The Butte inter mountain., 1902-09-12
Current Notes
os.-pianos and organs.

i YOU bought it at Sherman S 1t goou.
Dan Haney is in Great Falls today.
House moving and raising. Tel. 7a7B.
|. Parker Veazey Of Great Falls is in
Butte.
lawy.r haywood of Philipsburg is ia
the city.
n. w. Mcconnell OF Helena is in the
city today.
NJ. H. Parker of Boulder was in Butte
yesterday.
Ex-Gov. S. I. HauSer of Helena is i'll
Butte today.
II. N. Black and wife of Great Falls
are iii the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll's infant daughter
died Wednesday.
w. H. Davis and wife Of Great Falls
are in town today.
T. A. Dawes of Lcwistown is doing
business in the city.
John b. Welcome was in from his ranch
at Creeklyn yesterday.
Don + enport. the Helena insurance
man, came over today
w. c. Orr and wife Of Dillon are still
sojourning in the city.
Nearly zoo head of horses were shipped
from Silver Bow Wednesday.
J. G. Bates, turer, Montana Music Co.,
IIo N. Main street. Tel. so4.
G. II. llmstead, superintendent of the
Oregon Short Line, is in Butte
Dr. w. II. Hall, who has been East
on vacation for month has returned.
Main springs, $roo; watches cleaned.
$3.50; warranted. Mayer, Is West Park.
John Evans of Missoula. the young g-man-
eloquent of Western Montana, is i'll town.
Best of vehicles and feed. Becbe Grain
Co. Automobile tickets with soc pur-
chase.
w. O. Luedle left for his home in Wis
consin OH account OF the death of his
father.
Sheriff Taylor Of Teton county passed
through the city yesterday on his way TO
the penitentary with prisoner.
Mrs. Agnes Richards, up before Justice
| Olsen for disturbing the peace, was yester.
| day discharged for lack OF prosecution.
Hon. w. b. Rodgers, former United
States district attorney for Montana, came
up today from his home in the Smelter
| City.
| Thomas l.. Penrose, prominent III the
mining and business circles of Granite
county, is in the city today attending to
business affairs.
Thomas Cosgrove will be tried by JUS
tice Olsen ON September IS for exhibit
ing a deadly weapon in rude, angry
and threatening manner.
Walter Deco, the II-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Deco, died Thurs
day morning. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Miss Allie Nicholson, who has been
spending the summer in Butte with her
sister, Mrs. George Robson, will leave
for her home in Terre Hautc, Ind on
Monday.
Charles Edward Allen, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of 100 Oregon
street, died last evening at the family resi-
dencc. The funeral will take place to-
morrow at > o'clock.
It was children's day at Columbia Gar
dcns yesterday and the little cncs thor
oughly enjoyed themselves. The program
of sports was carried out in full and there
were some splendid contests.
James P. Eagan, aged two years and
II months son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
]. Eagan, died yesterday morning at the
family residence, 1913 East Broadway
The funeral will take place tomorrow a
2 o'clock.
A. Rochclcau of the Nine Mile house
has leased Langlois' tallyho, and, com
mencing Sunday, the tallyho will leav'
Langlois stables at 10 a. H., returning a
80 p. M. Fare for round trip, $I.oo
Week days, fare 75c.
In the case of Mrs. II. McDolc VS.. tn
City of Butte and George w Monroe, TO
the value of some bedding destroyed b
pesthousc officials, in 1900, the jury i
McClcrnan's court yesterday returned
verdict in favor Of defendant
Justice Olsen yesterday discharged Mr.
Lou Wood--arrested OH charge OF lal
ceny-from custody, there being insult
cent evidence to convict. Mrs. Wood wa
accused OF stealing SIS from the purse
Mrs. w. Scott of 264 East Porphyr
street.
Editor Bert Vickcrs of the Alder Gulc
Times of Virginia City, who has been
Butte for several days after his trip
Hamilton with the newspaper men OF til
state, departed for home last evening. M
Vickcrs is one Of the best of the countr
editors and shares literally in the cred
given the country press of the state.
Archie ellis has commenced suit
the district court against Mrs. Anna Wes
lake for $a7.8o, the amount due on &c
tain work performed by him for defen'
ant; S. for verifying and recording lie
and $50 attorneys fees. Plaintiff asks th
the land and premises of the defendant
| sold under decree of the court and Il
| proceeds applied to the payment and cos
| of the suit.