Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

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John Cannon from Missoula was q guest
One-third off our ladies' and misses tan
shoes at Strains.
First class counters, shelving and show
cases for sale cheap. c.. A. Tuatle, 80
East Park e
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway
will make a round trip rate of 81 from Ana
conda to Butte and return ON Sundays Ell
fective June "a.
William Clark, q prominent young man
residing in the east end, will depart on
Friday for Seattle, where he will locate
permanently.
A new line Of mems and youths cloth
ing arrived at the l. X. L. Store; popula
prices.
B. ] Fitzpatrick son of Thoma P.
Fitzpatrick, left yesterday for Denver,
Colo. where he has accepted a good po-
s5tGon and will reside permanently.
$1,000 will buy any suit in our store or
the next ten day only, at the Leader.
21S-220 E. Commercial. =.
d. j. O'Donahoe, NJ. T. Pierce. j. c.
Healy and Madame Livermore, buyers
for the several partments of the Con-
per City store, will leave m a few days
for the eastern markets.
About 50 sample corsets at half price.
Strains department store.
Last evening at the residence of
Father Follet, pastor of st. Paul's
church, Mr.. homas A. Love and Miss
Ulrica Tr.sberger We're united -. mar
raage in the presence of a few # their
most intimate friends. They We're at
tended by Harry Bailey and Miss Beat
rice Tr.sberser. a sister of the bride.
The bride is ONE of Anaconda's accom-
p,ished young ladies, a member of the
graduating class of the high school class
of 1000 Hf1 r. ~-- tynO
supper was served at the home of ale
brides mother, Mrs. Anna TrisbeTger, at
315 East Fifth street. The groom is an
atttache of tue auditors office at the B.,
A. & P. railway and an eXcea4ent young
man. They will be at home alter July
% at 519 Locus street.
Opening sale of ladies new fall neckwear
at Strains department store.
Mrs. w. B. Dennis, colored, the widow
of Samuel Snowden, was arrested yes
terday by Deputy United States Marshal
David Meiklejohn on a charge OF de-
frauding the pension bureau. The Of
Tense with which the woman is charged
is that, after her marriage to Dennis,
she continued to draw from the govern
mentt "a pension of $12 a month, which
had been granted to her as the widow OF
Samuel Snowden, who in his lifetime
was a member of Troop L, Tenth United
States cavalry. October 6, 1899, she mar
ried Dennis in this city and has been re-
siding in the e a of SIG East Third
street. Immediately after the arrest the
accused woman had a hearing before
United States Commissioner John w
James, was held to await the action of
the grand jury and in default of $500
bond was taken to Helena, where she
will be confined in the Jail of Lewis and
Clarke county.
Our line of ladies'. children's and mems
shoes at cost for the next 10 days, at The
Leader, 21s-220 East Commercial.
The Inter Mountains contest for a trip
Through the National park was as fol-
lows last evening in regard to the Ana
conda contestants: Miss Julia Turner,
LOO votes; Miss Bertha Vetter, 1,0o5;
Miss Alice Montrose, S37; Miss Jennie
Lingo, 1855; Miss Rosa Falk. 80 and Miss
Pearl Duncan. %. Out Of 900 daily Inter
Mountains circulated in Anaconda each
day tit is estimated that fully one-hal1
as many coupons are saved and will ir
due time be distributed among the sew
erI worthy candidates. A week age
the number of votes added to the lists
We're counted in punches of ~fifties: la.er
! it was 100 at a time. and now 1t Is In
punches of 200 and 300. 1t is also evil
dent THAI each of the candidates rave q
reserve of coupons ready to send i'm All
any time, and are waiting for the fina
vote, which will astonish the natives
Miss Turner was in the Lead last night
Miss Lingo, who held fourt place, ma,
he first today, no one can tell, but 1T 1.
AN interesting contest.
Big line of ladies' belts just received
(samples), at half price, at Strains depart
ment store.