Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

Cut prices at the I. x. L. stores re-
mOval sale.
Miss Nora Mccormick Of Missoula Is
a guest in the city.
On March Is, we move to 81 East Park
I. X. l.. Clothing store.
Business at III city hall and court
house is exceedingly quiet today.
James Shields, who has been absent all
winter in Mexico, returned yesterday.
Turkish. electric and medicated baths
at 210ls East Park. Popular prices.
d. D, Twohy was a passenger to the
northern part of the state this morn
ing. -
Although it is Lent, wedding bells WI!
! ring in the Copper City before the end OK
the week.
Deputy United States Marshal NJ. H.
| Wall was the guest of his brother FRANK
| Wall over Sunday.
Neal Tolan, a patient at st. AIMS hos
pital. went insane on Saturday from TIE
| effects of strong drink.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.. Bielenberg of Deer
Lodge were the guests of Mr.. n Mrs.
D. D. Walker over Sunday.
Deed-Estat of A. H. Mitchell to
| Phoebe A. Shaubet, lots II, Is. 10 and 20,
! OF block 10, Deer Lodge, for $1,000.
Cardinal & Johnson, dairymen. are
| now shipping milk and cream from Ana
| conda to Butte. The shipments are sent
by express on the early morning trains.
An adjourned meeting of the city coun-
Gil viii be held this evening for the pur-
pose of selecting the polling places ana
also the judges for the coming city cleo
ton.
Registration at the city hall was very
slow this morning, only &c names being
added to the register the first two hours
the office was open. 1t II a. m. % names
were registered.
The father of Howard NJ. Huff. alias
William Downey. the Anaconda painter
who died a few days age in the county
Jail, has been located at st. Croix Falls,
Wis.
Harness.. saddles and wagons for sale
| at cost prices for the next fifteen days.
! AL persons indebted to me are REQUEST
| ed TO call and settle before March 10Th.
IC. O. Hudon. 215 East Park avenue.
General Manager G. H. Hyams of the
Amalgamated Copper company arrived
in the city on Saturday. and with local
officials Mr.. klepetko, Mr.. Evans and
others visited the Washoe smelter site
east of the city.
County Assessor George Miller was the
/ SoCOIu COuIlly OIllCCL W W AN
court house. He move today. Tomor-
row he will be settled down to solid bust
ness in the matter of making the annual
assessments.
Rev. Cyr Pauwelyn went over to Butte
today to meet Rev. Victor Van den
Brock of Dillon on his return from the
coast. The latter accompanied Father
Day, acting bishop, to California, who
was taken to a more congenial cline on
account of i'll health.
Beginning March Is and excepting Sat
urday evenings and the two III
monthly pay-days and the two succeed
ing days, the undersigned will close their
real estate and insurance offices at 8 p.
m. Anaconda Real Estate n Insur-
ance Agency, F. w. Peckover, George P.
Welcome. r. De B. Smith.
James Bannay Of Bridgeport, Conn,
writes to City Clerk Joe Peters asking
for the Whereabouts of his son, Edward
Bannay, whom he last heard from at An
aconda on January Z, 1899. At that time
the young man advised his father that
he was engaged in mining with a Russian
in this section OF the country. The old
gentleman is anxious to hear some tidings
Of his son.
At the inquest held before Coroner A
Hardenbrook on the body of Michael p
Mccarthy at Tuttle's undertaking par
lors Saturday afternoon, the jury found
that the deceased cane to his death from
an injury received to his spine while
cleaning a calcine furnace, and hat the
accident was unavoidable. The mem.
bers of the jury were Henry Raymond
Dan Dwyer, J. P. Thomas, A. Walker, C
w. Haynes and E. w. Faunt. The funera
was held from st. Pauls church on Sun
day afternoon.