The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Sutton's Broadwav-Dark.
At the Grand-"Peacefui Valley"
Sutton's Family-Dark.
Current Notes
Orion Bros.-Pianos and organs.
DR.. Aylesworth, Office, Lizzie block.


is in the city from Deer Lodge.
Beebe Grain Co. farm wagons, hay,
grain, salt, oil cake, chop feed, etc.
Miss Edwards of Salmon, Idaho, is
visiting friends in Butte today.
Best wood, SAYS cord. City ''oodyard.
aIs South Main. Telephone 1874.
Mrs. A. c. Dorner of Anaconda is
spending the day in the city
w. w. McCrackin, we'll known resi-
dent of Hamilton, arrived from the West
last night
Main springs. $500; watches cleaned
d. A. Cav, we'll known banker of
Livingston, is registered at the Thornton.
DR.. G. A. Chevigny, the dentist, has re-
moved his office to the Clark building.
Fl. l.. Frank and A. r. Spriggs left to-
day for Columbus, Mont, on short bust
ness trip.
A. w. Hail. prominent mining man
of Rossland b. c., is among the recent
arrivals at the Thornton.
]. c. +. Barker, the well known Great
Falls mining man, is among the recent ar
rivals in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Swinborne are home
from visit to Chicago with the family
of Mrs. Swinborne.
Mrs. ]. Ross Clark and son of Los
Angeles are in the city the guests OF
Mrs. {. w. Clark for a few days.
Sam Hall, son of the late Captain Hall
of the Alice, is visiting friends in the
city. He makes his home in Spokane.
William Winters OF the firm of Par
sons, Boomer & Winters, railroad con
tractors, is in the city from Spokane
d. w. Rogers OF No. ~ Colorado street
is the father of girl, who made her APP
pearance in the family this morning.
DIR. +. w. McCrimmon is back from
New York, where he has been attending
Il meeting of the American Medical as
sociaton.
+. l.. Kinney and Karl Simmons are
visitors from the capital in Butte today
A. ]. Dorland, the Rochester hotel man,
is late arrival at the Butte.
Ray Stannard Baker, the magazine
writer, and L. l.. Blumenschein, the
artist who accompanies him, were in the
WY tHiS iHoIHillp.
]. G. Williams and WIFE, OF Central City,
Colo, are visiting in the city. Mr. Will
liams was one OF the earliest residents
i'll Butte
Jack Moffett, an old time ball player of
this city but now interested in mines In
Madison county is spending few days in
Butte.
The floral stores will be closed at IL
noon Sundays during the summer months.
Law Bros, Butte Floral Co., State Nur-
sery Co.
A. c. Sanberg, for years associated
with DR.. Hall the dentist. has moved into
the new Clark building, where he is prac-
ticing dentistry Tor himself.
Fnglewood Lots.--Perfect title, electric
line already graded, fine soil. soft water,
new school house one block away. Lots
sold on SIo monthly payments. Mrs.
Jessie c. Knox. Box 1914.
DR.. Bertha Mackel states that sh? wishes
her patients informed that the report that
she is gone from Butte on a visit is an
error. She is in her Office each day in
Butte and has not been out of the city.
Joseph Auclair is suing his wife, Ida,
to annul the marriage contract existing
between them. In his complaint he says
they were united in marriage in this city
July -, 1890, and that Oh April l Of last
year she fooled him by deserving
Sheriff Charles {. Hill of Madison
county, this state, is looking for Arthur
Redicrn, about 20 or FL years old who is
wanted for grand larceny alleged to have
been committed in Madison county a few
days ago.
Manager Marks, OF the Grand theater,
announces that the engagement of the
summer stock company will close with the
performance of Peaceful Valley" Satu,-
day night. The Manhattan company will
then leave for Portland, where it will
play during the summer months.
Dr. John d. McGrcgor and Miss Laura
M. Berger were married last evening at
the home of Mrs. George McDougall on
West Woolman street, by the Rev, +. I.
Groeneveld of the Presbyterian church. Dir.
McGregor is well known in the city and
Mrs. McGregor has been for many wears
teacher in the public schools of Butte,
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrcgor will be at home
to their friends at 6zo West Granite
street.
Ernest Baker began a suit against the
Standard Publishing company OF Anaconda
Yesterday to recover judgment of $2,5o5,
III which amount he alleges he has been
damaged by the publication of an article
which appeared in the Standard under n
Missoula date, June 6, and in which It
was stated that he had been arrested for
forgery committed in Helena. In his
complaint he says the publication was
false; that he was never accused of
forgery. He also alleges that the publica-
ton was malicious.
In the suit of /. j. Wright against
Charles W. Clark, an action having as its
object the settlement of an alleged bill
alleged to have been contracted by the
plaintiff for the defendant during the sena-
toral contest in Washington several
years ago, the plaintiff failed to appear
when the case was called for trial in
Judge Harncy's court yesterday and the
suit was dismissed for want of prosecu-
ton. The amount involved was $465.zo,
which Wright alleged he adva,cod 70