The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21
MONDAY MISCELLANY.
Little Items OF Interest and Some Item
of Little Interest.

mONOAv
Little Items OF Interest," and some Items
of Little Interest.
Shade trees. and plenty Of them, would
add immensely To the effectiveness Of
Anaconda. This il the seaso for sue
cessful transplanting but those who pro-
pose to adorn their homes must remem-
her that not every sort of tree will flourish
here. Box Elders brought from Utah
nave been q failure in Anaconda, al
though people In Deer Lodge are said to
nave had fair uccess with them. The
Catalpa il recommended by all the nur-
sery agents, but IL has not proved TO he
thrifty In this region. The Locust has
not beer n success. "The safe tree I'm
Ahis city," remarked William Read. who
has had a good deal Of experience with
wood. The Lombardy Poplar may be
made to survive, but its growth Is very
slow. The Lilac thrives In this
section and il an adornmcnt to
the lawn" The Cottonwood can
be obtained without great trouble and
wood trees are in profusion on h ranches
below Anaconda along Warm Spring
creek. Small fruits OF every sort, straw
berries, c%urrants, raspberries and the like
are successfully cultivated in gardens in
n about Anaconda. In spite OF the fact
.n.t " I:s p"sIn /" k.ea.y
ua ,I',.;na a. L., ,aaL ~ sn.;I o.
general tree planting. With an abund-
ancc of excellent water at hand. the city
should not delay the cultivation OF lawns
n shade.
The dynamos lately placed i'm the build
ing erected for the new refining plant in
in this city are yeritable monsters, each
ronrcscntipg io5 horse mower. Tbev will
ha In onorat;on COON. last ovoning,s
-. ~ ~ 80, ~ y n pas,,
uarn proush. ~ ,lI ~, wy pau,'
OF Snicago' WHO VIII get inc pohderous
machinery ut the refinery in motion within
a few days. Mr.; Bad is n OF the Edi-
son company's chief experts. he Is dis-
to electricity. He was one OF the leading
eNpert withessses IN tne famous u,aI ~
NV iorn n"'h "nem - .aa u1;. i.
VS. ,ndsr inyas,;ao,;on
.
The coy corridor of the Montana
proves To be admirably adapted To the
,rnoso f,r which ,ho hu;I,lors ~ ,ho,,o,.l
;fn,and.i h, Ey.,v eyen;no anjs i, gen.
cro,siv filled. IL ~ ranidiv hccom;pg n
noteworthv headauarters. Its INVITING
snrronnii1g nre n ten,nta,;on 10 thc
meeting for scores Of b-lsincss men from
every quarter of the land. The Montana
is a gem, anyway.
League or no this Town proposes
To nave a pase nali nine ana IL Will ne u
good one. IL mas peeh ~uiscovereu ,hat
this city has plenty OF material Tor a hrst-
class club. IL has been organized already
and the fact is now assured that il will
have what backing il needs. Several old
hands at the business live i'm Anaconda
and the enthusiasm i'm favor of this sort of
| fore the club will be in fighting trim and
then, in any rival town wants to tread on
the coat-tails of this city's base ball pre-
tentions, there will he plenty of opportu-
The STANDARD made n ten strike in
starting its Monday morning edition.
Often il happens that Sundays dispatches
furnish some of the weeks hest news.
Besides. the average man is apt To feel
that the day doesn't start oil right II the
morning newspaper Is not at the break
i3st iaDic or on .ne ONCE desk. ne
sioiiuay ihornnins 800 ~ w
SnnIav SrsSm. ;ssnod yas,oriav
uanns, " ~
H'hay seem Trivial w"ii"Ie
against the Anaconda cow'out 'ie STAND
ARD has to make II IN response to what
people call n ''popular demand" The
point il simply this-property owners I'm
this city want Ia improve their laws and
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