The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-13

of the Hennessy Mercantile company's
store in its present Easter dress.
The rivers all over the west side are
starting in on their spring rise.
Secretary Cobban. of the board OF trade
has made a trip among the farmers near
town and believes that there will be no
difficulty in the way of securing sufii-
cient supply of milk for a creamery here.
Many farmers expressed their willingness
to sell milk to such an establishment, pre-
ferring to do this to making butter them
selves.
This has been a great week for fisher
men, but the fish seem able to take care
of themselves pretty we'll
General Land Commissioner Phipps. OF
the Northern Pacific, was n passenger on
No. ! to-day.
DIR. George McGrath came in on No.
yesterday and left this morning for his
home in Hamilton.
Commercial travellers in town to-day
are: M. Bremen, Rockford. ILL.,; q. l..
veatch, Chicago; Charles L. Ely, st.
Louis; J. w. Payne, New York; Reed N.
jacob, Milwaukee.
For a consideration of 81 w. j. Stephens
has transferred to the Big Blackfoot Mill
ing company by quit claim deed the north
west half of the northwest quarter and the
northeast quarter of tho southeast quar-
ter of section 20, township 16, range Is,
and tho northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section rs, same township
and range.
George Ottawa has located the follow
ing claims on vermillion creek: Rams
Horn, Fly, Spider and OTTAWA.
J. II. L. Ryman, administrator of the
estate of Daniel Rash, has filed an inven-
tory and appraisal of the estate. showing
its value to be slO,30661, divided as fol-
lows: Bills receivable. $6.218; real estate.
s., 700; personal property, $3.50
Frank Martin has returned from a trip
to Butte and Anaconda.
j.. Danforth is breaking 40 acres of
ground on the plain between the city and
the post, just south of the South. Missoula
Land 'cornpany's land. 81 49,
Harmony Lodge, ID. of H., are to give a
ball Monday evening to open the season.
The remittitur in the Bookwalter case,
in which the supreme court overrules
Judge Woody's dec sion denying change
OF venue to Flathead county, was re-
ceived here after the adjournment of the
April term of the district court and the
Flathead county court convenes before
tho next term of the local court. The at
torneys for the defense are endeavoring
to have the case sent to Flathead county
by the clerk of the court, under the hnd-
ing of the supreme court without waiting
for the district court to convene. 1t has
not yet been decided whether or not such
proceeding would be regular.
The clerks in the assessors Office are
rushing to complete the list before July 1,
but the work is accommodating rapidly. The
returns this year are, however, more
prompt and satisfactory than usual.
Eugene Pelkey was brought in from
Clinton to-day by Constable Houtchins,
charged with maintaining nuisance by
allowing his swine to run at large. Judge
Landers has his case under consideration.
Il. C. Marshall returned from Stevens
vile this evening.
| Herr Bandmann and Mrs. Bandmann
| came down from Stevensvilie this evening,
after having gwen n Shakespearian per-
formance there last night.
State Senator Smead left for Anaconda
| tonight.
George Scully went West this afternoon
on a mining trip.
A baseball game has been arranged for
| Sunday between the city team and the
Fort Missoula nine. The game will be
played at the fort grounds. The Missoula
team is composed as follows: c. Harp
ster, c.; Hammond, p.; Griffin, 1 b.;
| Stephens, b. Campbell, b. and cap
tain Hardness, C. T.. w. Mccormick, l. +.
/. Harpster, r. f.. j. Mccormick, g. 8.