Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-23
LOCAL BRIEFS
Bicycles repaired at Greig's.

Artificial eyes at VerDerkmoes.
Violin lessons. Miss Tremblay, Flood
block.
Social dance tomorrow night. A. o. II.
hall.
Bargains in neclSties Saturday even~
ing at Odson's. -"
Liberal discounts in all departments
Saturday at Odson's.
Lost-Bunch of keys. Return to Fin
ley Bros, at postoffice and receive re
ward. o.
High grade pianos at lowest possible
prices at Prof Meyers, ia w. Park
avenue.
New Gordon hats, newest shapes and
shades, 50. Strains Department Store. y
A. Short sells the Bush & Gerts piano
on terms to suit the purchaser, 5l4 East
Park avenue.
Dollar and half negligee Monarch
shirts for Is cetns at Odson's
Mrs. G. S. f. Winner. Miss Grace Wis
ner and Miss Ida Marchion are Butte
visitors today.
Mems dress shirts, in percales, penang
and silk slips and $l.75. Strains Depart
ment Store.
Peters Dancing Academy will give a
grand masquerade ball at A. o. H. hall
April II. Numerous prizes given
away.
An order was issued in the district
court this morning, appointing George
Broln as administrator of the estate Of
John E. Eckstrom, deceased.J
Hanan shoes, latest lasts and toes. in
black and tan. $500. Strains Depart
ment Store.
Misses Holland & Tremblay will open
childrens dancing school at A. 0. H.
hall, Saturday afternoon, 2 to p. N.
Admission, 20 cents.
Judge Winston departed for st. Louis
last Sunday with his daughter Frances
who will enter school there.
Mrs w. D. Brown returned last week
from Salt Lake after several weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs w. E. Wilson returned from
Butte last week after an enjoyable visit
of several days with friends.
About so couples attended Peters social
dance at A. o. H. hall last night and
enjoyed a pleasant hop until midnight.
H. ]. sharkey departed Monday for
his home in Boston, after a three-months'
visit with friends in this city.
The socialists are going to hold con-
ference this evening to decide what &C
ton they will take in the city cam
paign.
The members of the board of education
were scheduled to meet last night but for
lack of a quorum no business was trans
acted. ~
Mrs F. M. Brown has accepted :, the
position of organist in the Presbyteria n
church in place of Miss Agnes Holland,
resigned. -.H
Mrs. James Shields has returned after
three years abroad, two years of which
were spent in Paris, where she LETT her
daughter in convent
Miss Agnes OBoyle departed for Pres
ton, Pa, where she will spend several
months visiting with relatives. In tie
fall she expects to return to Helena to
make her home with Mrs. ]. O'Boyle.
, Musical entertainment card party, val
liable prizes and delicate refreshments
tonight at Friendship hail on CONNER
cial avenue. Your truly, Knights and
Ladies of Security. III
Bert Story, DIR. Owen, w. D. Brown, H.
r. VanELlis and ]. A. Troeh will go to
Butte tonight, to try conclusions with
the Heibronner team at the THOMPSON
bowling alleys. Iii
Messrs. John S. Cary and Will Davis
of Denver, Colo, are in the city, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Broughall at the
Montana hotel. Mr.. Cary is general
manager of the Mine and Smelter Supply
company of Colorado, while Mr. Davis
is owner and manager of the Davis irbn
works of the same city. Both gentle
men are deeply interested in the mines
and smelters of Montana, and are
spending their time in visits to the dir
ferent works.