Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

T. BRIEFS
A chance with any soc purchase-$100
cash prizes. =
John Cannon from Missoula was a guest
IN the city yesterday.
The best shoes in the city can be
bought of the l. X. L.. Store. Park ave-
nue. S--
Dan WEIGH of Deer Lodge was a visitor
IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Birdsell visited in
Butte today for the first time.
J. J. Grant. from Butte, was a business
visitor In the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Conley and Miss Anna Nor
oney spent the day in Butte.
James Gartlin, en- route to Ireland, was
among the departures last night.
! Hot days, dust and wind is not a pleas
ant feature in Anaconda nowadays.
NJ. J.. Kraker. who is in Chicago, is ex-
pected back the latter part Of the week.
Justice Of the Peace NJ. D.. Phatner and
Joe Rickerts from Elliston are in the city.
May Taylor, adjudged insane, was taken
ficers.
NJ. F. Carraro, a Mexican, stole a. bottle
OF Whiskey and will linger 30 days in the
county Jail.
John McRae from Calumet and l.. D.
MacRae from Woodville, Mont, aue at
the Montana.
Mrs. NJ. J. Fitzpatrick will leave today
on a visit with relatives at St. Anthony
Falls, Idaho.
F. E. Sargent, formerly a resident of
Anaconda, now of New York. visited in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. O'Rourke, residing on West Fourth
street, accompanied by her sons, went to
Mlssoula today on a visit with friends.
NJ. B. Greenwood has gone east to &C
company his family home, who have been
spending the summer at La Crosse, Wis.
Oscar J. Craig, president of the Univer-
sity of Montana at Missoula, arrived in the
city last night and is stopping at the Mon
tana.
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway
will make a round trip rate of 81 from Ana
conda to Butte and return on Sundays. eff
fective June "a.
DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Stephens and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham and
family picnicked at Columbia gardens
today.
Wanted at once two reliable boys who
own thei rown saddle horses to deliver
Inter Mountains. Inquire at the Ana
conda Inter Mountain office.
DIR. Oliver Lesser has departde for
Hamilton, Canada, and other points
across the line where he will spend his
SuIIlIlleI Na-dtlOu.
A new line of mems and youths cloth
ing arrived at the I. x. l.. Store; popular
prices.
$1,000 will buy any suit in our store or
the next ten days only, at the Leader,
21S-220 E.. Commercial. -.
William Scallon, j. Benton Leggat and
Miss Ruth Leggat OF Butte and Mrs. J. I.
Carlton and Miss H. A. Dean of st. Louis
are guests in Anaconda today.
A party composed Of J: H: .Hilard, R. 4.
W. Porter of Minneapolis and j. T. Conley
of st. Paul are guests at the Montana.
The condition of 'McNamara." the only
smallpox patient at the pest house, is said
to be as good as could be expected. He
says no one envies. .
The Francis Murphy lecture at A. Q. H.
hall attracted a very large audience last
night and a large number also took the
pledge. The lectures will continue for the
remainder of the week and will close with
a grand rally Sunday evening.
James Brennan who shot at John Nc
Greavy on Saturday night, was bound over
bonds. He could not furnish bonds and
went to jail. Mike Harrington, his accom-
plice, will have a hearing Friday afternoon
at 1:D o'clock.
not going into the newspaper business
with Gerald Sullivan and B. N. Kennedy.
The story is ridiculous and silly. I'm busy
minding my own business, and l wish
other people would not be so wiling to
help me do it,
Assistant County Attorney j. T. Casey,
Who is on his brida tour in the East, and
also learned a lesson from the demo
cratic nat.o-al convention at Kansas
City as to the situation in Montana,
writes his law partner, Mr.. Duffy, that
he is now in Chicago.
The Francis Murphy temperance meet
ings at A. 0. H. hail drew a large auCi-
ence again last night. The meeting was
opened with a gospel hymn after which
Christian church and Rev. E.. G. Cat
termole, pastor of the M. E.. church,
made a few remarks. Mr.. Murphy's ad-
dress was along moral suasion lines.
May Taylor, who was brought in from
Elliston on Monday, charged with insanity,
was examined Yesterday before a coinml e
sion composed d OF o prs: ;s ); M, fo s1gh th ana w. -.
mans mind unbalanced and ordered her
committed to the insane asylum at Warm
Springs.
Mr.. Timothy Sullivan and Miss Ella
Ryan, both of Aaconda, We're united In
marriage at St. Pauls church this morn
ing. Father Coopman of1ciated. They were
attended by James Grasey and Miss Msad bee
breakfast was served at the home of Mrs.
Dan McGraw, an aunt of the bride. They
left for Helena this afternoon on a wedding
tour.
Colfax lodge No. 20 has installed the fol-
owing officers: Noble grand, A. w. Hoag-
land; vice grand, ]. p. Thomas; recording
secretary. J. +. Forrest; financial secre-
tary, F. E. Taylor; right support noble
grand, w. H. Clague; left support noble
grand, Gus Fisher; right support vice
grand, r. r. Templeton; warden. J. W.
James; inside guard, William Dennis; out
side guard. John Hoeft.
Will Locke, head organizer for the Wood
men of the World in Montana, will cave
in a few days for Denver Colo, on a visit
at the head camp. He will be accompanied