Daily inter mountain., 1900-03-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

LOCAL BRIEFS
The city council meets tonight.
J. e. Totman Of Missoula Is at the
Montana.
H. N. Black was a business visitor to
Butte today.
Turkish, electric and medicated baths
at 21O1a East Park. Popular prices.
George Cannon returned Yesterday
after a three weeks visit at his former
home in St. Paul.
,Born-In Anaconda, March 2, a daugh-
ter, to the wife of p F. Layton, at 722
West Park avenue.
Miss Lizzie Mcfarland Of Butte, who
has been visiting the Misses McCafery,
has returned home.
Tom Sullivan. one of the leading under-
takers OF Butte, visited his old friends in
Anaconda yesterday.
The illfant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ney Smith died Of scarlet fever yester-
day at 504 Cedar street.
employee of the foundry, died at st. Annis
hospital yesterday of pneumonia.
A feature of the commencement exer-
cises of the Anaconda high school this
year will be a chorus of 25 voices, now
being trained by Miss MacDougal.
By the explosion of a pot of molten
metal yesterday afternoon, John McDon-
aid, an employe at the converters, was
Rev. Frank Minnck, the new pastor Of
the Christian church, delivered his first
sermon to his congregation in the church.
Sixth and Oak streets, yesterday MORN
ing.
A meeting of the Anaconda retail
clerks will be held at Dewey hall this
evening at $3.50 o'clock Lady and gen.
tlemen clerks are requested to be pres
ent.
Pay-days-Wednesda March T. elec-
trical department.: Monday, March II,
upper works. converters. refinery and
brickyard; Tuesday, March 1s, lower
works.
Street Commissioner Shovlin, with a
force of men, are cleaning the cutters
on the business streets from snow and
dee. in anticipation of chinook or heavy
spring thaw.
DIR. Sarah J. Leahy, who went to Chi
cago a few months ago, will return to
Anaconda the latter part of March and
resume the practice of medicine at 314
East Park avenue.
Harness, saddles and wagons for sale
at cost prices for the next fifteen days.
All persons indebted to me are request
ed to call and settle before March goth
c. o. Hudon. 215 East Park avenue.
The Degree of Honor, which recently
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beautiful music for the first time on
Saturday evening in Friendship hall, at
which time several members were ini-
! tiated.
| The funeral of Carl Johnson took place
yesterday at p. m. from Edgren's resi-
dence, No. 419 East Third street. The
Scandinavian choir. of which deceased
was leading member, had charge of the
funeral.
Hazel Sandiford, aged 4 years, is i'll at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed San6iford, at COS Cedar street, with
scarlet fever. Mr.. SandifOrd is not al
home, having left for Republic, Wash.
a few days ago.
Fred Achilles, formerly stenographel
in the office of Superintendent A. J. Nc
Gable of the B., A. & P. railway who has
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his old duties again after two years
absence.
j. P. Thomas, instead of ]. w Thomas
has the honor of being a member of the
executive board of the Anaconda Repalb
lican club. organized on Friday evening
The membership lists, which are open fol
new members, are now being signed by
a large number of republicans and many
democrats, who have brokers their bonds
with that party.
Marcus Talbot the genial agent of thu
B., A. & p. railway, accompanied b,
Mrs. Talbot and little son, depart tomor
row for a 30-days' jaunt ON the Pacifi,
coast. Mr.. Talbot has nothing but word
of sympathy for his friend, Phil Daniels
representative of the Burlington route
who is now in the east trying to see tn
country with the thermometer 20 degree
below zero.
The regular March meeting of tn
board of county commissioners convenev
today with a full beard, consisting of A
M. Walker, chairmant T. G. Davidson
and James M. Geary; M. Martin clerk
present. The board will be in sessio
eight days. Today's work is preliminar
to q busy session at which all kinds O
business will come before that angus
body.
March winds have during the past 4
hours scattered several inches of snoN
: over the ground. and this with the ther
mometer lowering around zero, make
typical winter weather. In fact it az
pears more like winter now than at an
time during the winter period. Peupl
who watch the seasons claim the weathe
for the remainder of March will be bat
Snow among the mountains sufficient I
make a good water supply for the sun
mer season is no longer in doubt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Sawyer departe
for Pine Island, Mimi, last night to a.
tend the funeral of Mr.. Sawyer's brothe
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