The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-12
To-DAY's WEATHER.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Rev. G. e. Frost Is visiting Butte.
Stenographer-Room 202. The Butte.
Carl Upman's Rosalind. union made
Judge Dewitt was In Butte yester-
day.
Fred Orton. plano tuner. Hamilton
street.
John e. Paul of Pipestone Springs is
in the city.
For a pleasant hour go to the Butte
skating rink.
wanted-Barber at Murray's. Al N.
Main street. Butte.
The skating rink is open from to s
and 1880 to 1880 p. m. every day.
Pools sold and description OF all
Frisco races at the Combination
Watch cleaning. $3.50; main springs.
81. Warranted. Mayer. 40 West Park.
Dressed dolls at the Presbyterian
Fair in the Auditorium Dec. IL and IL.
Fancy work suitable for Christmas
gifts at the Presbyterian Fair, Dec. IL
and 10.
Elegant gold and silver mounted
brier and meerchaum pipes at Louis
8. COINS.
For finest domestic and imported CT
Gars call on Addie Bowen, rs w.
Broadway.
Smoke La Matilde. finest Havana
cigar. Factories In Havana, Cuba, and
Ocala. Florida
Parchen-DAcheul Drug Co. have a
large line Of elegant perfumes in at
tractive packages.
Smoke La Matiide. best Cigar manu-
featured. Havana, Cuba Branch fac
tory. Ocala, Florida
Souvenirs given away Thursday at
he Rtrt IN 20
~ Kahnweiler's bazaar.
New and handsome onyx, celiuloid
toilet cases. manicure and collar and
cuff sets at Louis 8. COINS.
Fine imported and Key West cigars
In handsome boxes. adapted for Christ
mas presents. at Louis s. Coins.
The South Butte Union Sunday
school haS decided to give Christmas
tree entertainment on Christmas eve.
New forms Of blanks for Quartz and
Placer locations can now be had at
Standard once. q East Broadway.
A regular olamitization of the
Clamity club win be held next Sunday
evening at the regular time and place.
In police court yesterday John Sa-
billa was fined $40 and costs for a
crooked transaction with Lars Hills
watch. -. o.
Miss Mary Fayhen. cousin of Mrs.
w. z. Deeney. left yesterday for
Orange. N. j.. to spend the winter with
relatives.
stoves, heaters and cooks Just arrived.
Butte Hardware and Stove company,
20 North Madn.
Suits made to order from $40 UP,
pants from S. UP. A At always or
money back. Nash & Co.. tailors, Al
! East Park street.
Beginning Oct. 10 the Northern Pa
cif1c rate to st. Paul and Duluth, SEC
ond class. eastbound. will be reduced
from s35 to $50
The fire department was called out
yesterday to extinguish a burning
chimney at No. % South Montana
street. There was no damage.
The ties that bind US to our trade
while other dealers sell double our
price. Cash Clothing company.
Pure grape brandy. Just the thing
for mince pies. Crystalized rock and
rye for coughs and colds. Montana
Liquor company, rs East Broadway.
Sheriff Reynolds. who has been seri-
ously Ill for some weeks, has so far
recovered that he Is again able to be
up and expects to be out in few days.
County Clerk johnson reported to
the commissioners yesterday that dur
ing the quarter ended Nov. 80 he had
collected S1.774.10 in fees, all Of which
had been RENTED to the treasurer.
f. c. Miner has returned from a SIX
months visit to Carlisle. Ind. and has
brought fair bride back to Butte with
him. He Is busy receiving the con-
ordinations Of his many Butte friends
-
our celebrated Combination Suits fol
boys 4 70 II years; also q lot OF heavy
REFERS for the boys, and all at oul
usual low prices. Boucher. the Parh
street clothier.
In accordance with telegram re-
ceived last evening from his sister, the
body of H z. Clifford. the B.. A. & p.
switchman. who was killed on the hill
Monday. will be held, awaiting in
structions from Illinois.
Laura Hood. charged with stealing
IS from Henry Eddy. was dismissed.
Frank Mahan and Arthur Ravitt. two
of the boys who stole a lot of gloves
from Dan Lewis shoe store, were
fined s25 each. The charge against
John Mcdonald. the third boy. will be
withdrawn.
George F. Dougherty. deputy CLERK
of the courts. returned yesterday from
his sad mission East. He had been
summoned home by the fatal illness
of his father. who died soon after his
sons arrival. A day later Mr.. Dough
erty's uncle died and then a cousin
took sick on the day OF the funeral
and also died within a week.
The lease on our store as Wen as the
shelving, etc. have been sold TO Mr.
Joseph Broughtcn, the Walkervf4ls
merchant. By the 18th Of February
1896, we will have to turn over the
keys to the new tenant. During the in.
tervening space Of time. barely so days
our united energies win be directed TO
ward getting rid OF over $4,000 worth
OF clothing. shoes, hats, underwear
trunks, vahses and gents furnishing
goods. Cost mark and selling figures
win be altogether ignored hereafter
Credit safe discontinued and prices
fixed so that there viii be but little &c
pack away in cases. Kaufman Bros.