Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

callum d Cloutier.
TIL latest assortment of fireworks at the
Anaconda Cash Bazaar.
Turkish. electric and medicated baths
at 2lO1h East Park. Popular prices.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
OF Anaconda.
Ritter's large bottles tomato catsup,
regular price Zoe, now 15c. MacCallum &
Cloutier.
Deed-Anacenda Copper Mining company
to Frank p. Fagen, lot 4, block G. of the
Eastern addition, for $500.
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway
VIII make a round trip rate of 81 from Ana
conda to Butte and return or Sundays, eff
fect1ve June "a.
For Thursday only, the Anaconda Cash
Bazaar will sell all glassware marked Is
cents at 10 cents, and all marked 20 cents
at Is cents.
For Sale. Cheap-On account of removal
from the city on account of illness, a COM
plete dray line. Inquire or address 621
Cedar street.
The Deer Lodge Trades and Labor coun-
ell has arranged for a lecture to be given
in Anaconda some time in July by George
H.. Maxwell OF Chicago, who will speak on
irrigation.
Women of Woodcraft will entertain
the Woodmen of the World and their
friends free at A. 0. H. hall June q. AL
lie Sloan, clerk.
Mrs. ]. E. Mcdonnell departed for Salt
Lake this afternoon, where she Will spend
a month or more recuperating at the pleas
ure resorts of that section.
Joe D.. Hooghe, night nurse at st. AIMS
hospital, while out bicycle riding yesterday
afternoon, fell from his wheel and received
injuries that it was at first thought would
have & fatal termination.
Pat Gardner and others are circulating a
petition, which will be presented to the
board of county commissioners, praying
| Upper Warm Springs creek to accommo
date a large number of miners in that Sec
ton.
Judge yelling Napton, who is holding
July Z, upon which date he will have
cleared the calendar of all cases ready for
trial. Mrs. Napton Is also at Phlllpsburg
paying a visit to her sister. Mrs. Lon H.
Hoss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hemerick of Seattle,
who have been touring the east for the
past six months, stopped off in Anaconda
liam Clark, who is an uncle of the lady.
Mr.. Hemrick is the owner of a brewery in
Seattle, and says he saw no place like his
/, home town.
T. w. Hayes, an employee of the Ana
conda Copper Mining company foundry, re-
siding at No. 1913 West Third street, sus-
tanned a broken finger while at work this
caught in the cog wheels of the machinery
where he was at work. The finger was
also badly lacerated. His injuries were at
tended to at the hospital, after which he
went home.
Master James Moran, the drumme boy
of the Ursuline academy, beating two-four
time, led a march of merry picnickers from
st. Peters parish to the depot this morn
ing, where they took a special train for
Mountain View park. The gathering was
composed of men, women and children, and
the latter run up into the hundreds. Father
Coopman, the pastor, assisted by Father
Cassidy of Butte, had charge of the picnic
and promised the young folks the best time
they ever had. There will be games of all
kinds, music and good things to eat and
drink. The weather is ideal and the sue
cess of the picnic assured.
The last summer excursion rates to the
east over the rans-continental lines will
be in effect next Saturday and Sunday,
when another large exodus of people from
Anaconda is expected to leave for a short
time ON pleasure. The principal excursion
will be to Kansas City, the attraction there
being the national democratic convention.
Anaconda will furnish one delegate in the
person of J. r. Toole. Several others from
this city will also go, but not as delegates.
The fare via Salt Lake and Denver, or via
Billings and the Burlington route is $40
for the round trip. Another excursion will
on the same dates-June 80 and July run
to st. Paul, and the rate will also be SAC
for the round trip, or $45. Is to Kansas City.
On July 3 the Oregon Short Line will run
an excursion to Salt Lake with a fare OF
SIS for the round trip, which promises to be
we'll attended,