The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-26
WHAT THEY TALK ABOUT
Little Items Of Interest About This and
That in Butte.
All Ssrts of Stories About People and
Things IN ths silver City-Notes
About Businses Annairs and
Per.l0nl Gossip.

ny tho Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Jan. 25.-The funeral Of Hugh
Hester. who was killed last night by fall
ing down the shaft OF the Mountain Com
solidated, will he held at 2 O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon at the house of Mrs. Nevin,
in Dublin Gulch.
ported at walkerville. Many children
are sick with scarlet fever.
The American house at walkerville was
sold today by n. j.. D~ovenspeck to Mrs.
Mary Purcell for $500.
Murphy d Cannon assumed charge to-
day Of the store of T. NJ. Jacobs i'm West
Park street. The insurance ON the build
ing has been paid tn the firm and the
soon he in shape from the damage
caused by the recent fire. The insurance
ccmpanies haxe not yet paid the losses on
Miners Union building in place OF gas.
ply 4 Cannon. sold to- Nathan DreSfas,
for $40, lot ~ i'm block 1, of the Gwin &
Ducie addition.
The thermometer at Cushing's drug
store mt 80 O'Clock this morning, regis
tered 10 degrees above zero.
A meeting of the Lake Wilder Boating
association was held IA re to-day. The
following gentlemen were elected officers
Of the ass1cia.ion; NJ. j. O,kourke, pres;
Schmidt, treasurer; Id. harrington. Sec
re,nry; >,,,
mine. near w ICkpS, ana n party OF Ills
friends were in the city to-day. Mr..
Wickes is celebrating the sixteenth ami
versary of his welded life.
The Butte Turn Verein will hold a spe-
cial meeting at 2 O'Clock Tomorrow after
noon.
Charles Henry Reynolds, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds of No. 31s South
Washington street, was buried this after
noon.
Gum to-day filed declarations of inten-
ton TO become American citizens.
Frank Mayo will begin nm engagement
at IN opera honse ON Monday evening,
appearing i'm Nordeck.
Tomorrow evening the four lodges of
WaIkerviiie will hold memorial services
mt Miners Union hall, on the death of
Justns NJ. founder of the rider.
French The editor will be
Rev. Pittlicr C~hampagnc. There is a
large French population I'm Butte and no
French paper between St. Paul and tho
coast.
A party from Salt Lake City to-day has
been inspecting the Alice property. The
visitors are officers and stockholders ot
the
Mr.. Patterson, bookkeepcr at the Poor
Poorman has shut down I've
cause the railroad is unable to move il
product at present.
Daniel l.. Dellinger has leased to Bah
building at No. lis Main street and TIN
thrse-story brick Building situated on TIN
north 80 feet of lot 10 in block "A. Tn
lease is until April 1, 1888, for $3.50 pc
month.
l.. II. Maillet has decided to return to hi
home i'm canada.
DIR. Trembley is negotiating for his res
slence.
Miles Finlan, sergcant-at-arms at He
ena, Ia in the city.
Fred Longabranch had his finger
crushed yesterday, while working at I'll
Grey Rock, where he is engineer. Iii
fingers were caught betwcen the furnac
and the door.
Among those who have been confine
to- their beds by sickness i'm Centervil
are: Mrs. A. -. Goodland, MIR. and Mr.
Goldsworthy. Mrs. Rodgers. j. Toy. Mr.
Toy. Mrs. Heade, Mrs. Murphy aud tw
children, Arthur Thomas, William Ston
Mrs. Sym Intls, +. Dolan. T.. Woolma
Richard Kemp, NJ. Murray and Robe
McCabc. Most of them are recovering.