Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-18
LOCAL BRIEFS

Thomas Toomey, from Deer Lodge, is
in the city today.
A light rain fell today at noon, being
the first in several days.
The home of D. D. Twohy has been
made happy by the arrival Of a SON.
Prof. NJ. A .Stapleton, who recently
visited Salt Lake, returned yesterday.
Frank D. Brown, a prominent citizen
from P~hilipsburg, is at the Montana.
The Baptist church Sunday school will
picnic at Mountain View park tomorrow.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to swan Varlia and Augusta An
derson.
B. E. Palmer from M%issoula, road mas
ter for the Northern Pacific railway is at
the Montana.
Found-Between Anaconda and Mountain
View park a ladies' black sacque. Owner
call at Inter Mountain Office and secure
garment
Mr.. Henry Pau and Miss Anna soutour
were united in marriage by Father Coop
man of st. Peters church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Losee are sojourn-
ing at Hunters Hot Springs, in Eastern
Montana. They will be absent two weeks
or more. .
LC oullC, HldCOHud q 4 Clll Idllwdy
will make a round trip rate of 81 from Ana
conda to Butte and return on Sundays. eff
fectivt June "a.
The county commissioners yesterday
allowed Dolan & Harwill's bill Of 81, 27O. 80
for sidewalks and retaining wall around
the court house grounds. r
William Spettigue from Poca.ello,
Idaho, who has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spettigue, has gone to on
don Canada for a vi Sit at hiS oroo1 ar.
home. """# :. @M ~ "w"
pany stores at Hamilton, came in last
night and will go east with Messrs.
! O'Donahue and Pierce of the Copper City
store. "" .4
Deed-W. w. Turney and wife, to Ma
linda A. Woodward, east 80 feet of lot 2,
block 4, and east 81 feet OF lot II. IL, 10
and 20, block Is, Deer Lodge city; consid-
GRAFTON 81, 200.
Deed-John C. Moor of Helmvilia to
John Geary of same place, 100 acres Of
land situated near the iowa OF tIelnville;
consideration, $500.
Miss Helena Gleason, county superin-
tendent of schools, has just returned
from a three-weeks' trip to the north
end of the county. WHARF she inspected
the schools that are 0 in progress.
1uSn N1CILlioy, lIlc COluICu Illd1A, WIN
fooled the coroner yesterday by coming
to life after being reported dead is rest
ing easily at the county Jail. If not over
taken by pneumonia he may survive. His
mind lis still Eighty.
The result of A~naconda's contestants
in the Inter Mountains Yellowstone Ma
iona park contest, On yesterday, was as
follows: Bertha Vetters, 1,401; Alice
Montrose, 1885 Jennie Lingo, 1,1S6; Julia
NT,,r~or 1 1nn. Dose E1,1L QS. T)narl Inn.
can, %.
The degree OF Honor installed officers
last night as follows: P. c. of H.. Mrs.
Nettie Rae; c. of H., Mrs. Anna SIM;
l.. of H, Mrs. Devine; c. Of G., Mrs.
Shovlin; financier, Miss Eleda Nadeau;
receiver, Mr.. Salter; recorder, Mr.. SIM;
O. W., Mrs. Darby; I. W., Miss Lizzie
Taber; usher, Miss Nina Darby.
At St. Peters Catholic church., asst
evening at $50 o'clock, the marsiage OF
Mr.. Fred Larken and Miss Mary Leary
was solemnized by the pastor, Father
Coopman. The wedding was a quiet one,
Mr.. Pat Larken was groomsman and
Miss Julia Leary, a sister of the bride,
bridesmaid. They will reside on West
Third street and will go to housekeep-
ing At once. Each of the contracting
parties have a large circle of acquaint-
ances in the city.
An inquest was held last night over the
remains of Ed Nelson, the B A. r
switchman who was killed Monday even
ing. Henry Redmond, J. L. Thomas, c,
H. Lacy, ]. f.. Lindsay, Roger Edwards
and Chas. Houck sitting as a jury re-
turned a verdict of unavoidable accident
The funeral arrangements have not beer
completed. A brother, Joseph Nelson
who formerly worked as a switchman In
this city, arrived last evening from Great
Falls. Another brother, James Nelson
also a raidroad man, is en- route from
Cass Lake, MINI.