The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-14
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Attorney Welcome has returned from a
visit to St. Paul.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Leonard is visiting at
Warm Springs.
Ex-Sheriff James McMasters, of Deer
Lodge, visited the city yesterday.
Thomas Gahagan, n Gre at Falls real
estate man Is visiting in the city.
Charles Marion has received the fair
ground privileges for July 4, paying 81
200.
Pat Mullen is about to erect a two
story brick building in Centerville, above
Wilson Brothers store.
Thomas Carney, arrested last Monday
for petty larceny. was discharged i'm the
police court yesterday.
Jack" Onarhein,r e Gel thy of Anaconda
is in the city. He has been to the coast
looking for a favorable location.
w. II. Keefe, one of b contractors
who built the Butte and Gallatin branch,
was over from Helena yesterday.
Wilt, the Centerville undertaken. has
moved his house To a more favorable loca-
ton and is putting on an addition.
Among the visitors in the city yesterday
was Wilbur Aylesworth, proprietor OF
the McBurney house, Deer Lodge.
w. b. Greene, assistant superintendent
of the Montana Central. was at this end
Va ~ Afffs ms
Joseph Harrington was arrested yester-
day evening by officers Swanson n
Walsh, for raising a ruction on upper
Main street.
A. NJ. Moore of the Miasr is carrying
around a three-ply cluster diamond on his
necktie. Marshal Daum's attention has
beef called to the fact.
Judge Newkirk and DIR. G. w. Beal left
yesterday afternoon for down the road to
..aAs .lat- fn.,, sItae xn.h. hrxTn hnaVa st.nrI-
ing the winter in California.
II. o. Wilson, chief clerk of the Union
Pacific general freight and passenger
Office at Salt Lake, returned to the Nor
mon capital yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Anna
Chauvin to William l.. FAINT will take
place at loon to-day at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Chauvin.
Stock sales reported by Gable T Mich
olas yesterday were loo sharles Volun-
teer at 10, 800 Iron Mountain at 102X,
1000 Phoenix at l2h.. 1900 Silver Noun
tain at 12E.
John Maguire's reply to a clergyman's
recent criticisms on the theater will be
published in Tho STANDARD tomorrow,
lack of space preventing its appearance
this monrnig.
rested again yesterday afternoon for dis
turbing the peace As he was in a de.
cidly ugly frame of mind il was deemed
hest not to accept bonds and TO loci
him up.
Henry w. Morgan and John Helehan
have transferred TO Emma Nevada
Mining and Milling company
for 100000 shares Of capital stock
Of the company, The Emma Nevada
lode mining claim.
The concert and ballg given by the Bos-
ton 4 Montana Nj at its new hall in
Meaderville last evening was OF a most
enjoyable character. The music was as
excellent band music as was ever heard
in the city, and the dance was highly en-
ioyed.
Fayette Harrington has been elected a
director Of the Silver Bow National bank
TO FIJI the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton OF Thomas Couch. CT Reuger has
been elected vice-president. which Office
was also vacated by Mr.. COUGHS with
drawal from the board.
II. +. Dane for some time stenographer
and private secretary in the Office of lei
eral Manager Baldwin, of the Montana
Union has accepted n similar position
with Hon. w. A. Clark. Mr.. Dane is one
II the most expert shorthand men and
type writer in the city.
Somewhere about April 10 Mrs. Charles
Richards, of Burlington, lost a small plush
satchel ON West Park street. Tho satcheI
contained a pair of gold bracelets ant
two purses. i'm which was $40 I'm FASH. II
the finder will leave the bracelets at iht
STANDARD Office he may keep the none,
and purses and no questions will b,
asked.