Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-06
LOCAL BRIEFS
Luxton's for spring suits.

Luxton's for spring suits.
Turkish, electric and medicated baths
at 2l0h East Park. Popular prices.
Mrs. Annie Moroney went over to
Philipsburg today on a visit with Mrs.
A. A. Mcdonald.
New stock of the latest spring goods
just arrived. Luxton. III E.. Park.
The county commissioners are occu-
pied today auditing the accounts of the
justices of the peace.
Deed-Z. H. Colder and wife to Oscar
B. Latin, lot 8, block SO, Eastern addi-
ton to Anaconda. $3.50.
Mrs. David Boyd is visiting friends at
Georgetown and Philipsburg, places in
which she formerly resided.
A marriage license was issued .yester-
day to job F. Clague of Rossland, B.
c., and Miss Mary NJ. Wilson of Deer
Lodge.
C. D. Joslyn, chairman Of the Deer
Lodge county central committee, who
resides at Deer Lodge, was in the city
yesterday.
The concrete sidewalks at the new
court house, and granite coping, which
will surround the court house grounds,
are being laid.
! The first Bitter Root strawberries Of
the season reached Anaconda yesterday.
They We're shipped from Victor and
Carlton, in Ravalli and Missoula coun-
ties.
Mr.. Howard Evans and Miss Elsie
Graham, both of Great Falls, will be
married at 5 p. M, at st. Marks Epis-
copal church, Rev. Alfred Brown off,
ciating.
E. E. Dubreuil, for a long time con-
nected with the Keppler Jewelry COM
pany, has resigned and will locate in
Seattle, where he has been offered a bet
ter position.
: The United Austrian societies of Ana
conda will go to Butte on st. Johns day,
Sunday, June "a, and participate in a
monster celebration of their countrymen
in the Smoky City.
In answer to an inquiry by letter to
the Anaconda Inter Mountain Office, we
would say: The new court house was
not provided with a flag pole, hence the
reason the flag did not float over the
county buildings or Decoration day.
The ladies of the Royal Neighbors Of
America ian auxiliary to the Modern
Woodmen) will give a card party at
Standard hall on Wednesday evening,
June s. Beautiful prizes will be given.
Refreshments served. Tickets 25 cents.
A strange woman, accompanied by her
husband, broke the Observation-Disclosures
machine record at Tolan's store last
evening. With five nickels she won a
royal flush, securing s12. so in checks. The
couple left the store loaded down with
cigars, candies, nuts n other sweets.
A joint meeting of Montana lodge No.
IL and Mount Powell No. 43. X. of P.
Will be held this evening for the purpose
OF ueVlslng ways and means to hold the
state encampment of the order in Ana
conda next September. The Montana reg
lment, U. r. K. of p, will also meet here
at that time and a large number of dele
gates, uniform rank members and visit
ors will be present.
Sisters Christina and Pulchoria of the
orphans home at Helena are guests at
St. AIMS hospital. Meantime, through
stringent need, they are collecting for the
support of the home from the good peo-
pie of Anaconda. This city has several
orphans who make up the 142 homeless
children who are cared for in the institu-
ton, and the sisters are receiving liberal
donations on their present visit to the
city. They will remain a week or more.
Judge yelling Napton and Court
Stenographer j. ]. McGuinness came in
from Philipsburg last night and will
spend the remainder Of the week at
home. They will return to Philipsburg
next Monday, the time set for the trial
of cases, of which only one is a criminal
case. Judge Napton says the Flint
creek valley, in which Philipsburg is
situated, is as green as a leek from
mountain to mountain, and looks beau
tlful. The merchants over there are
DONG a good business, and everybody
seems to be prosperous. It was Mr.. Nc
Guinness initial trip, and he is infatu-
ated with the town and it's people.