The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-22

mining camp for a short visit with
friends and then goes to Cripple
Creek, Col, where he has a mother
and sister who are largely interested in
some mining property.-Gfbbonsvi
Idaho Miner.
Mrs. Hattie d. Greig and her little
son Harry, left for Butte Tuesday, and
will spend the winter there visiting
friends.-Kalispell Herald-Journal.
Cliff Tipton left for Butte yesterday
morning, where he goes to look around
and will probably remain for some
little time.-White sulphur Springs
News.
Tom Chambers sold his famous trot-
ting horse, Italy, to John Davis. the
well known horseman of Butte. The
price is not known, but Jack becomes
the owner of a splendid animal.-Twin
Bridges Monitor.
w. II. Young, jr., left for Butte this
morning, where he will spend the win
ter after the seasons hard work at
placer mining on Hughes creek.-GJb-
bonsville, Idaho. Miner.
Clyde Richardson and Gus Kirchman
left on yesterdays coach. They were
bound for Butte, where they Will PROB
ably remain some time.-White sulphur
Springs News.
Fred Harris, agent of the Rand Drill
company of Butte, Montana, was inter-
viewing our mining men this week in
the interests OF the firm which he rep
resents.-wallace, Idaho, Miner.
Can't. c. III. Palmer of Butte, was in
the camp a few days last week. Cap
tain Palmer made a fortune in the
Merced mines of California, and 1t is
thought he will invest in Rossland
properties. 1t is very gratifying To see
men of Captain Palmer's standing
among us, as 1t indicates the fame
which our mines enjoy abroad.-Ross-
land, b. c., Record.
Mrs. Thomas Barnett is assisting
Messrs. Job & Markley in Butte. These
gentlemen have a large contract with
! the county to ferret out untaxed prop
erty.-Bozeman Chronicle.
Owners of gambling houses in Butte
are thinking of putting large elevators
in their buildings so they can keep UP
with the lightning changes of their city
| the gambling up stairs, and Friday
night they met in special session and
brought Vt down to terra firma once
more.-Livingston Post.
The Rev. Jerry Rounder says in the
| Anaconda Standard, That the way TO
stop murders in Butte Is to hang q few
of the murderers." Would this not APP
ply to Meagher county as well?-White
/ Gttl C9ar
| L. c. White OF Butte, a
brother-in-law of Tom Smith. depu-
| ty clerk and recorder. arrived in the
city Monday. Mr.. White left this morn
ing for the East where he expects to
visit most Of the winter. He Is an en-
thusiastic mining man and was fur
nished in this city with a most attrac-
| tive line OF free gold quartz specimens
from the Natural Bridge and Boulder
districts. that can be expected to cause
somewhat OF a sensation when exhibit
ed in the East.-Livingston Post.
Last Friday night Grand Mas.
ter Thomas Stees of Butte, re.
organized Choteau lodge, l. o
| o. F. with IA charter members, nearly
old organization which had its lodgI
room. furniture. charter and papers
destroyed some seven or eight year:
ago. The officers are ID. A. Penry. N
c.; James Armstrong. V. c.: A. Har
ris. secretary: Sol Cohen, treasurer; c
w. Taylor. sitting past grand. TIL,
trustees are: G. NJ. Coffey, to serve ST,
months; w. II. Lyon, is months. anc
James McDevitt, "a months Sol Coher
was appointed district deputy gram
master. On Saturday evening 81 new
members were taken in. thus makinl
the roll OF membership Al. Friday nigh
of each week is the regular meetins
night. Refreshments were served a
the Choteau house both evenings
Grand Master Stees left for Great FALL
on Sunday by private conveyance
From there he goes to Lewistown
where he will organize another lodg,
of odd Fellows.-Choteau Montanian