The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-10
TOPICS IN MISSOULA.
First Train fhFoa6h 10 Prsnchtoun %
the COuR d'Alene Branch.
l'romineat Men 81 Aasasoala As,ong the
Excarseoatsss $3.50 Real Hcsaaas
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Notes.

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
MIssOCLA. Dec. 9.-The first train On
the CBur d'Alene branch of The Northern
Pacific left here at = O'Clock on SUNDAY
afternoon for Frenchtown. The distance
been completed by Woods q Larson, con-
tractors. Tho round trip was made in
two hours, which In considered good time
ON n. new track. About 1000 of Mis-
the inhabitants Of Frenchtown will long
remcmbcr them as Jolly fellows. Those
f. frer K. E xsfs sshn eS Ms"d s%n shs san'r w. 5;
a.sisiant e~nRineer; Nj. Mcdonnell, John
n. McLand, Gu. .Moser,. ). w. Lister,
George Bri9gs of Fort Misspila. +; L.
n.s.'i H L. f Keith, Mi Miles s"'i Mix. H FrrS s Sna-
HolIen.,si%er, +. IbG:,gan, ii. I. HS%.-
Burch of Helena, A. G. ,Holdcrbaum Of
xaates, Wiz: John H.: Cox, Hon: Frank
crew consisted of f.. Dunn. conductor; J.
+; Bannerman, engineer; and Tom
George Higgins has put up $3.50 in re-
Spouse to the challenge of g.. A. ennet
to run his dog In N chase against any dog
&. w. West, passenger conductor ON the
Montana Union, i'm conversation with the
STANDARDS cOr~rtsSltO00esnts related now
he accidentally discovered Ills Fire Clay
and Polish mines. "About II year ago."
said Mr.. West, ~ was hunting around
ground, and upon examination of the clay
l found II to he of a very fine quality.
mhs mines are s,t,'ased wv" ana @ne- tW
J. D.. Matthias, proprietor Of the Russ
hotel. When the hotel is ompletcd the
proprietor will have c~ommodiOts quarters
for 2oo guests. Mr.. Nautilus came here
and his success i'm the hotel business has
been ~phenomenal. Mr.. Nautilus is largely
hut is decidedly of the opinion that Mis-
solIla has the greatest future.
The following are the real estate tran
office since last report:
w. X. Sloan To Woods & Larson, sw u
S Sas the of ra 4 81 Is. .s S'aS H. township IL
Dents Thibodean and Levi Lixitte tn
Washington & Idaho railroad
ship IA north. range Il. $500
w. j. stephens tn A. j. STEELE. the ne u
of the Sc 4 of section IL, township IL
William J. stephens to Frank Mc(,on-
nell. lots I to24 inclusive. of block 81. lots
block 5i, town of South Missoula, s5.7OO
William Stephens tai r.. IL. Becker, lots
. to II of block n, town of South Missoula,
Hiram Knowles to Martha f.. Launders,
lots IL and II of block Al, Knowles addi-
Joseph L. Hilimantel to Al: Davidson.
all of block 81. Honicvale addition, S*D0
W. b. Brooks to A. J. Davidson. block
q, honevale, 500.
John Cornish tai A.. J. Davidson, blocks
- and ~, Homevale, $l4OO.
A. j. Davidson ct nj to Frank +. Al ord,
lots IL, IL, 10 and ID of block -, Stephen
and Bickfolris atldition, $500.
Joseph Solomon to Frank McHafiie.
sw Il of the ne x all i'm section Il. town
ship III, II range t9 west, $1,000.
-. l.. G~rceno,gh ct al To Joseph Solo
mon, i, interest i'm the Sc u. section IL,
Lottie Ellison to- T.. T.. Johnson. lots IL
and II, block 4, Knowles addition, 81, 100,
Abbott l.. Hodge tn Charlotte A. Pear
si.io6. ~
John Cornish to Joseph l.. Hillmantle,
all of block 81, Homevale, S4OO.
Chas. &. Ellison at al to Fannie Phelple
lot 3 of block -, South Missoula, 500. :,
Hiram Knowles tn II. II. Hans.n block
II, Homevalc, $500.
Levi +. Klein ct al. to A. J. Steele. lots I
and = of block "A. McCormick's addition,
Abbott L.. Hodge to Otto r. S~chocnfield,
lots . and 9 of block -, McCor,mick's adj
ditiorl. Sl.75O.
aud =. block "A. Mct;ormick's addition,
5000.
A. J. Steele tn A. Il. Cook, the n. F.. y
Of sec. IL, township IL, north of range ID
Otto +. field ct al. to Peter Lar
son. lots and 8. block ~. Mccormick
addition. 81. 75O.
Charles e. Ellison at al. to r. Cohn. lot,
John X. johnson to Lotta K. Ellison
$50 { :. an" H. '''FA H. ''""
Dr. Schultz. the eminent spe ~cialist. n