Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

LOCAL BRIEFS
Frank A. Burns. state boiler inspector,
is at the Montana.
DIR. o. Y. Warren, of Warm Springs, is
in the city today.
Days saloon has moved to second
door from the bank.
Mrs. w. C. Pendleton is visiting Butte
friends for a few days.
Rev. c. Pauwelyn, acting pastor of st.
Paul's Catholic church, is in Butte to.
day.
Matt Freeman was arrested last night
charged with being crazy and disturbing
the peace.
F. G. Noble, one Of the civil engineers,
in charge of the construction of the res
ervoir at Storm Lake, is at the Montana.
John Schultz, who was a deputy sheriff
under Sheriff Fitzpatrick, has been APP.
pointed a special deputy by Sheriff Con-
ley.
Rev. Frank Minnick of Middleton, Ind,
the newly appointed pastor of the Chris
tan church, is expected to arrive about
March l.
OiBrien's book store has removed to 308
East Park avenue. White prayer books
. and gold chain rosaries for Wedding
PRESENTS; also Boer badges on sale. See
them.
The 6-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
V. LuXton, residing on West Third street,
died this morning at 2 o'clock from scar
let fever. A private funeral will be held
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. A. c. Garde, whose husband is
mechanical superintendent of the Payne
group Of mines at Rossland, B. c., left
for Spokane this morning where she will
make her future home.
The county commissioners were in ses-
sion yesterday and today, and are maxi
ing settlements with the contractors of
the new court house. which will not be
effected until late this afternoon. The
county appraisers are also in session.
Hans Hansen. an old time Phflipsburg
boy, but who was recently welded to one
or Butte's fair daughters, occupies a DO.
sltion behind the prescription case at
the Kennedy Drug Co., Mr.. and Mrs.
Hansen are domiciled at the Reaudry
house.
A committee composed of NJ. B. Green
wood. D. D. Walker, Mrs. w. B. Webb
and Mrs. c. f. Richardson have COM
pheted arrangements whereby the Pres
byterian church will have a new Lanca-
Shire Marshal pipe organ In the course
of 80 days.
An important meeting Of the Modern
Woodmen will be held at Silver hall on
Neunesudy eVeHlnS, req. Il. Members
are requested to bring their friends.
w. C. Austin, state deputy head consul
and Mrs. Austin, state deputy supreme
oracle will be present.
The member of the oGod Templars are
| making elaborate preparations for the
observance of the 14th anniversary Of the
lodge at Dewey hall on Friday evening.
March 2. The committee which has the
matter in charge is as follows: J.. A.
Longstaff. chairman. and E. j. Edg-
combe, Mrs. II. Fl. Logan. Mrs. F. c.
: Kinney, c. A. Barker and H. G. Coy
= The remains of Thomas Scallon of
Company K arrived in Anaconda this
morning at II o'clock. At 5 o'clock they
We're laid in state at A. O. H. hall. The
|. funeral will be held under the auspices
of A. O.. H., and will be similar to the
funeral of Mitchske, which was held last
: Sunday. Unless otherwise ordered. the
funeral will be held from st. Paul's
church at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Tanning, residia q
at 70S Chestnut street. We're very pleas
Antly surprised last evening by about
, thirty of their friends who dropped in
upon them in a most informal manner
The party was gotten up by Messrs. Geo
Mohler and j. E. Young. Each member
came in mask, making a novel experience
for the hosts before the names of each
guest became known. Cards, games
dancing and refreshments were the order
of the evening.
A Exceptionally enjoyable n largely
I attended ball was given at Turner hail
last night, under the auspices Of Deborah
Rebekah lodge, No. 6. Music was furnish
ed by Prof. Meyers full orchestra. The
. committees who had charge of the af.
y fairs We're as follows: Recept;on-M' sses
y Jennie Hill, Jennie Morgan, Lizzie Pen.
dleton and A. w. Hoagland. Arrange.
i ments-Mrs. c. A. Currier, Mrs. M. D
!, Pennington, Mrs. Jennie Callahan and w
!. II. Clague. ~Floor-Jacob Brucknss, F.. w
' Clague. Chris M%archion, Jno. Hausw.rth
! and Emil Ulrich.
v A well attended meeting of the Ana.
Y conda Clerks union was held last night
at Dewey hail which has been selected
+ as a regular meeting place Fourteen
|. new members were initiated. seven being
] ladies. After the transaction of the reg.
! ular business there was an Informal dis.
i cussion of the best means to be employ.
|. ed In securing early closing. 1t Is prob.
able that an address to the public vii
soon be promulgated and a petition cir.
! culated cal.irg upon the merchants tc
! adopt an earlier closing hour. This ques.
i. ton is now being agitated in Butte and
} 1t is likely that the Anaconda union will
III be guided by the results obtained IN