Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-20
LOCAL BRIEFS
E. r. Lyman visited Butte today.

Misses Margaret n HATTIE DAILY WIS.,
tied Butte friends today.
The 1 X L clothing store is now located
at 81 East Park avenue.
j. F. Stage vent over to Butte yester-
day on business and politics combined.
Turkish. electric ana indicated baths
at 210A East Park. Popular prices.
For Sale-Three-room furnished house.
$125. James Duane, 3111a East CONNER
cial avenue.
United States District Attorney w. b.
Rogers of Montana was in the city today
between trains. M
Robert Morrill, of Northport, Wash.
formerly of Anaconda, is paying a visit
to his old friends.
Miss Anna Harrington of Butte is the
| guest of her aunts, Miss Margaret ONeil
and Mrs. Fl. w. Shabel.
David Brown. Jr..- of st. Paul, travelling
passenger agent for the Grand Trunk
railway, was in the city yesterday.
| A white frost. the heaviest of the sea-
son. fell last night, causing the thermom-
eter to drop down several degrees.
Miss Margaret Golden. sister of Mrs.
r. F. Dollar and j. H. Golden, went to
Helena today on a visit with a sister n
resides there.
w. NJ. Twohy, who returned from
| Washington a few days ago. is a famil-
lar figure in the Copper City again and
makes frequent trips to Butte.
Mrs. Joe Murphy and children, resid-
ing at 211 East Front street. departed
for Chicago Sunday evening, where she
Will remain during the summer months.
The registration office at the city hall
will close today at 10 o'clock for the hast
time. Persons who have not registered
yet ard expect to vote should register
their names this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Triol of Butte spent
Sunday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
O. Triol, G15 Locust street. Mr.. Triol
returned yesterday. Mrs. Triol and son
returned this afternoon.
Frank r. Anderson. a brother of the
late A. n. Anderson who died March IA,
and whose remains nav been since then
at Tuttle's undertaking parlors, arrived
in the city last night from Great Falls.
The funeral will he held tomorrow.
w. G. Ronald of Seattle, grand lecturer
and organizer of the Endowment Rank X.
of p, has arrived in the city and is meet
ing the members of the order. On We'd
nesday evening he will address all the
knights of this community.
At a meeting of the high school foot
ball team held last might Will Berner
was elected captain, Fl. Showers man
ager and A. Anderson secretary. Prac-
tice will begin tomorrow evening. Games
with the university team at Missoula and
the high school teams at Butte. BOZeman
and Helena will be secured If possible.
The funeral of the late Thomas Ford
was held from st. Paul's Catholic church
yesterday afternoon and was largely at
tended by friends and acquaintance.
The pallbearers were John Caplice and
Captain Brannigan of Butte, Morgan
Evans, John Thomas. William Edwards
and Daniel Dwyer of Anaconda. Inter-
ment was made in Calvary cemetery.
This evening Madame Sofia Sca1chi and
her concert company will be heard at
the Margaret theater. In addition to the
great contralto the company includes
Sig. de PasGuali, tenor, an artist OF
great ability in operate roles: Sig. Fran
cesohetti, one of the great baritones OF
the day; Sig. 10 Verdi of Italy, the pian-
list and musical conductor, and Madame
Pasquali, the great priina donna So
prano.
The total registration was LAB names
and many new ones are being added. This
afternoon and evening will see,a large list
added. for the reason it is the last time
on which to register and the persons WhC
have been slow to avail themselves of the
privilege are now coming onward II
droyes. The registration today will be
by far the largest of any day during the
allotted time for registration. which was
ten days. ending tonight at 10 o'clock.
Pat Murray. aged 40 years. a residen1
of Anaconda, died at Gregson Springs las
night from humps. He resided at the
Merrimac House on East Front street
which was destroyed by fire Monday
morning INC all his effects We're burned
Therefore the residence of his relatives Il
unknown. 1t is claimed he has a divorced
wife residing in the city. His remain!
were brought to Anaconda and are a
Ehret's undertaking parlors, awaiting or
ders of his relatives.
Phil Daniels, general agent for thu
Burlington Route in Anaconda and Butte
accompanied by Mrs. Daniels and child
rem returned yesterday afternoon from {
months trip in the east. They visited tn
Atlantic coast in the New England states
New York, Washington, d. c.. and othe,
points of interest. They witnessed a gen
ulne eastern BLIZZARD and sang the praise!
of Montana's climate to the fasteners
Mr.. Daniels visited the principal officer o
the road with which he is a prominent fig
ure, but is non-committal over the Bur
Hngton extension in which so many il
this section is interested.