The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30

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spestaa Cogrespondence OF the standard.
MIssOULA. Nov. 2S.-The social evons OF
the season occurred Thanksgiving eve. at
the Knights of Pythias hall. The hre
ladslies gavc their first annual ball and
the spacious hall was crowded 10 its ut
most capacity. Lunch was served NJ midi
night and CLANCY and Stevens outslone
their we'll established record of hospital
ity on this occasion. About 300 OF Mis-
soula's handsome young ladies' and gal-
LIANT Rentlemen danced ~ the music OF
q full orchestra until the small hours,
when all parted, rcRrcttinR that the an
Mr.. Cox and his associates deserve much
credit for the perfect manner in which
tins most succes~ful entertainment was
w. s. Settle, the popular manager of
one of tlsc leasling mercantile firms here,
has just returned from an extensive tour
sale houses. nnd from the general appear.
ance OF his holiday stock. he must have
bought oos some OF the larger cne.: The
fair Is in his opinio" "a foregoing concur
sion."
J. Solomon, one of Missoula's success
f,Il business men. and a leading member
OF the Jewish synaRogue, caused great
SURPRISE. and for q time, much indixna-
6on in lis own household, On "Wednesday,
by sending u pig for Thanksgiving din
uer. Swine meat from time imInemorial
s sas psy'r Mr. aod Sssm Sp9an aay known s,s ".
liking Solounon," appreciates good
joke.
Misso,ila ut noon ON THANKSGIVING day To
attend tlle annual fox hunt ii response to
the call of John IL. Higgins. who was
contrast with the white SNOW that now
covers the fields of tho Bitter Root valley.
A full pack of hounds pursued sly Rey-
narsi, ard the gentlemen, present were
given good opportunities to display their
gaiiantry. as a number OF young ladies
bravetl all dangers to enjoy the most Rlo-
riOsls OF all outdoor pleasures.
The following real estate transfers were
recorded at the county clerks office dur
| ing the past three days:
sHonievale addition. South Misso,lla''-
| John Cornish TO J.. A. Gilbert, south half
S475: John Cornish to Mrs. Sophia X.
West, block 81, for $500.
.'StephenssS Bick ford's addition south
Misso,lla''-wm j. Stephens and wife tn
Walter NJ. Bickforsl. lots l.2 and 3 of block
;S5. lots = to IL inclusive of block IL, lots II
Siosk rs. io,s i. :. 3. 4. g. 8. Is. %, q, =. q
bic c"nsi.ieration: W. N. Bickforsi to b
etc. Waiter M NJ. Bickfor,i !" Win. j. Ste
| plieI,s, lots 6 to IL Of block q, lots 4, 3 and
Is of block rs, also all of block 81, for 81
! etc.
Urlin's addition. town of Missoula, Al
fred J. Urlin to Northern Pacific railroad
| lots IL and IL, block NJ, also lot bhsck 73
and lots aud 10. block s6, for -, etc.
sihs railroad. lots 4. y. ~ and 4; bloc! !, e.
ter, lots 10 and ID. block :, for $3.50.
| McCormick's addition, town of Missoula
| w. j. Mcconnell to Grace King. lot 4, bloct
2s, $4OO; Frank McHaffic to Robert M
Cabbsn. Alfred Dn0gs and j. Il. Bloom
lots and 10, block 2s S., 500.
wooSly's addition, South Missoula. r
n. Woody to Minnie y. EiRclcst,citns, lot
| to q. block 1:fs: lots II and II, block 13l
John L. Sloan. Misso,lln. To Mary T.
Morrill,, Columbus, Ohio, n. w. u section
"A, township IL, north range ~ west of tn,
principal meridian. state of Montana
| $12.OOO.
A. Il. Hammond & Go. to Afissoul,
County Fair & Racing association, -
ship IL n. range ~ W., II.
Misso,ila County Fair & Racing associa
| tion tn A. b. Hammond. Is acres In n. w
II, section IL, township Il N, and rang
| 10 west, for n.