The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-16
BUTTE WEATHER.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Carl upman's RosaIind. union-made.

Carl Upman's Rosalind. union-made.
Fred orion. plano tuner. Hamilton St
You can play the Frisco races at the
Combination.
Novelties in neckwear. from Csc. up.
at Nash & Co.'S.
Mems all-wool sweaters. from 81 UP;
boys. from SOC. up. Nash & Co.
The Cash Clothing company is SELL
ing any suit in the house for $3.50.
E. H. Cooney has returned from
trip to Lima. Hecla and Camp Creek.
Bills collected. All cost paid by Will
son, 122 N. Main street. Butte. TEL 2so.
Watch cleaning. $50; main springs.
81. Warranted. Mayer. 10 West Park
Pools sold every afternoon and eve
ming on Eastern races at the Combina-
ton.
The d. of H. of Meaderville will give
a ball and entertainment at Gunder-
son hall Tuesday night.
A lady's cloak. which is believed to
have been stolen. is at police head
quarters awaiting an owner.
Jean p. Decker. city editor of the
Miner. has returned from a short visit
to his old home at Deadwood.
William E. Goodrich will be buried
from the Butte undertaking rooms at
" t1OCh bO-UuOfIOW allCInOOa.
A jury in Judge Hollands court yes
terday afternoon sent ]. Delaney to
jail for five days for vagrancy. q
New forms of blanks for Quarts and
Placer locations can now be had at
Standard Office. n E. Broadway.
Beginning Oct 10. the Northern Pa
c1fc rate to St. Paul and Duluth. SEQ
ond class. eastbound. will be reduced
from ss5 to $50.
The Union Pacific has made an excur-
sion rate of one and one-fifth fare from
all stations in Montana to Butte for
the Chrysanthemum show.
The clothing elegance and grace Of
the season. All the smart and swell
effects in suits and overcoats. from
the best manufacturers in the country,
at Boucher's. the Park Street Clothier.
c. Q. Johnson yesterday received a
notice from Governor Richards of his
appointment as a delegate to the Inn
migration convention at st. Paul, but
1t Is not likely that he will be able to
attend.
Old Oscar Pepper.
Mount Vernon Rye.
w. H. McBrayer,
o. F. c. Taylor Sour Mash-s1 per
quart bottle. Montana Liquor compa-
my, rs East Broadway.
Mrs. ]. N. Jackson will be at rooms
No 104 and los Butte hotel, Monday
November 18th, with the finest line OF
linen designs and needle work ever
shown. Orders taken and lessons
given. The ladies of Butte are request
ed to call early as time is limited.
We are going out of business. and II
sales continue at the present rate won't
have to advertise much longer to thai
effect BY buying of us whatever yoJ
may need in suits, overcoats, hats
shoes, underwear, etc., you favor your
self several dollars worth. None car
compete with us since we have made
up our minds to go out of business
Kaufman Bros.
William j. Dougherty died at the
Sisters hospital last evening from
pneumonia, after an illness of only
three days. He was 80 years old and a
native of Buffalo, N. Y. He was q
member of the Plasterers' union, and
that organization will attend his funer
al, which will take place from Gilligar
& Duggan's undertaking rooms at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
In police court yesterday Charles
Mitchell pleaded not guilty to assault
in the first degree on Frank Delong
and his examination was set for next
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. -Four
young boys named Kempton, Bowman
Bridgeport and Kessler. whom the po-
lice regard with a great deal of sus-
picion, pleaded guilty to vagrancy and
were fined $40 and costs. j. II. Fay
was sent to Jail for 80 days for va.
grancy.
Matt Black and family of Bozemar
this week packed up their household
effects and left for Butte. where they
will make their future home. Mrs
Black and daughters will visit friends
in Anaconda for a short time before
settling down to housekeeping. Mr.
Black Is interested with Pat Largey
and Mantle g. Warren in an addition nc
Buute. which has for years been in nti
cation. There are over a hundred
houses on this land. and Mr. Black
will look after the property. Tht
Blacks will be missed at Bozeman, fol
they have resided here many years.
Bozeman Chronicle