The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-18
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Orton Bros.-Pianos ana organs.
a bali will be given at Pythian Castle
this evening by the United Moderns.
Many invitations have been issued.
DR.. Forsyth. dentist. z and Owsley
block.
The ball given at Miners Union hall
last evening by the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent association was pleasant
affair and we'll attended.
Everything in books, magazines and
papers at the P. o. News Stand.
Butte officials have asked the New
York police to detain Claude Thompson,
charged by Leona Brooks with having
taken from her one sealskin coat valued
at $3.50.
G. H. Macdougall. stenographer has re-
moved to Sis Hennessy block.
William p. Black, Chicago attorney,
has begun an action here against the es-
tate of the late Edward A. Davis to re-
cover $6.262oo alleged to be due for legal
services.
J. g. Bates. tuner. Montana Music Co..
11e North Main st. Telephone 5o4.
The body Of H. r. McAbee, who died
early in the week, will be sent east for
burial this evening. All Butte knights
of Pythias will accompany the remains
to the depot.
Mrs. DR.. Frank, eyesight specialist, 70
w. Broadway, ground floor. front.
One Of the Butte aldermen has made
the suggestion that new rule be
| adopted by the city council compelling
an alderman who introduces a measure
to vote for it.
! DR.. H. Brown. dentist, Baltimore block,
extracts teeth without pain. gold crowns
| and bridge work a speciality.
"Fighting Steve" Simpson, we'll
known character Of the early days Of
Butte, Is seriously i'll in his cabin at 1O3
West BOardman street.
DR.. Hattie Lorton the noted osteo-
path. is once more receiving patients at
Park.
| Marriage licenses We're issued yester-
! day to Edward Ferrandon and Mary
| Rayetto, both of Meaderville: Louis A.
| Grand Pre- Of Race Track and Theresa
! Muller Gieson Of Butte.
| We are the agents of the Hall Safe
| Co.; large safes made to order, smaller
sizes carried in stock. Montana Liquor
company.
Frank Popish and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
| Carthy, charged with having stolen coal
| from the Great Northern road, have
been discharged. the evidence against
! them being insufficient to convict.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Dillon We're
found guilty before Justice Olson in
! South Butte of having disturbed the
peace of Mrs. Fairchild, and were re-
| leased under a suspended 30-day sem
| tence.
| Manager Mcguire Of the Grand is
| threatened with strike at his play
| house, because he has declined to grant
certain demands made by the scene
| shifters union. A settlement will prob
| ably soon be reached.
| Carl Richards, son of Ex-Governor
Richards, and a young son of Rev. r. y.
Tilburn left Butte few days ago to seek
their fortunes on the Pacific coast. I'll
burn returned short time later, but
Richards is still absent, and his friends
are trying to find him.
T. NJ. Ford, one of the head men at
Case, Gravelle & Erwin companys, ana
| the firms lad" man, returned this week
from a 1O-weeks' visit to Great Britain.
| In England he attended the sixtieth an
| niversary of the wedding of his parents.
Mr.. Ford visited all the principal linen
factories in ireland and placed orders
for some beautiful specials in fine linens
for the holiday trade.
Nearly all Of the members Of Butte
Bartenders' Union No. 127 were present
at the hall on Main street last evening
when the first annual reunion was held
Many pleasing addresses were made, and
there was a literary program OF merit.
Montana Transfer company. successors
to TrulIs transfer. Freight promptly
transferred from and to all depots.
Especially we'll equipped for handling
engines boilers. safes. etc. Telephone
s67. P. O. Box 763. w. J. Christie,
manager.
The work OF taking the religious GEN.
sus of Butte will begin in earnest to-
morrow, when the enumerators In the
various districts will start on their
rounds. At a meeting held last evening
at the First Presbyterian church the final
arrangements were completed.
The Jap juggler can make water run
out of a sword blade, but he cannot SUBJ
stitute for a Harvard cigar and fool a
smoker The peculiar flavor OF the Har-
ward has made it friends all over the
United States. It Is favorite with old
smokers, men who "haye been down the
line" and who know q good cigar Those
are the kind who don't like to 'get off
their feed" Of Harvard cigars.