Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-18
LOCAL BRIEFS

r. de B. Smith spent Inst night in
Butte.
Remember Peters dance fortnight. A.
.. H. hall. Theater orchestra.
A daughter has becl born to the wife
Of N. N. Clague on Cheslut street.
County Assessor Geo. S Miller has re-
turned from trip to the country on
official business.
Eyes examined free. A graduate opti-
clan in attendance. Perfect lit guaran.
teed. 1am:lerslough's.
William scallon. president of the Ana
conda Copper Mining company came
down from Butte yesterday
Rock Springs and all kinds of coal.
Sawed wood Prompt delivery. Stand
ard Coal Co., Tel. 106. Con. O'Donneu.
dealer.
y. d. Banks weil-known travelin.
man and representing prominent mil
llrery house, was in the city yesterday
Interviewing the trade
Judge Brantley. Of the supreme court.
and grand master of the Masonic order
in Montana. will be entertained by the
local lodge tomorrow night.
H. II. IHohiSoll, grand lecturer Of tho
Order of Eagles. arrived in the City to-
Gay ana Will be accofda ii q royal rec ep-
ton by the members OF the order to-
night.
The last will and testament of the late
Ienas f. Evans was filed in proba 70
yesterday. Margaret p. Daily is named
as administrator of the estate which
is valued at $4,000.
Irene the infart Gaugnte~ Of Will:a,,
ard Kate Evans, of jIf East Fifth street
died yesterday afternoon. M arranse-
rnents had been made for the funeral
at late hour this afternoon.
j. j. McGuinness. Official stenogia pher
OF the district court. re, lrl-l last night
from Deer Lodge. whore he went Win
Judge Napton to report proceedings of
the session of court which opened NJ
that place last Monday.
The Griffiths, hypnotists, hold III.
boards at the Margaret thrater all or
next week. which is CHE ~eason for the
pcstponement of the I:xs' minstrel show.
The Elks want to hold several rehearsals
before the play comes Of
At a meeting of the Modern Woodmen
held last night, John Boglin, who has
w itC CiliNieHl SeTNlcc III the lnltIatOrV
ceremonies in the past. was presented
with an elegant gold badge. Mr.. Roglin,
expects to leave for the Pacific coast
shortly.
Geo. Burnett the 11-year- old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Burnett. fell from a lad
der yesterday AFTERNOON while playing
circus with several other boys, and broke
the bones of his right forearm above the
wrist. He was taken to ST. AIMS hos,
pital this morning for medical attend :.
ance. !
The graduating class of Is OF the Butte.
Parochial school is coming to Anaconda.
for brief outing next Saturday. Two
sisters will accompany the crowd. and
trip to the SIN tiers is one of the
events planned for the day. They will
be the guests of the sisters of ST. AIMS
hospital for dinner.
Modjeska and har most excellent COM
pany played Mary Stuart" to a packe d
house at the Margaret thea+er last ni.hs.
Such high class actors are seldom seen,
az the age of MOdjaska, but she is GER
tainly a great star in the thea:lic
world, and she still retains her youth
full vigor to marked degree. Her sup
port is the strongest that can be had,
John Burns, who has been employed
at the new smslters, is a hapless chap.
He came to town yesterday ostensibly
to have good time. He went to a lower
Main street saloon, drank considerably.
and when he recovered from the effects
OF Over-indulgence discovered that he
had been "tuoched' for SO. He may
Rave spent the money. but he is positive
that someone took 1t away from him.