The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-28
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES
ortcn Bros.-Pianos ana organs.


ortcn Bros.-Pianos ana organs. -
John Mcdonald paid fine Of $50 for
living In place prohibited by law. N
DR.. Hanson, surgeon and specialist, Sit
yer Bow block. x-ray examinations. 4
Special Thanksgiving services were
held in most of the Butte churches to~
day. -
P. o. $. Of A. ball Christmas, RenshaS<
hail. *
Clerks Assembly, No. ~, w. L. HI
will give a dance at Renshaw hall TOE
night
Tablets, envelopes and writing papSA
Of all kinds at the p. o. News Stand. ~
Butte lodge. No. l, A. o. H. W., WIZ
give a ball at Miners union hall th3&
evening. N
New mining maps just published ~
Harper 4 Macdonald. For sale at NJ
IL West Quartz street. "
That Thanksgiving turkey will 40
much better with Harvard cigar to af
its digestion.
We are the agents of the Hall Safe
sizes carried in stock. Montana Liquor.
company
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lobbenberg, 209
South Crystal street, are the happy
parents of an infant daughter e{
It is good judges who have made the.
gale of the Harvard cigar reach mill
ion week, and stay there, too. -
Everybody welcome at the grand opens
ing tonight of Burke & Strobel, 81 West
Broadway Free souvenirs to every
body.
william Ernine, a Rock Greek
rancher, vas in Butte yesterday for the
first time IN IA years. He was much sur
prised at the changes he saw.
The fire department responded to a call
at Jackson and Park streets at O'Clock
this morning. The blaze was caused by
the blowing out OF d fiue cap. No dam
age was done.
Chief of Police Reynolds has posted q
notice at the city Jail that no lawyers
will be permitted to go into the jail urTas
less sent for by prisoners. This step "
taken to prevent lawyers from soliciting;
business in the prison. ~
A blaze in the Chinese laundry &c
Front and Wyoming streets called out
the department last night. The building
WIGS a wooden affair and was almost
consumed By the flames before the deg
partment arrived. The damage is esq
timated at 5000. Is
There are two full days yet in which,
the city taxes can he paid to the city,
treasurer. After Saturday city taxes
will be delinquent. The increase in taxGS
this year amounts to about $4,000, AND.
the collections so far have been above
the average.
Building Inspector Lane has issued no
large permits for the past month and
| looks upon the building season as now
practically closed. About the only build
| ing this winter will be the erection Of
small frame houses. for which permits
have been issued. With the opening of
spring several business blocks are Ito,
be started. ~@
O. w. Garner called on Josie Palmer
yesterday afternoon. Later he was at
| tended by DIR. Leggatt, who sewed up a
! pinch cash OH the aleft side of his face,
| which Josie had inflicted with a bread
| knife. Josie went to the county jail to
| be held for trial She had just been re-
| leased from a charge of trying to cut
| her old time partner, Frisco Nell.
| Marriage licenses We're issued yester-
| day to Franz Otis and Cora Otis, Will
| lam p Mitchell and Jane c. Longmuir,
| John McManus and Josephine Vaughn.
| Charles Cleveland and Dora Warne.
| John e. Cochran and Katie Dougherty.
| John Williams and Katie Ingram, RUS
! sell c. Matlack and Lila Francis, all OF
| Butte; Michael H. Crowley and Han
nah A. Nea!in of Logan.
|