Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

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Jack Egan was arrested last night,
charged with vagrancy. "".m.
Miss O'Connell, from Marysville, is Wis
iting relations in Anaconda.
Ed Cudahy, of Republic, Washington,
is visiting Anaconda friends.
j. B. Losee and wife will return today
from Hunters Hot Springs.
In police court today Ernest Webster and
B.. Mattison, both colored, were each fined
$40 for vagrancy. /. "".*"" II. .""" INV
May Reynolds was a%rraigned, charged
with robbing Alfred Sanders, a tenderfoot
from Philipsburg. "..#
The Rathbone Sisters will have a picnic
at Mountain View Park on the evening
of August 18th.
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway
will make a round trip rate of 81 from Ana
conda to Butte and return On Sundays, e-
fectiv! June "a. .."-
Louis Best, Henry Miller and John
Kohort, Butte, and Anaconda brewers.
were in the city yesterday.
st. Marks Episcopal church. Early cele-
mon at IL; Sunday school at IL 40. Evening
service at s. Alfred Brown, rector.
Jennie Turner Morris. colored, was before
the court and asked for a warrant for the
arrest of her husband. George Morris,
charged with disturbing the peace.
Two prisoners We're received in the county
Jail today. Both were sent up from Deer
Lodge for larceny, one being sentenced to
five months and the other to three months.
L. S. Wilds, ]. T. O'Brien, D. ]. Hen
messy, w. w. Mcdowell, H. E. King
and others were prominent Butteites in
town yesterday.
c.. Gallagher, an employe of the brick
yard, undertook to make a rough house of
the Hyneb boarding house. at COS West Park
avenue. this morning. The police were in
Strllctpu to go ont and bring him in.
Andrew Haslis of the Copper City
Store, who was called to Butte yesterday
on account of the illness of his brother,
did not reach until one-half hours before
he died.
The date of the Grand Lodge K. of p.
of Montana which was to be held in Ana
conda September 18th and 18th, will
probably be changed to September 25th
and 26th. -t-
L. w. Cummings, charged with en-
bezzzlement, was arrested in Butte late
1 last night by Deputy Sheriff Walsh. His
preliminary hearing was set for next
Tuesday before Judge Kennedy.
J. X. Macdonald, a member of the
lower works rope gang, had three fingers
cut and his hand badly lacerated this
morning by being caught in a block and
tackle with which he was working.
A petition was filed yesterday in the
district court by Darwin Butler of Ellis
ton to be appointed administrator of
of the estate of Charles E. Butler, de-
ceased. The estate is valued al 81, 500.
J. H. King. an old man residing on
Spruce street, mi AN employee of the
smelter, was run down and severely in
jured by a man named pullman on a BIZ
cycle. Mr.. King claims the deed was pre-
meditated.
The Anaconda Liquor Dealers elected
officers. yesterday. as follows: President,
j. J, Wegener; vice president. w. J.
Johnson; secretary, P. j.. Dooley; treas
urer, Charles Bertsch; sergeant-at-arms,
j.. Furey: trustees. NJ. Mullroy, P. J.
Sugrue and Thomas Collins.
At the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow, the next to the last Sunday before
conference, the pastor breaches at II a. m.
and s p. m. Morning theme, Heaven, and
What It Will Reveal evening. What Is
the Sabbath For?' Glass meeting at 1O:15:
Sunday school, 1890, and Junior League
at o'clock.
One of the features at Mountain View
Park tomorrow Sunday, will b a street
parade in Anaconda at 1890 a. M, Both
Butte and Anaconda lodges will turn out
in a body and all the members will wear
big straw hats. Good music and dancing
in the pavilion day and night. A splen-
did programme of athlete sports has
been arranged.