The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07

Finest line of smokers novelties at
Christie & Legs.
James Farrell has returned to his
home in Butte after having spent II
years travelling around the country.
The Butte juniors and team from the
high school are playing a game Of foot-
ball at Athletic park this afternoon.
The call everywhere is for the Harvard
cigar. Quality always wins.
There will be coursing at the Coursing
park tomorrow afternoon in spite of the
snow. Several interesting events are
scheduled.
In the future the Butte health office
will he kept open from . In the morning
until in the evening, the same as other
city offices.
DR.. Hanson surgeon and specialist, Sill.
yer Bow block. X-ray examinations. ="
In order that alterations might be
made in the steam heating apparatus the
School OF Mines was closed for half q
day yesterday.
Rev. Alfred Henry. pastor of the
Mountain View church. will begin q
series of sermons tomorrow evening on
MANS Value"
J. G. Bates, tuner Montana Music Co.,
119 N. Main st. TEL 504.
A civil service examination will be
held by the government January z 1902,
for the position of interpreter in the
Slavonian language.
Ada Brown. charged with having vio-
lated an ordinance relative to being on
the street at unreasonable hours has
been discharged from custody.
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a copy, at the p. O. News Stand.
Philip Boden. a member Of the execu-
tive committee of the Western rEedkra-s
ton Of Miners. has gone to susaas &S or
ganize the miners there. ,..,..o {
Rev. Father l.. busters Of SpokaneS
who is we'll known in Butte, is seriously 8
i'll in a Spokane hospital and fears are
entertained that he will not recover.
We are the agents Of the Hall Safe
Co.; large safes made to order. smaller
sizes carried In stock. Montana Liquor
company
The Royal Italian band Is giving a
concert at Sutton's new theater this
afternoon for the benefit of the Butte
Lodge of Elks. There is a large attend
ance.
Ladies' days, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, at Heilbronner's for finest display
OF suitable gifts to men. Free fiow-
erS.
A man who gave his name as John
Doe complained to the police last night
that he had been robbed of sos by
colored woman known to the authori-
ties as Kittie Lee.
L
of general geography he is accurate In
his knowledge that the Harvard cigar
is the savior of Cuba.
The Mountain View church was we'll
filled last evening. on the occasion OF
the concert by the Schubert Symphony
club and the lady quartet. The musical
program was an excellent one, and each
number was we'll rendered.
J. ]. Ross caused considerable amuse-
ment in the police court yesterday by
to own certain property where
he had been boarding by reason OF hav-
ing paid for the same from week to
week. He imagines that such payment
gave him the right to create disturb
ance there, and was indignant when
fined SO.
]. T. Carroll Lumber CO.. Arizona and
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Bob Sleds, Cutters and Delivery Sleighs.
Phone, 456.
The Mountain View Literary Society
held an interesting session Monday. The
program was provided by the history
section and covered 'The Epoch Period
of American History" from THE Causes
Of the Revolution" to 1.-The Surrender
at Yorktown" The next meeting will
be held Monday the sth. at the resi-
dence of Rev. A. H. Henry, the pro-
gram being arranged by the literature
section.
Judge Harvey heard a motion to modi-
fy the Injunction in the suit of the Butte
Land & Investment company against
R. o. Merriman over some mining
claims. Wanted to be allowed to do rep
work on the claims. The
objected to the modification and
On the ground that the court lacked
Jurisdiction to make it. The objection
was sustained. a.
In the suit of John Hopkins against
the Butte Copper company, a motion
TO dismiss the case was argued before
Judge Harvey and the matter taken un-
der advisement by the court. Hopkins
asserted a title to mining claims adj
verse to the defendants. and the latter
moved the dismissal of the suit on the
ground that 1t was not brought within
the 30 days allowed by law, in which
to sue on an adverse claim.
The Epworth League of Mountain
View church has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term of six
President, Alex Penaluna:
chairman of spiritual work, Mr.. Thomas
Estlick; chairman of mercy and help
department.; Miss Cora Jenkins; chair
nan literary work, Miss Mamie Burt;
chairman social department, Miss Lizzie
secretary, Mr.. M A. Hewitt:
treasurer. Mr.. j. B. Penhall; superin-
Eendent Junior League, Miss Lillian
stevenson.