Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-17
LOCAL BRIEFS

Lodging hous for sale 81 f. Park.
Charles Swartz of st. Paul. Northern
Pacific tax agent, is in the city.
Turkish. electric and medicated baths
at 210lh East Park. Popular prices.
Miss May Fairfield and Miss Leona
Austin of Butte spent Sunday in this
city.
County Surveyor W. E. Pineger is en-
gagged amin ranch lines at Statan to-
day.
An excursion to Mountain View park
will be one of the pleasures of the near
future.
A sewer on Locust street. to tap the b.,
A. 4 p. depot, is now under course of
construction.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to John j. O'Brien of Whitehall and
| Viola Sharpe.
A marriage license was issued to-day to
Frank j. Keenan, and Maggie Lowrev
both of Anaconda.
Miss Mabel Stephens of Butte was the
guest of Miss Kate Moore on East Fourth
street over Sunday.
Miss Kate Russell, formerly of this
city, now residing at Butte, spent Easter
with Anaconda friends.
Eastern corn-fed beef, the best in the
market, at the Independent market. 209
East Commercial venue
The success of the Montana baseball
league is still in doubt, but Anaconda
is not lacking to do it's part.
A carload of wall paper of the latest
designs just received at Conley, Clag,le
e. Collins, 800 East Park avenue.
Miss May Sh%aughnessy of Butte came
down last evening to attend the Cad
hall and is visiting her MANY friends.
Mrs. w. j. Evans and daughters, Jean
and Helen, have arrived from Great
Falls and Joined Mr.. Evans at the Mon
tana.
Mrs. D. J. Sullivan. of Marysville. who
has been visiting Anaconda relatives for
the past two weeks returned home this
morning.
j. NJ. JamisOn and others left for the
mountains west of Anaconda this morn
ing, and will spend the pros
pecting.
p. Best, general manager of the Ana
conda Brewing company, came over from
Butte yesterday and spent the day in
the city on business.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles at their
meeting in Standar hall asst evening.
elected Frank A. Daley president, vice
John r. Walkup, resigned.
Mrs, NJ. Gillespie n daughter Lorena
OF Mlssoula. who have been visiting An
aconda friends, went over to Butte yes
terday and will visit tire ten days.
The formal opening of the new Deer
Lodge county court house, will be held
May LIST. Speeches, music, ETC., will be
the principal features OF the OCCASION.
III. NJ. Patterson, supervising architect
of the new court house, was over from
Butte Yesterday making his inal settle
ment with the county commissioners.
Pat Claven, a prominent citizen of
Bearmouth, was in the city yesterday WIS.,
iting friends. He is on his way to Kan.
sas, where he will visit at his old home.
The county commissioners will CON-
plete a two days session to-day. During
the morning they allowed bills on the
poor funds, contingent fund a~ggregating
$500.
Letters from Mrs. George Rarich. who
spent the winter in California. say she
VIII reach Anaconda next Saturday or
sunday. She is considerably improved
in health.
Anaconda promises to be fully half de-
populated on April &c, the date set for
the l. .. O.. F. excursion to Butte, which
VIII be the e~ighty-first anniversary of
the order.
Attorney J. NJ. Simpson of Deer Lodge
"PSHe ySoteiudy III tHe Guy, as ana AttOr-
ney Edward Scharnikow of the same
place. who was on the same business. at
tending to law cases before the district
court.
Miss Mary A. Mclaughlin, PRINCIPAL
of the Bryan school, will commence
teaching a term at the Willow Glen dis
trlct next Monday. She will continue to
reside in this city, making the trip in
the country each day.
Thomas Gavin and wife and three chill
dren, Mrs. P. Kelly and daughter Mary
of Carroll; Lou Coleman, George s. Mil
Ter. j. n. Duffy and two daughters. and
Mr.. OLAeary were among the Anaconda
visitors at Deer Lodge on Sunday.
The first after Easter card party was
given by the Daughters of Erin at A. @.
n. nall last night and was largely attend
ed Notwithstanding Anaconda seemed to
De dancing crazy on account of the Lent
en- season just ended. Cards We're Llay-
ed at 25 tables.
Mrs. c. M. Sawyer received. the sad
news yesterday of the death of her
nephew, Earl Dickey, in MINNEAPOLIS the
night before. Mr.. Dickey was i'll upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer's recent trip east
and tried to persuade them to remain
longer. which they could not do, on ac-
count or Mr.. SaWyer's business, which
called him home sooner h he de-
sired.
La Rome 3-clasp French Kid Gloves.
worth $500, selling at $1.25. McRae's. :
THE CADET BALL.