Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

feteIS dance, SATURDAY evening.
Huyler's Cocoa, Washington Market. g
Mrs. Charles French is visiting in
Butte with friends.
Remainder of our 75c, 81, 90 and 1926 for
soc. Strains Department Store.
Miss Spurrier of Butte is in the city
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jetty, in
the Flood block.
Far rent-Twenty acres choice garden
LAND near Anaconda w. c. Station,
Anaconda, Mont.
Notice-Commencng Feb 18th all
stores will close at 6 O'Clock, except
Saturdays and paydays.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church held a meeting at the
church this afternoon i
Hon. W. B. Rodgers, assistant United
States district attorney, came down
from Helena last night.
H. H. Mayhew's six-room house and
lot for one dollar, at city hall, Satur-
day evening February Is.
Arthur Leeper, a subcarrier for the
Anaconda postoffice. is at St. AIMS hos
p1tal, suffering from pneumonia.
e.AA 10 OuOS anu cuuS IIcH DdulS,
former price, $3.50 to $500; sale price
$780, Strains Department Store.
Marriage licenses were issued today to
George Call and Mary johnson and
James Rodgers and Cecilia Ducommon.
Notice-Commencing Feb. 18th all
stores will close at O'Clock, except
Saturdays and paydays.
Fl. H. Mayhem will organize a dice
shaking tournament at city hail. Satur-
cay evening, Feb. 16 Everybody well
come.
The merchants of Anaconda did a great
business in Valentines yesterday. No
mail will be opened today by those look
ing for suspicious envelopes.
Quite large number of young people
visited Peters dancing academy at A.
@. H. hall last night, and an enjoyable
time was had until - O'Clock
Nothing must be left to even tell the
story. All winter goods on sale at great
reductions. We must have room for the
new goods that are daily arriving.
strains Dept. Store.
G. M. Merritt chief clerk of the B.
A. & p, departed for Springdale this
morning, where he hopes to get relief
from severe attack of rheuma tism
He was accompanied by Mrs. Merritt i,
Mary A. Joyce has brought suit in the
district court against her husband, Thos.
A. Joyce, for divorce. She alleges cruelty
and asks for a decree of separat on and
for the ownership of the furniture in her
home.
Judge Napton held a brief session OF
court TODAY and granted a divorce to NIrs
May O'Brien, whose husband was re-
Gently convicted of grand larceny and
sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary. >
Gloves and Mitts-We have over 400
pairs of sample gloves and mitts, which
will be sold at half price. They consist
of few trimmed gauntlets silk and
wool lined gloves and mitts. We can
suit the laborer, as we'll Gs the swell
dresser. Strains Department Store.
Maud Peterson is another applicant
| for a divorce. The man from whom she
wishes the solemn VOWS of matrimony
dissolved is Carl Peterson, to whom she
was united in marriage about a year ago
She alleges idleness, profligacy and dis
sipatlon.
At meeting of the board of trustees
of the Presbyterian church last night a
| resolution was unanimously adopted re-
fusing to accept the resignation of Rev
Frank E. Cleland, who sometime ago
| decided to leave Anaconda on account
of poor health Mr.. Cleland was given
six months vacation and he expects
| to visit the eastern states, California and
possibly Mexico.
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