The Butte inter mountain., 1902-05-27
Current Notes.

from Helena.
Phil Gren, Billings attorney, came
in from the East yesterday.
G. A. Chevgny, dentist has moved his
Office to new Clark building.
]. G. Bates, tuner, Montana Music Co.,
IIo N. Main street. Tel. 5o4.
T. r. Rowe and wife of Emery are visit
ing friends in the city for few weeks.
Main springs, sI.oo; watches cleaned.
$3.50; warranted Mayer. 6s West Park
Miss Fitzgerald OF the Anaconda schools
was among the guests at the Butte yester7
day.
Attorney General James Donovan was
among the arrivals from the capital last
night.
Fred Alley returned yesterday from
business trip to the mines OF Madison
county.
Mrs. Granville Stuart has returned from
a short visit with friends and relatives at
Grantsdalc.
/. Parker Veascy. attorney for the Great
Northern railroad at Great Falls, is in
Butte today.
/ Mrs Sarah Johnston of this city is Wis
fitting her daughter, Mrs. Sam French of
Great Falls.
II. dc B. Smith, the Anaconda insurance
inan, was making his regular visit to the
city yesterday.
J. L. Butte, one Of the old-time resi-
dents of Deer Lodge valley, is spending
the day in Butte.
Mrs. A. r. Williams and Mrs. Matt
Orr of Dillon are in Butte on a short
visit with friends.
Agoo komuro, who halls from the land
of the Mikado, is registered at the Butte
from Toxic, Japan
Allen Wheeler, "A well-known book pub
Usher of Denver is among the recent ar
rivals at the Finlen.
Jack Lavellc. formerly chief OF police
has gone to Riceville for a few weeks
visit with his brother
T. B. Williams and +. August. mining
men from Clark's Fork, Idaho. are max
ing business trip to Butte.
]. d. White and wife OF Livingston
arrived on the late train last night and
are staying at the Thornton.
w. NJ. Humphrey, one OF the prominent
citizens of Monda, arrived in Butte last
evening and is staying at the Butte.
George Morse, prominent business man
of Great Falls, Mimi, accompanied by
Mrs. Morse, is staying at the Finlen.
Members of one OF the local lodges of
the Knights of Pythias will go to Ana
conda June 9 to exemplify lodge work.
Robert A. Baggalcy of Pttsburg, who
has several mining interests in and around
Butte, is registered at the Thornton.
p. c. Haley and J. w. Darcy arrived
yesterday from Joliet, H.. to attend
the funeral of their relative, Mrs Brophy.
Fred Foote, a mining man of Jerome,
A. T., accompanied by Mrs Foote, has
arrived in the city on visit OF a few
weeks.
Z. w Russell, formerly with the Ana
conda company at Anaconda. but now
travelling out of Spokane, is late arrival
at the Butte.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Alfred Allen and Esta Winterowd both
of Bozeman, and to William b. Mccartney
and Hedgwdge Dupus, both of Butte.
Englewood Lots.-Perfect title, electric
line already graded fine soil. soft water
new school house one block away. Lots
sold on $40 monthly payments. Mrs.
Jessie c. Knox, Box 1884.
Henry Mueller, president of the Cen
tennial Brewing company and chairman
of the board Of school trustees, will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco, where he has
business requiring his attention.
Carle Galligcr OF this city, grand chan
celor of the Knights of Pythias, is in
Aldridge, coal camp of Park county, or
ganizing new lodge of the order. The
lodge will start with a membership of
about 40. Jacob Leob grand keeper OF
records and seal of the order for Montana,
is assisting Mr. Galliger in the work.
Gordon & Perelson. dealers in junk,
were tried in Justice Shepherds court yes
terday on charge of buying stolen prop
erty knowing it to have been stolen, but
escaped punishment 1t had been stolen
from the Montana Ore purchasing COM
pany and sold to the junk dealers, but the
prosecution failed to prove that the de-
PENDANTS knew it had been stolen.
Judge Clancy had the hearing Of the ap-
plication of Joseph A. Boyer for survey
of the Moonlight mine before him last
night. Attorney c. +. Kelley for the de-
fendant, objected to the hearing of the
application upon allidavits, and Judge
Clancy supported the objection. Attorneys
for the petitioner said they would be ready
to present oral testimony on Wednesday
night, and Judge Clancy continued the
hearing.
DIR. A. c. MacNevn's team of horses
nearly ran over the little child of Michael
Cherry at Main and Granite streets yester.
day. The knee of one Of the horses struck
the child and knocked her down. The
doctor got out of the buggy, picked the
child up and took her to Murray &
Freund's hospital. An examination re-
vealed nothing in the way of an injury.
The child walked home although Dr. Mac
Nevin offered to take her in his buggy.