The Butte inter mountain., 1902-01-14
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
orton Bros.-Pianos and organs.

Orton Bros.-Pianos and organs.
J. I'll. Becker of Helena is In Butte.
Ben Wilson is back from his mine at
Pony.
w. J. Giles of Jefferson Island is visit
| ing In Butte.
J. q. Bates tuner. Montana Music Co..
| 119 N. Main st. Tel SOL
| Mrs. II. c. Carter of Whitehall is in
the city visiting friends.
Charles J. Shearer Of the Helena Herald
| was in town yesterday.
Richard Jockey came over from Hell
ena on yesterdays train.
T. w. Preston was one of yester-
days arrivals from Helena.
All the January magazines at the p.
O. News Stand, 81 w Park.
Buck" Hudnall, state examiner, is
over from the Capital City today.
]. +. Carroll left last evening for the
East. He will be gone six months.
Miss Catherine Roman of Missoula Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph Carter of
this city.
If you want a good smoke smoke the
Harvard cigar, made Of the best of Ha-
vana tobacco.
George p Durham of Philipsburg re-
turned home yesterday after a visit of
several days in Butte
DR.. George w. Monroe. formerly of
this city, but now of Boulder, Is meeting
old friends in town today.
DIR. Hansen. surgeon and specialist, Sill
yer Bow block. x-ray examinations.
Julius Lehfedt, a prosperous Chinook
merchant, left this morning after d short
business trip in Butte.
w. b. Holmes. manager of the Ala
media mine at Virginia City. was in
Butte for few days last week.
Sacramento Cafe now open, basement
Luxton's market. 113 South Main. Best
for least money. Meals l5c and up.
J. Il. Keerl was in the city yesterday
on his way back to Helena from the
engineers meeting at Anaconda.
For an after-dinner smoke, the Har-
ward cigar is the best and is always
found in the homes of the best smokers.
Sherman, the undertaken mas moved
his undertaking business to his new and
commodious quarters on East Broadway.
Rev. ]. w. and Mrs. Fogarty of Ham
ilton are in the city. Mrs. Fogarty will
remain with her parents in Butte to
receive medical attention.
James T. Byrne of Helena estimates
the damage to his property near b., A.
& p depot, from Friday mornings fire
at 500. 1t Is covered by insurance.
Bancroft Davis, the mining engineer,
who examined the Boss Tweed proper
| ties at Pony in the interests of the pur-
chasers, left yesterday for his home In
Boston.
Robert Marsh of Salt Lake. general
| western saleman for the Diamondville
| Coal company, arrived in Butte today to
| look after the interests of the company
| in this city.
Ed Corcoran, for years clerk of the
district court at Anaconda, was in the
city yesterday on his way to his old
home in Ontario. Canada, where he goes
to take a needed vacation.
The default of the defendant was en-
tered in the district court yesterday in
| the suit of Josephine Ledeaux aganA
Antoine Ledeaux and next Saturday was
set for the hearing of the plaintiffA
proofs.
Judge McClernan has settled the bill of
exceptions in the case of EdwaI Tobn,
who is doing Is years in the state prison
for the murder of Ed. Hickey, and a
motion for a new trial will be heard
when criminal trials next come before
the court.
The deputy county treasurer has be-
gun the annual sale of property for de-
/, linquent taxes at the courthouse, and
about 200 lots and parcels of property
have already been sold. The delinquent
| taxes with the penalty amounted to
about $9000