Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

Only one arrest was made last night.
G. w. Hubbard, sheriff of Yellowstone
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. David Moohr and children return
ed yesterday from an extended trip to the
coast.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. !
Mcleod residing at 416 East Fourth
street. is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. W St. Jean and children are visit
ing her sister at Granite. Mr.. St. Jean
will join them at the expiration of the
week.
Mrs. D. r. McRae and chilorsn went 10
Helena this morning and will spend a
month visiting with her parents, Rev. anu
Mrs. Jenkins.
will make a round trip rate of s. from Ana
conda to Butte and return en- Sundays e1-
fectiva June "a.
; c NJ. Sawyer, who with several others.
today and viii ieave for Helena this even
ing on legal business.
Peter Delaney, one of the early settlers
of Ogden, Utah. is making a visit in Ana
conda. He is ar old ACQUAINTANCE OF Ed
ward m and other Anaconda people
who settled in Ogden in the early los.
The storm period is over which was of
short duration. Yesterdays thunder
storm cleared away the clouds and last
night was as clear as a bell. Higher up
than Anaconda IN arm springs SaliSpA
a light frost fell early this morning, but
it did not last long under a bright sun.
The ranchers have resumed haying which
will be pushed with vigor from now on.
A mothers meeting was held at Dewey
hall this afternoon under the auspices or
the w. C. T. U. The following programme
was rendered.: Opening song, scripture
lesson, Mrs. Triol; prayer, Mrs. Lyman
solo, Mrs. Cattermole: reading, Miss
White; recitation, Miss Jennie Evans;
paper. Mrs. A. NJ. Waller: reading, Mrs.
F. c.. Kinney; solo, Pauline Turner; ad-
dress. Mrs. Marshall; Temperance Dox-
ology.
One of the best trains for the accom-
mediation of the Anaconda people Wnlch
is run in these parts for a long TIME IS
the local B., A. & F. passenger train leaV-
! ing Butte at ITO and arriving in Ana
conda at 8 O'Clock p. m. There are three
i other passenger trains which run out OF
Anaconda for Butte, and each train car
ries a great many Anaconda peopie,
who find the train which returns 10 TINS
city at s O'Clock in the evening just the
proper thing and a train which nils a
long-felt want. Speaking of the 8 o'clock
train last evening, a well-knoWn business
man said, IT'S a favorlte, ana snoulu pe
christened with some appropriate name.
| understand" said he, that Vice-Presl-
dent NJ. S. Dean comes from Virginia,
and it may be vel! to christen TINS tram
the Virginia Express.
One of the .nost enjoyable parties in
the history of the Young Mems Soclal
club. which is Anaconda's swell dancing
!. society, was given last night at the
pavilion at Mountain View Park. More
than go couples were present. They Went
out on a special train at 9 o'clock. The
pavilion was gaily decorated with
national flags and a sea of Japanese Ian
terms. Flags We're profusely placeo
around the elevated band stand, in which
were seated the full Margaret theatel
orchestra, which furnished their best and
latest dance music. The west end of the
pavilion was enclosed by glass windows
while the east end remained open, allow
} ing the sweet music to float out on tle
! fresh breeze which refreshed the many
merry dancers, gayly attired in beautiful
costumes. Never before in Anaconda
were there so many m magnificent white
} and lawn dresses worn by ladies. 1t was
a grand sight, and the beginning of Whad
promises to be a rush for evening parties
at Mountain View Park. The return O.
the club was made at about l o'clock this
morning,