Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-08
LOCAL BRIEFS

Col. Tom McTague Of Deer Lodge is at
the Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Greenwood are
Butte visitors to-day.
Days saloon has moved to second
door from the bank.
L. j. Baker is ill at his home at 7O4
Locust street, with a severe cold.
Geo. w. Reynolds of the Montana hotel
returned Sunday afternoon from a busi-
ness trip to Chicago.
Mickey Lynch, B., A. & P. railway
depot baggage master, has returned from
a visit at st Paul.
! De2d-Emil Hansen to N. j. Bielen-
berg one-half interest in the Red Cloud
quartz lode at zosel FOR 81.
Mrs. Edward McGovern has returned
from st. Paul where she spent the holi-
days visiting relatives n friends.
Deer Lodge Trades and Labor coun-
Gil will meet in Matte hall this evening
for : the annual election Of officers.
Pay days: Wednesday,, Jan. 10-Upper
works, ~convertars, refinery, brick depart
ment. Thursday, Jan. 11-Lower works.
Herman Lembke left last evening for
Butte from whence he will proceed west
ward and expects to be absent a year or
mora.
JOSSpl " ulI 10 N. u. b~1elonDor2
e. 12; $. w. "a; e u of the n. w. "A and the
$. W. a Of the n. W. n sec. %, township
I n. r. 10 west for 81 100.
H. A. Smurr and Mrs. A. D. Peck. of
Deer Lodge, brother and sister of Mr..
Smurr, came in last night to attend the
funeral of Paul Smurr.
Deed-Hans J.. Golde to Joseph Muir,
the e. Y; S. W. n; e. " of the n. w. u
and the S. w. Il of the n. w. Il sec. %
township I, n. r. 10 west for 81, 100.
Mother Amadeus, mother general of the
Ursuilne nuns in Montana, whose head
quarters are at Mount Angela, st. Peters.
Mont. has arrived in the city on "a visit
with the sisters of the order. She will
remain several lays.
Paul, the 5-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Smurr, residing at SIT Cherry
street. died last evening at 5 o'clock from
scarlet fever. The boy was taken i'll
n the house q%uarantined early last
week. A private funeral was held to-
day at 3 O'Clock p. m.
The public schools resumed today after
a two weeks holiday vacation. The at.
tendance at each building is reported as
large as at the close of school on the
Friday before Christmas. School resum-
ed at the Ursuline academy on Jan. 8,
after a n weeks vacation between
Christmas and New Years.
1cOI6t MelCdlI Oh GranlLe cOune
ty. accompanied Mrs. Metcalf as far as
this city yesterday on her way to Idaho.
where she goes to visit friends. They
came over the range by stage and report
considerable snow on the divide. and mud
in the valleys. Mr.. Metcalf returned
home to-day.
Anaconda Typographical Union No. 255,
elected officers yesterday as follows:
President, w. G. Van Eman; .~vice-presi-
dent, p. J. Edgcombe; financial secretary,
r. +. Wheeler; recording secretary, C. B.
Shryock; treasurer, Otto Jeck; sergeant
alarms. Dan Dunn; executive commit
tee, F.. r.. OttOrsan, H. A. Denny, Carry
Nugent, J. B. Jacobs and J. r. Murphy.
delegates to Deer Lodge Trades Assem-
bly, S. G. GOsnell, Dan Dunn and F. E..
Wheeler.
Juanita Council No. 8, Degree of Poca-
hontas have installed the following off,
GERS: PrOphetress. Mrs. w. ]. Larson:
P~ocahontas, Mrs. M. w. Wagner: We.
nonah, Mrs. E. ]. McGivern: Powhattan.
James Burke; keeper of records, James
Shepherd: keeper Of w. !.
Larson; guard Of tepee, L. p. Layalle.
guard of forest, ]. B.. Ramon; first rum
ner, Mrs. r. Burg; second runner, Miss
Annie Fisher; first warrior. H. w. Har-
lty; second warrior, James H. Thompson:
third warrior. James Ness: fourth war;
rior. William Riddle, first scout, Mrs.
Rosa kell; second scout, Mrs. Edna Hill
ger: first councillor, Mrs. Scullon: second
councillor, Mrs. j. Lutz.
i Special praye services will be held
In the lecture room of the Presbyterian
church every night this week, each SER