Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
LOCAL B REFS

B. K. Loeb of Helena is at the Mon
tana.
Cut prices at the 1. x. L. stores re-
mOval sale.
On March IS. we move to 317 East Park
I. X. L. Clothing store.
Jos. A. Hyde of Deer Lodge. visited
Anaconda friends yesterday.
Turkish, electric and medicated baths
at 21Ok East Park. Popular prices.
Mrs. Frank Birdsell and sister, Miss
Marie Weber, spent yesterday in Butte.
, C. A. Currier and family have departed
for Idaho, their future home, on a ranch.
Deed-Sumner johnson wife to D.
c. Gray, lot 8 of block q, Anaconda, for
1000.
For Sale-Three-roonl furnished house,
1925. James Duane, 3111a East CONNER
cial avenue.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
H. w. Gilchrist at ia West Third street
o n tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. l.. B.. Palladino, S. ]. of Missoula,
is a guest at st. AIMS hospital and is
visiting theCatholic clergy of the city.
7. NJ. Hughes, travelling agent of the
Northern Pacific Express company, with
headquarters at Helena, is at the Mon
tana.
Sheriff Jack Conley James Shields, H.
r. Whitehill, C. j. Walsh, J. C. English,
and c.. H. Melversted are Butte visitors
to-day.
avenue, Friday, March 16, from 10 a m.
until midnight by Geo. r. Meade Post
G. A. r. Tickets % &C nts. ="
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church met this after
noon at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs. Gilchrist,
ia East Third street.
w. NJ. Twohy of this city and Fred
Whiteside of Kalispell, a member of the
publication department of the democracy
in Montana, have returned from Wash
ington, D. c.
A.. c.. Brand of Pioneer came in last
night with a bunch Of Is coyote heads
and hides and depleted the county treas.
ury of $50 in bounties. The beasts were
killed by being shot or poisoned.
Mrs. F. l.. st. Jean received a telegram
from New York city on yesterday stating
|, her parents and sister, Miss Fedora Ma,
deau of Butte, We're o to sail fol
Paris. They will be absent a year.
;, J. p. Elmer, city passenger agent fo1
the Chicago & Great Western railway
at ST. Paul and c. S, Brooks. travelling
passenger agent for the same road ar,
paying Anaconda and the west on an
) nual visit.
| Judge Napton, who is holding court il
. P~hilipsburg, has sent word to Clerk Cor
: coran that it will be impossible to hol,
: court here on March %. Adjournment
b will be made until April 16.
: Andrew Anderson, aged 30, unmarried
died yesterday at st. AIMS hospital, O
kidney trouble. He had been il. for som
time. He had been a resident of Ana
conda for several years and was EN-
N ployed at the smelters.
\ The funeral of the late Thomas Ford
II announced to take place tomorrow a
y 10 O'Clock from 81. Paul's Catholi
y church. has been postponed until the al
y rival of his brother, Patrick Ford of Pic
N neer. Iowa. He has sent a dispatc
h saying he is IN his way to Anacond:
T. He will reach here Saturday. If he doe
y the funeral will be held Sunday,
Il Volunteers who seek to secure the
naturalization papers on their discharge
x will not be able to do so in AHacond
before election. Judge Napton sent wOl
Y from Philipsburg yesterday that it wi
y be- impossible to hold court here Q
4 March %. as previously contemplate
Il but hat an adjournment will nave to |
= taken until April 16. This will comp
= the soldiers seeking naturalization pape
to go to Butte to find q court to ISIS,
the Documents.