Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-07
LOCAL BRIEFS

Children's Hosiery sale 10c. McRae. =
DR.. f. Gattan, formerly of Butte, now
Of Anaconda, was a guest in the city last
night.
Children's aprons S5c. and up to $500.
McRae.
Swedish Baptist services tomorrow Will
be at II a. m. and 5 p. m. Rev. ]. S. Ce-
derberg pastor.
Children's shirt waists and skirts.
McRae.
The weather has sprng a leak. and
! snow from the west is falling today.
A carload of wall paper of the latest
designs just received at Conley. Clague
& Collins, 300 East Park avenue.
Judge Theodore Brantley came in from
Helena last night and is at the Mon
. tana.
Ladies' silk waists $3.75 and up to s27. so
McRae.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday. and the day
will be fttingly observed by the distribu-
, ton of blessed palms at the morning
services at each of the Catholic churches.
Boys white and colored shirts, collars
and cuffs. McRae.
Mrs. C. A. Straight received a telephone
message this morning from Portland,
Oregon. saying her mother was dying.
She left at once accompanied by Mrs. j.
H. Duffy. -
Ladies' Numbered waists all new SOC.
and up to $S.15. McRae.
John T. Twohy. who conducts a steam
wood saw. was severely cut about the
left hand yesterday while operating the
machine. He was taken to st. AIMS
hospital. Although his injuries are bad
he will lose no part of his hand or
fingers.
Services at the Presbyterian church at
II a. m. and s p. m. The subject for the
morning sermon will be Mans Relation
to Cod" evening theme, THE Spirit VS..
the Flesh" Music under the direction
of Miss Macdougal. Rev. +. B. Cleland
pastor.
At Deer Lodge there is one ticket in
the field for school trustees to be voted
on at today's election. 1t is as follows:
Conrad Kohrs and N. ]. Belenberg, three
year term; H.. B. Davis, two-year term;
J. Il. Van Gundy and Fl. A. Smurr, one
| year term.
Right Rev. L.. r. Brewer. Episcopal
bishop of Montana, will arrive in Ana
conda Thursday evening next and on
the following day, Good Friday, will de-
liver a sermon at st. Marks church. In
the evening the distinguished visitor will
administer the right of confirmation.
Mrs. j. S. Cederberg. wife CT Rev.
Cederberg, was pleasantly surprised at
her home at All East Fourth street last
evening. Several of the ladies of he
church dropped in and pre-
scented the pastors wife with a neat
purse of money as a token of their esteem
and her labors in their behalf. The
guests were served with a lunch, and en-
joyed a pleasant evening.
David Marler has sold his homestead.
located on the plateau or hills east Of
the Washoe smelter site. for the sum
OF S4, 900. Marler was an Anaconda gam
bier who had an eye to business. When
the Davidson ranch. east of town, was
purchased by the company, he settled
upon 100 acres of land among the hills
above the ranch. The land consists of
al unwatered waste of rolling hills. but
wanted it and Marler got a bargain
for it.
Frank Murray, whose wife is a prisoner
at the county Jail charged with infanti-
eide, came in last night from dab He
had an interview with his wife today in
secrecy with results unknown. as both OF
them are reticent. Their three children
are still at the county Jail with their
mother. but it is understood Mr.. Murray
will make some arrangements for them
at the home of friends until Mrs. Murray
is given a preliminary hearing at the trial
as soon as she is able to stand the ordeal.
Services will be held in the Methodist
church tomOrfow as follows: Sermons
at ii a. M. n 1880 p. m. by the pastor.
! Edward G. C~attermole; subjects, THE