Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

Misses Nora and Thula Toole. Miss
Genevieve Odson and other Anaconda
young ladies viii leave in a few days
tor Tacoma, where they will enter the
Annie Wright seminary. A few will
also attend Rowlin Hall seminary and
St. Mary's academy at Salt Lake, st.
Mary's academy at Deer Lodge and the
Ursuline academy at St. Peter, Mont.
1t is estimated tht no less than 25 Ana
conda girls will attend academies and
seminaries outside of the state.
Mrs. j. A. Lewis and Mrs. c.. J. Kelly
gave a delightful boot owl card party at
the home of the latter, at 522 Hickory
street, Thursday afternoon. The tally
cards We're veryT unique, each one con-
tanning a miniature feathered owl at
tached to one corner of the card. Four
beautiful prizes We're bestowed upon the
Winners of the most games. Delicate
refreshments were served.
The First Baptist church, corner Fifth
and Locust streets, the Rev. L. G. ark.
state missionary, will speak at II a. m.
and 8 p. NJ: Sunday school at 1920 D..
M, r. L. Settler. superintendent: Chris
tan Endeavor meeting at I p. m: leader.
s. ID. Elderkin: prayer meeting. We'd
nesday evening at s o'clock. You are
invited to all of these services.
Rev. T. j. Lamont. formerly pastor of
AZ IleSUS leIldl CHuicl IN inns CITY, is
dead at Marysville, Cal. News of his
death came yesterday in kilograms to
the officers of the Copper City council
No. 313, National Union, OF which Mr..
Lamont was a member The deceased
was a relative of the Lamont family
residing at Dillon. He carried 5000 in
surance.
E. III. Murphy, at the heai of the steam
hitting department of the A.. C. M. c.
f0uQ0rV. Will leave for Cor, tito in q fau,
days where he will make his future
home. Mrs. Murphy and daughters, who
are now in St. Paul. will join him at
Stuart or Garrison on his way west
ward.
The Western Loan and Savings COM
pany VS., Sam d. Root, Margaret A. Root.
Edith M. Luper and Mary A. Butler to
recover on notes amounting to So, 900 and
to procure the sale of the north 40 feet
of lot II, block 5, Anaconda. a trust deed
to which was given to secure the note.
Peter Vincent VS.. w. j. Reid and Ella
p. Reid to foreclose a mortgage on LOT
4, block SO, Anaconda, and to recover
on a note for $1,4OO, given June 23. 1897,
at l IL per cent per month interest.
The members of the Modern Woodmen
Wand Will picnic at Gregson Springs to-
morrow. They will also render some of
their choice selections for the benefit of
Con. Hayes and his boarders.
There will be services at the us,,a,
hours Sunday at the M. E. church. Miss
Annie White, who has charge of the Dea
coness hospital at Great Falls, will speak
both morning and evening.
The matter of closing the west end
school was discussed but DO action was
taken. The matter of securing service
able flags for all the buildings was also
discussed.
I1n1nr Chor;fr no-;a NT.--
yesterday from the northern part of the
county, where he went to summon Jurors
to appear in the district court next Tues
day
g.. B. English, who is attending the re-
publican county convention at Deer
Lodge to-day, will leave for Chicago this
evening to be absent a month.
C. D. Sullivan of B%lossburg VS.. N, p,
Ry., a suit to ecoverr $3.50 damages
py the construction of a certain ditch
across his land.
Miss Esther O'Keefe. a membe of the
Anaconda school faculty, will return
from the east to-day.
Mrs. j. M. Parks, a member of the An
acondo school faculty, returned las
night from California.
Miss Harriet B. Wright. who spent he,
school vacation in Spokane and Seattle
has returned.
Miss Minnie Dias, a teacher in the Ana.
conda schools, returned from the cas-
yesterday.
D ID. Twohy is confined to his resi-.
dence with injuries from a kick from 8
horse.
Miss Martha e. Livingston has re.
turned from a three months vacation.
DR.. H. D. Niles and Miss Bessie Miles
from Salt Lake. are at the Montana.
Three suits were filed in the district
court yesterday, as follows:
Isaac Rosenf1elt and mother spent yes.
terday in Butte.
James M. eileen, from Cincinnati, Il
In the city. ao
r. A. Leeke. from Helena, is at thu
Montana.
"A cold wave struck Anaconda this
morning.
Labor Day. Sept. srd, trains leav,
Butte. 1925 q. M, 1000 a. M, 1928 a. m.
$50 p. M. 400 p. M. 7:10 p. M. 1000 p. m
leave Anaconda Tor Butte $40 q. m.