Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-29
LOCAL BRIEFS
Tonight at A. o. H. hall.
Bicycles repaired at Greig's.


D. J. Hensessy of Butte was in the
city yesterday
Great pants sale at SIZE. 81 and s1.75.
Strains Department Store.
r. deb. Smith visited Butte today on
business.
County Attorney Duffy went to Butte
| today on business.
| Mandolin club plays at Peters social
| dance tonight at A. o. H. hail.
Wall paper cleaned. Work guaran-
teed. Leave address at Smith Drug Co.
| Next Monday will be April FOOLS day
| for candidate for mayor, Kelliher.
The election of DR.. Stephens for mayor
means the Inauguration of stringent
health regulations in Anaconda.
| Strong and serviceabe Gloves and
| Mlttens for only Csc. Strains DEPART
Ioent Store.
The members of the Anaconda Gun
| club anticipate having a good time at
their next Sundays shoot.
J. H. White of Salt Lake city is in the
City attending to some business mat
tiers.
arranged to give a grand ball on the
night of April 16, at the A. Q. H. hall.
Rev. O. r. Fled of Helena is in the
city today and will preach at the Union
Scandinavian church at 8 o'clock to.
| night.
The funeral of Matte Jones will take
! riece tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the Methodist church, where ser
vices will be held.
No election bets have been heard from
as yet. Offers have been made that
Stephens will be >the winner but takers
are scarce.
| The force of men employed in making
excavations for the new Weiss building
on East Park avenue, just back Of the
! bank building are making rapid progress
: with their work.
All the newest patterns in Boys
Blouses and Waists. Buy these articles
ready made and you save time, money
and worry. Prices ranging from 25c up
to S2.75. Strains Department Store.
The two leading candidates for mayor
have had large streamers stretched
across the streets in conspicuous places,
and it looks as if the campaign Is on in
earnest. And so dt Is.
1t is said KelAher. the democratic can.
didate for mayor has promised no less
than forty of his followers positions In
tthe police and fire departments. Ques-
| tion-Are there enough positions to go
around? Isn't some one going to get left :
Mr.. M. T. Pierce, manager Of the
clothing department of the Copper City
sore. has returned from the east, ac-
companied by his bride. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Pierce have taken up their residence
| at the Montana hotel.
F. c. Nadeau. who has been visiting
with his brother Deputy County Treas
urer Nadeau, for the past two weeks.
returned to his home in Michigan last
night. He is so favorably impressed
with Montana that he contemplates re-
turning to make this his future home.
The Junior Endeavor society of tho
Presbyterian church is preparing for a
social on Thursday, April 4th, in the
lecture room of the church. where thew
will serve Ice cream, cake, coffee and
cocoa. and perhaps other good things
The young folks promise a good time
for all who attend.
The man named Peter Hunseth, who
died at st. AIMS hospital on Monday. of
pneumonia, seems to have no relatives
Or friends here who are interested IN
his burial. Coroner Hayes has endeav-
ored without success to locate some one
who will look after him, so the count,
will be called on to take charge of the
| burial.
Ed. Divine, the well-known East Third
street grocer. this afternoon announced
his candidacy for the office of school
trustee. He was a candidate last year
and was beaten by only a narrow ma
jority. His announcement changes the