Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

Valentines at Greig's.
row evening.
Days saloon his moved to second
door from the ban
To-day is pay day at the upper works.
converters, refinery, and brick yards, 10.
morrow at the owe works.
argain for the next three days at
the I x l. store, at 222 East Commercial
avenue. February Is we remove to
Butte.
A pleasant farewell surprise party was
rendered MI. and Mrs. Samuel B. Davis.
at their home. No. 514 Spruce street, Sat-
urday evening.
A water right location to 200 inches of
the waters Of McElwain creek near Helm
Vile was filed in the office of the county
clerk and recorder this morning.
Leopold Schmidt, formerly OF Butte.
now doing an extensive brewery business
at Olympia, was in the city SATURDAY, tne
guest Of Frank Foskett.
The weNl-known real estate firm OF
| Smith & Mahoney doing business oppo-
! site the Montana hotel has dissolved
partnership. The cause is unknown.
A declaratory statement of the Imper-
! ial quartz lode carrying iron, gold ana
| silver was filed by P. H. Ed9efsen,. Ma
| thias Peterson and Joseph Sturgeon.
William Phillips and Charles Austin
were arrested in the All Nations saloon
last evening by Night Chief OBrien ana
Officer Stebbins n booked for vagrancy.
The Palace hotel on Cedar street. a
block north Of the city hall, and conduct
ed by Mrs. John Little closed its doors
on Saturday night. 1t may reopen as
a lodging house.
Miss Helen Gleason has announced
the regular examination for teachers GER
tificates will be held in the office Of the
! county superintendent Of schools. Shields
block, Feb. 16 and Il.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to J. H. Vein Of the l x L store,
are requested to call and settle on or
before Wednesday, February IA. After
that date he will remove to Butte.
-Chas. johnson, a member Of the smelter
rope gang, fell a distance of 20 feet on
yesterday and was severely cut aoou'
the head, face and hands. The attend
ing physicians do not think his injuries
are dangerous.
The dog poisoner has made his appear
ance again and valuable CANNES, the
property of several citizens, have already
been laid low. Many Of the dogs already
poisoned are these which never leave
their masters premises therefore it Is
eVlQenL tine IdFtleS C't'iIIlS ueo.HA = ~
dogs are p~remedidated in their work.
The Delta Sigma society Of the High
school nave elected the following new
officers: Pres dent, Larle Doherty; vice.
president, Miss Jennie Teitjen; secretary
Miss Louise Webb; librarian, John No
Ian; sergeant-at-arms, Seth Thompson
color sergeant, Miss Maid Evans: assist.
ant color sergeant, Miss Jessie Grant
Members OF the Anaconda Gun clut
/ celebrated their weekly shoot on yester
! day at their grounds east Of the city. tn
) following scores were made: Event No
; LEWIS, IA; Neil, 9; B. D. Nathan. II
:. j. w. Nathan, 8: Fitzpatrick. s; Reno, 13
!. Event No. 2Lewis, %; NelA 18: r. y
!, Mahan, q: Fitzpatrick, 8; Reno, 18
Event No. 3-Lewis, II: Nell. 20; J. "
Nathan, II: r. l.. Nathan, II; Fitzpatrick
g.; Reno, it.
DR.. j. E. st. Jean OF, Butte spent Sun
day in the city, the guest OF his parent
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludger st. Jean, at 81
!. West Park avenue. DR.. St. Jean o
. Butte and his father are contemplatin!
!, a trip to Cape Nome and will sail from
;. Seattle on the first steamer which leave
y about April 10. Several other Anaconda
: parties win go there early in the sprinl
= but from what can be learned not al
: who wish to go can find accommodation
1 in the first steamers.
The members Of the Iron Moulders
union and "a large number of their friend
enjoyed a pleasant party at Turner ha'
on Saturday night. The following pro
gramme was rendered.: Opening address
: ]. Merz; selection, Moulders' Mandoli
club; duet. Reeves and Smith; recita
tion, Charles Hoff; violin solo, Miss Jen
v ME Morgan: vocal solo, George Marta
3 speciality, E. Nelson; selection. Orpheu
d quartette; recitation, James Sheppard
selection, Moulders' Mandolin club.
social hop closed the festivities Of tn
evening.