Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

The L. c. B. A. meets tonight.
Easter Parasols at McRae's.
G.. w. Collins was a Butte visitor to-
day.
Easter Kid Gloves at McRae's. "
Judge j. NJ. Kennedy spent to-day in
Butte.
Battenburg and Point Lace materials
at McRae's.
Rev. G. r. barrow of Butte, will occu-
Ply the pulpit in the Baptist church on
Easter Sunday.
Children's White Dresses, Hose and
Slippers at McRae's. .
Brown at the rectory this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Eastern ~corn-fed beet, the best in the
market. at the Independent market, 209
East Commercial avenue.
In Darkest Russia was the attraction
at the Margaret theater last night. A
fair audience was present.
A carload of wall paper Of the latest
designs just received at Conley, Clag'le
& Collins, 500 East Park avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church met with Mrs. James Nc
Gregor this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
If YOU go with the crowd it will AXE
Q to McRae's. The only exclusive
Ladies House west of St. Paul.
Green grass has at last made it's APP
peara1ce on the mountain sides for the
first time this season..
Deputy Sheriff Robinson came up from
Deer Lodge last evening with two va
grants under commitment to the county
Jail.
The funeral of Lena May Shannan
takes place tomorrow at 2 p M, from the
family residence, 40 West Third street at
2 p. IN.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church met this afternoon at 2:D O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Mclean, 72O East
Fifth street.
The members of the Catholic Order of
Foresters, will receive holy communion
in a body at st. Paul's Catholic church
on Sunday, April %.
Miss Agnes O'Boyle is enjoying Il visit
from her father. George O'Boyle, from
Pittston, Pa, who arrived in the city on
yesterday.
Joe Trummaye went to sleep on baker
S~chroeder's door step and was run in.
Joe Burri h runs the All Nations
cleaned out his place with a mop, but did
not use it one the floor, was also arrested.
AT st. Peters Catholic church this eyen-
ing Very Rev. Father Marsile, G.. S. ",
president of st. Viator's college of Iui-
nols, Will preach a sermon on The Most
Blessed Sacrament of the Holy Euchar-
list"
The machinists and moulders of the A.
Z. M. Co. foundry, it is said are scheduled
to play a game of base ball at Anaconda.
Lake Park on Easter Sunday. That it
Will be a game worth witnessing goes
without saying.
Henry McElroy, colored, disturbed the
peace of East Third avenue by striving
to lick another colored man. He was
arrested on complaint of ex-Alderman
John B~arkovich, was arraigned before
Judge Kennedy in the police court yester-
day, pleaded guilty, was fined $40.
Among the offenders who will come
before Judge Kennedy to-day are Har-
ry Cooper and Albert Clay. Cooper is
Just out of the county Jail, where he
served a 6O-day term for vagrancy Both
served a 60-day term for vagrancy, both
We're drunk.
Anaconda must have a new brand of
whisky that is noisy stuff from the
number of quarrelsome, sloppy and
sleepy DRINKS seen on the streets since
the April pay days begun. Black eyes
and disfgured faces are common and the
drug clerks are doing a good night BUSH
ness in the sale of leeches, etc. The po-
lice magistrate is now doing a good BUSH
ness and unless present signs fail the city
will soon furnish Sheriff Conley with sew
eral new boarders among them are many
who have been there before. The disturb
ances have become so popular Of late,
that they are becoming family affairs as
it We're. Children are compelled by their
parents and allowed by the police, to rush
the can and in the end the neighbors, and
sometimes the police have to be called in
to silence hostilities that arise. Last
night Dave and Dan Loughlin, brothers,
were up before Judge Kennedy charged
with disturbance. Dan was discharged
and Dawes sentence suspended.