Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

Standard Drug Co.. 2lo East Park
avenue.
New line Of photo mounts all shades
and sizes. Standard Drug Co.
Republican rally at Margaret theater
next Saturday evening. Don't forget it.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Black nave taken
quarters in the purston building.
Judge NaptoH held court this morn
ing and admitted thirty aliens to citizen
ship.
j. NJ. Kennedy. the senatorial candidate
on the three-tailed ticket, is in Butte
today.
Mrs. S. E. McClees. who has been in
the hospital for some time, is reported
greatly improved.
Wanted two or three furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Address 2os N. Main
street A acunda.
The boiler at the Bryan school is be-
ing repaired in accordance with orders
from the state boiler inspector.
The ladies are especially invited to- at
tend the republican meeting at the Mar
garet theater Saturday night next.
Fire thief Mentrum has fixed up a new
dry room at the fire station. which is
greatly appreciated by the fire laddies.
Seeds, &c, 81, opals, transparents, non
halation. I~sochrbmatic, Cramer, Crown
n Banner plates for sale at the Stand
ard Drug Co.
H. J. Toomey, one of the members of
the third-tailed democratic central COM
mittee is in town today from Deer
Lodge.
Anna NJ. Everson has decided to Ma
tilda Bird, for a consideration of 81. the
south half Of lot s, block 81. Anaconda.
The independent democrats have OPEN
ed their headquarters in the Durston
building. Yesterday afternoon a banner
was hung out designating she place of
rendezvous.
S. Devine of the third-tailed demo-
cratic central COMMITTEES, stated this
morning that headquarters will be open
early next week. The location has not
been definitely decided upon.
St. Pauls Episcopal church will hold
early celebration at 5 a. m. Communion
at II O'Clock. Sunday-school 1880.
Daughters of the King $50. Evening
service $50. Alfred Brown, rector.
The Tiger Juniors and the High School
football teams participated in a lively
anne yesterday afternoon with a score OF
20 to 0 on the grounds above the free
library.
Mrs. j. H. Collins left Thursday for
Spokane to attend the fruit fair there.
after which she will go to Rossland, B..
c., to spend three months, visiting with
her son, who lives at that place.
Louis Coursey, a laborer, will have an
examination this afternoon before a lu-
macy commission. The man has been
'unhalanced' for some time, and will no
doubt be sent to the Warm Springs asy-
luIn.
Peoples party central committee has
decided to move its headquarters from
the hank building. Several members o.
jected to the rooms, it is said, for the
reason that the building is owned by a
corporation. a new pace Will be select
ed today.
G%orton's Ministries held the boards at
the Margaret theater last night. The au-
Gience was small. Some parts of the
performance We're good, but there was
plenty of room for improvement. There
are better minstrel shows touring the
country than Gorton's.
henry tteuHlOnu, WHO was nominated
by the %poDulists who helped to make UP
the three-tailed ticket at Deer Lodge last
Tuesday, announces that he will not
serve. He declares he did not ask for
the nomination, and win not accept it
under any conditions.
A divorce suit was filed in the office of
the clerk of the court today, Robert
Madison being the plaintiff and Nellie
Madison and William Brown, a barber,
correspondent. The couple was married
September 18th last. The plaintiff
charges the defendant as being unfaith-
full. Litigants-. are colored people. F.
Duffy is attorney for the plaintiff.
Nick Woodnassy was sentenced TO two
years in the penitentiary at Deer Lodge
by Judge Napton this morning. He plead
guilty to the charge of burglary in the
second degree. Woodnassy is one of the
parties who broke in q plate glass win
dow in the Copper Clay store last week
! and got away with several suits of cloth
ing, some o; which he was wearing when
captured by the police near the new
smelters. He will probably be taken to
the penitentiary next Monday.