The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-21
LOCAL. BRIEFS.

'oyie IN police court this morning for
pe'ng drunk and disorderly.
DIR. German, dentist, ia N. Main st. @
Mrs. and Mrs. w. j. Christie returned
Yesterday from two weeks visit at
Kaispell,
Good board and rooms at the Haze:
block
second lodge of Forresters of Ameri-
ca will be organized for charter tonight
IN Carpenters Union hall.
Mr.. Fullerton. cashier of the Henncs>
sy store. left Butte last night for
snort visit at Deer Lodge.
John Dawn pleaded not guilty to a
charge of vagrancy in police court He
VIII have hearing late this afternoon.
Robert Mcdonald and Michael Forces
terter, two ordinary drunks, each paid
tive dollar fine this morning in police
court.
Mrs. A. j. Darch and children will
spend the summer with friends at VIC
toria, r. c. They left for that place
last night.
Patrick Lynch and Miss Nora Fogarty
We're married at noon yesterday by
Father Callahan, at the Church of the
Sacred Heart
DR.. Forsyth, dentist. and s, owsley
block
The case against Charles McMuray,
charged with disturbance today, was
set by Judge Boyle of the police court,
Tor o'clock next Tuesday.
Charles r.. Hollingsworth of Ogden.
Utah. is in Butte. the guest of Joseph p.
Ledwidge. Mr.. Hollingsworth is county
clerk of Weber county. Utah.
j. f. Bates, tuner. Montana Music
company. Tel 5O4.
Three marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to the following persons: Sam
uel X. Smith and Hattie S. Hanscom,
both of Butte: Joseph A. Brown and
Tillie Jarvis. both of Butte: Jan1ns Q.
Naugle and Hannah B. Roberts, botA
Of Butte.
For we'll trained horses, see Kenny.
Is East Copper street.
A few hours work at your residence
by AZ ,neer Palmer will turn your fur
niture into more money than second
hand dealers will give for it. A note to
his Office, 217 North Main street, will
bring him to you.
1t is no pleasanter to draw on a
plethoric bank account than it is on a
Harvard cigar.
Street Commissioner Mclaughlin ar
rested w. H. Pierce last night, on a
charge Of violating the city ordinance
re,ative to the streets and alleys. Pierces
case will come up late this afternoon.
Free! Write Kennedy Furniture Co..
Butte) for catalogue of furniture, stoves,
china. Freight paid on mail orders.
Mrs. Alvin Anderson of Dillon, who
had been visiting the family of thine Rev.
j. w. TAFT of South Butte, for the past
two weeks, left this afternoon for her
home
tionery fruits. cigars. finest ice cream
soda. E. c. Mullin. corner Academy.
Edward Turner and William Baker
appeared before City Magistrate BOYLE
m the police court this morning on a
charge of vagrancy. Both pleaded not
guilty and will have hearings at o'clock
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Raleigh is going out Of bust
ness. Goods sold at cost Bills not paid
before July 1 will be put into the hands
Of an attorney for collection.
Another stray child was taken in by
the police this afternoon and placed un-
der the care of the jailor for safe keep
ing. The little girl was found wandering
ahout Main street near Broadway. bare
he AIDED and APPARENTLY much contented.
A diploma from Harvard is no more "A
sign of mental culture than the smoking
Of Harvard cigar is sign Of culture
OF taste. There are a million Harvard
cigars smoked every week.
The members of the police force
smoked good cigars all day yesterday.
three boxes of fragrant Havanas hav-
ing been presented them by w. A. Clark
as evidence tlat their services in the
interest Of good order are appreciated
A. B. Clements, cashier of the Aetna
Sayings 4 Trust company, was once a
naval cadet. He still has liking for a
martial life, to the extent that he has
just returned from the east, where he
Went to attend a reunion of his ~, class
at the Annapolis naval academy.
FHoers were filed in the federal court
in the Silver Bow Mercantile
company bankruptcy case, in which
Fannie ]. Lott prays for an order for
costs that have accrued against her in
forests in the stock, unjustly as she be-
lieves. The amount prayed for Is s., 2s6. 10
of which $l,750 is for lawyers fees
Harry Knapp was tried in Justice Oh
sens court at South Butte yesterday
on a charge of malicious mischief and
acquitted. Knapp is a member of the
Gregson Springs base ball team. 1t
was alleged that he had torn away some
wire netting owned by ]. A. SchuffmaD.
a saloonkeepr at Gregson.
The third annual picnic of the Modern
Woodmen Of America will not be held
until the latter Part Of next month. Ex-
act time and place will appear later. Per
order M. w. A. committee.