The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-18
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In THE GARDEN CITY
A Well-Known Gentleman's Exciting
Experiences. l l.
STILL HALE AND HEARTY
The Question of a cannery and a
Great Many Other Subjects =
for Missouia PeopIerssE !.
to Talk About. risci =
STILL HALE AND HEARTY

TO lax About.
Missoula, May 17.--J. c. Londy.r tn
cannery man, left for Ogden this even
ing. after having looked over Missouls
and the Bitter Root. At to the qsia1ifi
Establishment. Mr. Londy is shisicl
pleased with this section, and henbe
lfeves that the Bitter Root country
could support a large cannerysl ~ Il
probably so late In the season tnSt nc
steps Will be taken this year other thar
10 make preliminary arrangerilent&p
Memo Unzicker. the veteran 'n1lnfng
machinery expert. came In from She
West tonight after an eventfuI rtrir
into the Frazer river country Onsfile
return journey he was bucked from a
cayuse, and later thrown into theeCo-
lumbia river by the upsettfng OF ntfle
stage. He Is all right, however, sand
not injured in the least. HeF Win go
up the Bitter Root tomorrow. h1o3sE
The mineral land commissioners Of
the Idaho district passed through here
this evening, bound for Helena, Where
they will attend the general conference
between the federal and state com
missioners. no 100
Hon.sI. @. Denny narrowly escaped
| serious injury last evening driving In
from the Bandmann ranch. The break
ing Of a wagon seat threw him to The
ground. He was holding the child of
Herr Bandmann in his lap, and in
saving her from injury his back was
quite badly hurt. He was able Co be
around this evening. AIR
Hon. Con Kohrs came in from Ana
conda this afternoon and left for Ham
ilton this evening. II - .
The board Of trade, at it's meeting
Monday evening, will elect new exec
utive committee for the ensuing six
months. -orI
The old steamer belonging to, Chief
Mentrum will. it is expected. be pur-
chased by the town of Deer Lodge. 1t
is an excellent machine. and has done
good service here on more than one
occasion when the department steamer
broke down. .r..-.,r aTt
H W. Turner came back from Butte
to-day. ,as...- 49,.
]. M. Ashton, attorney for the North
ern Pacific at Tacoma, accompanied by
Mrs. Ashton. has been visiting friends
in town. yel 49, 4
c. F. Kennedy. a man who has been
begging about town. was sentenced for i
vagrancy to-day by Judge Ross and
will live at the county's expense for 80
days.
A new time card for the main=iine |
of the Northern Pacific is being dis 4
cussed. Superintendent BrimsauE to- 1
day informed a Standard repqtte4tf1at
a change has been decided updHS But /
the details are not yet complete 30.
will probably not be affected ,bysthe
change. but No AZ expected TO arrive !
emit NTNE ~ 4
The city Jail ts most. ilthy.gpoi- |
some, pestilentiaI place. kbefflg-,f1ooded \
TO the depth of a foot by tht1sesk&ge, 4
thrown back by a stoppaee f7the !
drain from the. city hail. Is aptears /
now as II new sewer woula haye TO /
be built. ree;f |
The log drive of the Big BIa6fdoot |
company Is nearly finis6ed Nnd |
the big pond at the mill Is packed fdll |
of timber. ss.s $50 80 - II !
The suggestion is pertinentIy made |
reforming. IT. might as well consider /
the sidewalks on some OF then main
streets and induce the property owners |
to reform the walk system. There are |
three private crosswalks leading from |
the Northern Pacific depot that are in
Ex-senator Spooner. General land
Attorney Dudley. DIR. ]. J.. Buckley and
superintendent Crimson returned this
noon from a days visit in the Upper |
Bitter Root valley All the members
II the party expressed themselves as
.lemen Were Joined here to-day 'bysAt-
orney General Haskell. who acc6napa-
HE'D them on the West-bound train.
They will proceed at once to Moscow,
where they are interested In an; Inn
Dortant land case. ehorIfsW
anne In on the Bitter Root express to-
lay. .,,.e+- .l I. y l-,s yrtT
United States Marshal McDermott
anne In on the west-bound train to-
lay and expects to continue his Jour
ley to Hamilton. -
e; winslow stetson. deputy state
'ank examiner. Is expected in Mis-
oula Sunday on a visit 10 friends
ere. n hlo a 70 81
John w. Nelson spent to-day AT the
ace track and left this evening for
Deer Lodge. frr ro.-'-v5
The following Instruments were nled
Nth the county clerk to-day: Quit
lain deed, John A. Mcdowell to Hell
nut Schonfeld. Pardee. one building
D., 50xS0. $125. Deed, John Crowley to
Just Sturm. all interest in Crowley
LAGER claim In Quartz creek. 81. Deed,
: A Gassawayfto Gust sturm. two
|. Deed. Gust Stufm to i. A. Gass- q
way. one-third interest In CrowIey
LAGER claim. Location notice.<T1rrn-
ray quartz claim. BY Victor +. HIND
ian and Andrew Swanson. .sF.N - Il
The pupils In the Central school we're
wen fire drill at $3.50 O'Clock this
fternoon. The lower rooms were
mptied quickly and quietly. but there
'as stampede on the upper flair and |
ne doors had to be closed for <{ime.
s II was, the building was esnptied 3,
/ four minutes. ~ IN ~
Judge Logan to-day sentenced p<fer
to 80 days in the county jail
charge OF vagrancy. 4 N'S s.
"A pleasant party came down from
teVensville this noon. composed OIL
,rs. T.. 9. Smalley and son. Mrs. :
homas Clark and daughter. Mrs.. J..
!. Williams. j. r. Faulds. Mn. lHanids
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