Pearl and Hazel Kennedy, Miss
Mary Gavin, Miss Ruth McCallum and
M SIS Schallaran, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. II. ~Schallaran, formerly of this
city, left for Deer Lodge Yesterday.
where they will enter st. Mary's acad-
envy.
A new time table will go into effect on
the b.. A. e. p. railway at 1901 a. m.
tomorrow, Sept. 9th. The only passen-
ger train affected is the one now depart
ing at 3:45 p. M, whidh will depart at
$40 p. m, making connections with the
Oregon Short Line.
Anton A.. Christianson. residing on
Lost creek, three miles north of Warm
Springs, sold his ranch, containing 24O
acres, to George c. Cummick of Madi-
son county for $4,000. The transfer was
made yesterday. The ranch is one of the
best in that section.
Mike Moriarity, a foreman in the Ana
conda shelters. n Mrs. Nora Brown,
residing at 3OS East Commercial avenue.
surprised their friends by getting mar
ried at Butte early this week. They will
return next Saturday.
The 2-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Merritt. chief clerk to Cen
eral Manager Dean. of the b., A. & P,
vas lost for three hours this morning,
The hild was found and returned to its
parents about noon.
Byron Griffin of Butte and Miss Sybil
Griffith of Anaconda were united in
marriage yesterday at 2:3O p. m. at the
home of the brides parent, Mrs. Lingo,
500 South Main street. Rev. r. B. Cleve-
land Of the Presbyterian church offici-
ated.
Philip Desjardens left for Helena last
night to attend the marriage of his sis
ter, Miss Ernestine Desjardens, to Mr..
Huntley Prueitt, which occurred at the
cathedral this morning. The contracting
parties are prominent Helena young
people.
DR.. H. w. Stephens and the members
of the Anaconda baseball team were
patrons OF Con Hayes plunge yesterday
afternoon. Also Judge J. M. Kennedy.
who drove over from Butte and sought
shelter at the springs from a driving
rain which prevailed all day.
County Treasurer P. D. Twohy has
filed his report for the month OF An
gust, which shows a cash balance of
$27. on hand. The following credits
appear: General fund, 81, 1894. 81: road
district No. l, $3,224.14; road district No.
z, $SS4.14: genera school fund, IS, ZAP. go:
Anaconda school fund, 1924. go; Deer
Lodge school fund, $2.1S; received from
taxes $3.50. ~; received from licenses.
S4,1S3.5O; received from county office.
s525.75; received from other sources,
$4,77S.S2.
The burglary case against Dan Feeney
which went to trial i'm the district court
yesterday came to an abrupt ending |
upon the close Of the states evidence. |
Attorney Trippet, counsel for the de-
Tense, presented a demurrer, setting !
forth that the complaint did not state
to whom the property which was stolen
belonged. County Attorney Duffy asked
leave to amend the complaint, which |
was refused at that stage of the pro-
ceedings. The court dismissed the case
and ordered .Feeney remanded to the
custody of the sheriff. The court also |
informed Mr.. Duffy that he could file a
new information against the defendant, |