The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-05
= LOCAL. BRIEFS.
Orion Bros-Planos ana organs.

l'r. German, dentist. ia N. Main St
Or. Forsyth. Dentist. and 8. ows.ey
block.
J. g. Bates. tuner. Montana Music
company. Tel 5o4
Best ice cream dish 1oc. with cake 15c.
Fox's. Il East Park.
Only few Missoula orchard homes
left, office 4S E. Broadway.
All the magazines and papers at thu
+. 0. News Stand. 81 West Park.
Dinsmores Missoula orchard homes
are selling fast, Office 4S E. Broad
way.
~ kinds of legal forrs and mining
blanks Cor sale at the Inter Mountain
off:Se.
This was pay day at the city hall.
and the city clerks Office was kept busy
paying out warrants.
Several Modern Woodmen will use
their axes on a Dinsmore Missoula Or
chard home, Office 48 e. Broadway.
. A deed conveying portion of the
Railroad addition from James Guest to
John S. Wulf for $4,000 was also filed.
: Furs stored. repaired. remodeled. and
redyed during summer at reduced prices
VIM. Schultz. 12a w. Broadway.
We are the agents OF the Hall Safe
Co: large sizes made. to crfer: smaller
safes carried in stock. Montana Liquor
Co.
A Yale lock and a Harvard cigar are
the best, each of it's kind. "A million a
week. is the Harvard's worlds rec
ord.
The work of cleaning up the Jail was
begun today. Tie alley was checked
with rubbish from the city hall build
ing, created by the repairs in progress
there.
A fire in South Butte called out the
Quartz street fire cart this afternoon. A
telephone message received at the N. p.
Main street Office said that there was
bonfire near the upper N. p. warehouse
which did no damage.
The mercury reached 80 degrees .oday.
for the first time in nearly a week. Sew
eral times it has been lowering around
very close, but until today did not cross
the line. On Friday it even failed to
reach the 20 degree mark.
So interesting have the crowds been in
at work on the new Hirbour building,
that the street commissioner has been
obliged to put up signs around the
building warning the people not to OBJ
struct the sidewalk at that place.
The last of the street fair arch and
display booths was taken away from
Granite street today, and now there is
starce a trace left of the once brilliant
Midway where the city turned itself
loose for a good time. only so few days
ago.
[ Maggie Levitre VS.. Fred Levitra is the
title of a divorce suit brought in the dis
trict court today, the plaintiff alleges
that their marriage occurred in Butte
July 10, 1892 and adds that oft-told
story of cruelty on the part of the de-
PENDANT. She also says he drinks liquor.
The big Ra nbow Black Rock trout
caught by 3. E. CallSins and exhibited
today in his store window attracted
much admiring attention. 1t weighed
) pounds and ounces. and was a
beauty. 1t was caught at Lake Agnes
in the private fishing grounds of. J. A..
Browne.
Word received from Major Dawson,
now at San Francisco, is to the effect
that he is enjoying his visit, but tina,
he is likely to be home rather sooner
that he had at first contemplated. He
and his daughter, Miss Daisy, have bee
away from Butte now since July 20.
They may be home within a week or
ten days at the most
Rev. TAFT, accompanied by his wife,
leaves in the morning for Missoula TO
ic;{ frsn ~. q
the annual conference Of the Methodist
church. Rev. TAFT is on several CON-
mittees for the organiza ton of the con-
ference, and goes day ahead of the
other Butte preachers, who stat
Wednesday.
Wednesday.
Articles of Incorporation for the jack
man & Amitage company were filed for
record today. The company intends to
carry on real estate and collection
business locate and buy and sell mines.
and look after other matters along this
line The capital stock is $1,000 in shares
Of 81 each. The number of shares taken
is three. on each by c. S. Jackman, J.
Armitage and Edwin Skinner.
The street commissioner has put up a
sign on the fence running along the
temporary board sidewalk where the
rsw building is being erected at the cor
rer of Main and Broadway. prohibiting
loafing there. The sidewalk has been
blocked a great deal by men who lean
over the fence and gaze at the work be-
ing done inside it with the rapt earnest
ness of so many hypnotics. The order
embodied in the sign ought to be en-
forced strictly. as the blockade of the
walk forces women to take the street
continually.
EN,noro1 Notioao