The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-01
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Hugh NcQuad of Helena is in the
city, 80.
DIR. Leavitt has issued n medical permit
10 DIR. e.. v. Norcross.
W. l.. Hoge and +. E.. Sergeant returned
yesterday from Salt Lake City.
John Mccormick returned Sunday
from a visit to relatives I'm Missouri.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney is building two
small houses i'm Silver Bow park.
Couture d Leford's A. +. party at Rem
shaw ball last evening was well attended
and enjoyed.
J.. A. McConvile is about To open up a
hotel in Silver Bow park To he known as
Silver Bow Elbow.
The Butte Office Of the STANDARD is in
the room at the head of the stairs over
Clark 4 Bros m
Registry Agent +. ID. Thomas celebrated
his 18th birthday yesterday by giving a
sumptuous supper To his friends.
George w. Andrews of the Andrews
Dramatic company was in the city yester-
day, after a successful weeks play in
Anaconda.
Rev. j.. G.. Pulian, state missionary,
will conduct services every night, Satur-
day excepted, this wcek at the First Bap-
fist church.
William II. Piper. a native of England,
Adam Dorhafer of Germany and Amical
Lucchcsi of France, took out their first
plpersy yesterday.
Complaint il quite general of the large
Dumber of hangers-on, who stand about
the stairway and hallway leading To the
court room at the court house.
Stock sales by Gable q Nichols yester-
day were 100 shares of Combination at 80
cents 1000 Hiawatha at 52L; 800 Poor
man at 81; 1000 Fourth of July at
DR.. 7. c. witherspoon has opened a
physician and surgeons office i'm the
front rooms over Clark & Bros bank.
DIR. w. II. Hall has n dentist office in the
same apartments.
A hoist was shipped to Dillon yesterday
for the Toledo mine, owned by Henry
Mikei ct al. of this city. From Dillon the
machinery will have to he transported by
psagon Ia Sheridan, where the minc Is 10
Gated.
The following locations were filed yes
terday: Charles &. Rueger 1T al, the
Quinn claim i'm Summit Valley district;
Peter Ross ct al, the flannel lode in un-
organized district; II. NJ. Hutchinson, the
Hidden Treasure lode.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kncalc mourn the
loss of their infant son, Woodman, who
die suddenly yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place thisa afternoon al
O'Clock from the family residence. No.
10 East Grani street.
George Hooper, the museum nag
of the late Niblo's garden of New York
City, has arrived to make arrangements
for the six-day go-as-you-please walking
match, which will begin on May %. at the
Butte City Columbia Garden. -
The messenger boys employed by the
, independent Messenger company made
their appearance yesterday In new uni.
FORMS. The uniforms are ,resplcndent
with gilt braid and the boys look as gor
gcous as calvary officers on dress parade.
Mrs. Pauline Clark of WATERFOWL, y.
Y, is celebrating her send birthday at the
home of her son, H.. =. Clark, of this city
Mrs. Clark il exceedingly well preserved
and active, as shown by the fact that she
climbed up the little butte "a few days ago
John Cronin was arrested yesterday foI
having a pair Of stolen boots in his pos
session; he was arralgned before yudE'
Ecwkir and pleaded not guilty, saying he
had found the boots in his room. Hi'
trial was set for Wednesday.
The greatest blessing that has bcfallci
this part OF Montana In many a month, II
the snow which fell Saturday night. Al
enthusiastic placer miner was heard :.
remark yesterday that the snow was WORT
an even million dollars to the state IL no
more.
+. u. Jones. for the last year local man
ager of the Utah and Montana Machiner,
company, has resigned. His resignation
taking place yesterday. II is nnderstoo'
that he will enter the services of tn,
Union Iron works OF San Francisco n
general northwestern agent.
Twelve miles OF J1pound rail has beer
ordered by the Metropolitan Street Rail
way company. Construction OF the roa'
will begin as soon as possible, and befor'
LONG Butte will have n complete system o
electric street railways, the first TO b'
built between 81. Paul and Seattle.
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