Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
LOCAL BRIEFS

No arrests today or last night.
J. c. Slavery of Cable is in the city to-
day.
]: B. Gnose is a business visitor at Butte
today,
T. NJ: Parker is looking at the sights in
Butte today.
Rev. Alfred Brown. rector of St. Marks
church.. is a Butte visitor today.
J. w. Mehargue. wife and daughter,
are spending a few days at Hamilton.
J.. T. Carroll. a former Anaconda mer-
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Smith and c. NJ. Sanger
and family are camping on Mill creek.
The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway
will make a round trip ratesof s. from Ana
conda to Butte and return or sundays, e-
fectlvr June "a.
oracle Of the Royal Neighbors OF America,
went to Hamilton today, Tomorrow she
will institute a camp of the order in that
city.
of judge and Mrs. John Twohy of spo-
kane, who broke his leg several days ago
at the new shelters, is able to be about on
crutches. His leg has been places in plas-
ter paris.
DR.. n Mrs. F. L. St. Joan. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. MaeCullum, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
V. Hurley, will pitch tents on Mill creek
the latter part of the week and will re-
main in camp for a week or more.
James Coleman, employed at the Stun
house. and aJmes Hoy, an employe of the
converters. We're received at st. AIMS
hospital yesterday each suffering from
slight injuries.
party last evening at her home on Maple
street in honor of Mrs. Simmons and Miss
Mamie Kelly of ST. Paul. who are quests
of Mrs. w. NJ. Montgomery. About rs per-
sons were present. The evening was spent
amid music and games.
Mario and Nuyatto, the two Japs
who assaulted Foreman Mike Ryan at
Warm Springs on July p, were today
! bound over to the district court by Judge
Frank Kennedy i'm the sum of $500 bonds
each. They could not furnish bonds and
| were remanded to Jail.
At a meeting of the Catholic club held
last night it was decided to give a ard
! party for aides and gentlemen at the
club rooms on next Tuesday evening.
Each member will be accompanied by his
wife and lady friend and will also have
the privilege of inviting a gentleman and
lady. Such persons are the only ones ad-
mitted.
Miss Anna Quigley. ex-county superin-
tendent of schools of Deer Lodge county,
anu lote ledSlei VI uIdNllS III Tic Aid
conda schools, has been appointed as a
teacher in the Butte schools. Miss Nancy
Hardenbrook. also of the Anaconda
schools, has been appointed a substitute
j nthe Butte schools.
County Attorney Duffy yesterday re-
ceived word from Deer Lodge telling of
the wholesale poisoning of sheep in the
| northern portion of the county. The
! identity of those who set out the poison
is not known. but the motive is believed
to be evenge. About 300 head of the
! animals are said to be dead.
Can't Warm Up Consistently.-"I sup
pose the democratic leaders will wax
hot over the trusts"
"Oh! I think not. They'll have the
New York ice trust to keep them cool."-
Philadelphia Press.
A discharged soldier recently returned
from the Philippines tells a tale of a shirt
which is too good to be lost. His COM
pany was returning from a long and
tiresome scouting trip, in which most of
the men had lost the greater part Of
their wearing apparel, when he saw on
a clothes line in the grounds of a resi-
dence adjoining a big stone church two
very good shirts un~ out to dry. AS he
! had at the TINA 0ul, ho1f a uhf~A a. ~.