Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
LOCAL BRIEFS

]. c. Slavery of Cable was in the city
yesterday.
Judge yelling Napton visited Deer
Lodge today.
j. r. Totman of Missoula is a guest at
the Montana.
Mrs. J.. T. O'Brien, of Butte, is visiting
Anaconda friends.
Sheriff Jack Conley, David Kaufman
and Harry cannon are Butte visitors to-
day.
Robert Marsh of Salt Lake. travelling
agent for the Diamond Coal
is in the city.
G. E. Bell of Helena. the new Deer
Lodge county court house architect, was
in the city yesterday.
The Swedish Baptist Sewing society
met this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Erickson, 42o East Fourth street.
L., B. May and Warren B. May have re-
turned from Kentucky, where they at
tended the funeral of their father.
Browns II Town." a theatrical per-
Torrance. was greeted with a gooo audi
ence at the Margaret theater last even-
ing.
Thomas at his music store. 800 East Com
mercial avenue. Agent for Baunelster
pianos.
Sowing the Wind" an exceptionally
| strong drama, will be the attraction at
| the Margaret on Saturday evening. JAM
! uary 6.
Mrs. Dan Harrington, of Butte, who
has been spending the past ten days with
her sister. Mrs. H. w. Shabel of Cherry
! street. returned nome last night.
j. H. Vein has removed his pawn
broker department from 106 East Com
! mercial avenue to the I \ L store. His
! stock of goods at the latter place is the
most complete in the city.
The w. C. T. U. will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. T. r. Mallory. 40 East
important business will come before the
meeting. All members are urged to be
! present.
The McGiniey-O'Mara saloon on Main
street was purchased on yesterday by j.
r. Walkup and E. J. Corcoran. Ii will be
made one of the principal headquarters
of the Mutual Admiration club.
Matthew Hartz and Miss Marion Hunt,
both of Washington Gulch, We're united
in marriage at the Episcopal church last
Saturday evening. The ceremony was
performed by the rector, Rev. Alfred
Brown.
At 10 o'clock this morning the district
court was adjourned until the same hour
tomorrow on account of there being no
cases set for hearing or trial. Chas. F.
Roe, the official stenographer, is visiting
at Helena, during the time when only eX-
parte matters are being attended to.
st. Mary's Academy resumed yesterday
after the holiday season. Quite a large
huber of students, who a been spend
ing the time with parents and friends in
Anaconda ad Butte, returned in care Of
Sister Gabrielle and Sister May Stella,
who had been guests at St. AIMS hospi-
tai.
Rev. Mr.. Hudtloff. pastor of the Ger.
man Lutheran church, will o~ficiate al
the funeral of Mrs. Jacob scheidegger
which will be held Tomorrow afternoon a,
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. A. r
khlest. at 615 Locust street. Anton
M%arch.on will accompany the remains
east to Fountain City, Wis, for burial.
The members of the West Side Wits
club We're pleasantly entertained las,
night by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Collins, a,
Their home at 422 West Third street. Card:
were played at six tables. The first prize
was won by DR.. H. w. Stephens and tn,
second by Mrs. Chas. Graham. There wa.
also music, dancing n a deliciou.
lunch.
The work Of vaccination is still bsins
carried on with considerable vigor, as {
guard against smallpox. No new case.
nave been reported. however, and thu
board of health are hopeful that but few
more cases will occur, if any. There i:
no guarantee as yet, that the disease ha.
been entirely checked, but the situation
is more encouraging.
Ed Murphy came to his death by hear
failure, s~uperinduced by exposure prio]
TO his arrest. was the verdict of the Jury
% by Coroner Hardenbrook YES.
terday to inquire into the cause of tn,
death of Murphy, who died the evening
previous IN Jail. The jury consisted o.
Z. II. Williams, foreman; j. H. Collins
James T. White, j. T. Cadle, r. p. Cross,
white and w. H. Haynes.
Attorney George A. Maywoo anf
sherllf George Metcalf of Philipsburg
VINO were present at the Johnson habeas
corpus proceedings in the district conr,
yesterday. remained over night and wit,
messed the theatrical performance n
Browns In Town. This had no refer
ence to the Hon. B. F. Brown of Cart.
son, VINO was also in the city. and saw,
ne never saw so much ado before owe,
mis- coming to the city.
Mrs. Jacob ~Scheidegger, mother of Mrs
Anton Marchion and Mrs. A., r. KIeis,
OF this city, died yesterday at the home
OF the latter, of old age, aged 76 wears
Her home has been in Fountain civ
WIS. where her son is living, and wherf
ner husband is buried. Friday afternoon