The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-03
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.


Ortcu Bros.-P!anos ana organs.
Eugene Blair begins a three nights. en-
gagement at Sutton's tonight In Charles
Reade's Peg Wellington
p. o. 8. OF A. ball Christmas. Renshaw
hail. .
Mayor Davey is again confined to the
house with another attack of rheuma.
tism. brought on by the weather changes.
Have you seen the Finlen Drug Co.'S
window.
Henry Stevens, alderman In Walker>
viNe has secured a 6O-day leave of abs
sence and has gone to Rochester for one
of the mining companies.
An elegant display in the Finlen Drug
Co.'s window.
Alderman Dennison Of Walkerville Is
sick in New Mexico, where he went for
his health, and where he will be Joined
this week by his wife.
Finest line of smokers novelties at
Christie & Legs.
Robert Slverman. son of M. Silverman,
this city, was taken i'll with typhoid
fever at Columbia college and has been
removed to Cincinnati for treatment.
]. G. Bates tuner. Montana Music Co..
119 N. Main st. Tel, 504.
The first Of a series OF lectures under
the auspices Of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies union will be delivered in the Bap.
fist church this evening by the PASTOR
Rev. J. E. Noftsinger. =
Tablets. envelopes and writing paper
Of ali kinds at the p. o. News Stand.
John Scovel, proprietor of the Montana
Steam laundry, has filed a complaint in
nf at
ing Joe Hollingsworth, a driver, with the
larceny of ISL, collected from laundry
patrons.
DR.. Hanson, surgeon and specialist, Sit>
YER Bow block. X-ray examinations.
The funeral of Frank stumpf, found
dead in his room in the Red Boot hotel,
took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon
from Tachells undertaking rooms. The
coroner's jury last night brought in
verdict of death from heart trouble.
Miss Sicily does not give party but
offers the music-lovers of Butte the
finest concert Of the season Thursday
night.
The body Of Mrs. Ryan, wife Of Fore"
man John Ryan Of the Silver Bow mine.
was shipped to the former home in Mount
Hope, N. j., last night. Mrs. Ryan leaves
two little orphans, one 20 months and the
other three weeks old.
We are the agents Of the Hall Safe
Co.: large safes made to order. smaller
sizes carried in stock. Montana Liquor
company.
County Treasurer James Maher has
made his report, which shows the
finances of Silver Bow county to be In
good condition. The receipts for Novem.
Der were nearly 5000, 900. There is on hand
in the treasury $773,154.61.
If Santa Claus is real good to you, you
may be sure that he'll leave in your
stockings Mr.. Man. box Of Harvard
cigars.
Word has been received here of tho
death Of the father of Jack Flannery Of
Helena, formerly chief of the Butte fire
department..
If your friend be man, be sure he will
welcome as an Xmas gift box Of Har-
ward cigers. Union label, all pure Has
vana filler.
Charles F. Retting Of Retting & Sweet,
Grand Rapids, Mich, and Charles H.
John, secretary and treasurer Of the Vol
Jaeger Manufacturing company of Mil.
waukee, arrived In the city from Helena
last night. The two furniture represen"
tatives secured the contract for the fur
niture of the state capitol.
Every fiber of the Harvard cigar filleI
is pure Havana tobacco. 1t is put there
by the very highest class labor on earth-a
American union.
A tunnel is being run between the new
Hirbour building and the Owsley block
boiler house, from which heat for the new
building will be supplied.
Ed Mayer the we'll known jeweler.
will l,o,, ho ooxxa
jewelry stock, at IS West Park. POST
pone your holiday buying till then.
Butte Municipal league members met
last night and elected these officers!
Green Majors president; H. Rozenswelgi
vice. president; Alex. Devine, secretary
John Nelson, treasurer; executive CONF
mittee, j. N. Gravelle, c. M. Parr, ]. F;
McNally, w. Marshall, p. J. Cooney, On
A. J. Allan and George NJ. O'Malley.
With the closing act of "Old Jed
Prouty," at Sutton's new theater. last
night, the curtain Is rung down for good
on the character and play in Butte
Richard Golden, who has made the char.
acter famous from coast to coast, will
retire the piece and next season appear
in a new play.
Nightly meetings of the Chinese Re-
form society are being held in the Chi
nese club rooms, in West Galena stree0
Reform measures for China are discussed
and some talk is made of what could be
done If the debaters were sure of theil
heads in returning to China to carry out
the propaganda of the society.
Maguire's grand opera house held .
we'll pleased audience last night, assem-.
bled to hear the second production OF
"Iolanthe," by the Butte amateurs, under
the direction of Edward Vernon Matlacl1
Mrs. Horace v. Winchell made the hit
of the evening with the new waltz song.
''Carina." The only change in the cast
was the singing of Earl Lolloler by Will