The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-14
MISSOULA NEWS.


seriously al with pneumonia and not ex-
pected to live.
Tram No. 60 this evening brought in a
man from Superior who was taken to the
SISTERS hospital. lie has pneumonia.
Joseph Sawhill has bought at sherif's
sale the Last Chance Gulch mining prop
erty, paying 1884 80.
John Purtle of Purtle's Spur is in this
city.
Tho public schools have been closed to-
day on account of the death of the infant
daughter of Supt. j. NJ. Hamilton.
H. ID. Bushnell returned to-day from
Spokane. Mr.. Bushnell will locate at
Hamilton as resident agent of a loan COM
pany.
The family of County Auditor ii imilton
arrived this evening from Thompson
Falls.
Subscribers to the new History of Mon
tana are receiving copies of that work to-
day.
Lou Hunt is renovating his Board of
Trade saloon and the place will in few
days present a decidedly attractive APP
pearance.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hamilton, was
held this morning.
The funeral of Raleigh Smith vas held
this afternoon from St. Xavicr's church.
There was a large attendance OF friends.
&. NJ. Crutchtield spent to-day in the
Bitter Root valley.
w. ). Settle left New York Sunday and
is expected homo tomorrow.
Commercial travellers in town to-day
are: +. j. Cram. Minneapolis; Ii. A. An
derson, Boston; ii. ;. Winans, Salt Lake;
5. Myers. Boston; L. l.. Miller. Chicago;
j. b. S arpe, Spokane; c. q. Acret, Chi
cago; II. L. Lewis, Minneapolis.
w. f. Lindenborn returned to Thomp-
son Fails to-day.
L. Goughnour left for Butte and Liv-
ingston this evening.
Manager Hartley of the opera house is
billing the Tittell sisters for next NJ m
day. The company is said to be an ex-
cellent one an Mr.. Hartley has booked
it Tor Great Falls as well Missoula.
T. S Fulton of Burke is IN the city.
Charles ID. MrCulloush of Stevensville
came down the valley last evening.
ID. ). Fotheringham of the NJ ,mmoth
mlnc was IN town for a short time yesIer-
day.
The cold wave has caused new de-
mand for weather strips and storm doors.
The fire house has been repadded to-day
for the com ort of it's occupants.
The county commissioners spent to- lay
/ in examIuIn. the bonds of the sever
county oili ers, appointlve and elective,
! and conn lcted The labors this af ernuon.
| when they adjourned until the ncNt re gu
lar meeting. The settlement with the
| county treasurer was completed and
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action was taken in regard To the appoint
mcnt of "A game warden and that officer
will not be appoipteI untll the next ses-
sion.
There is no clue as yet to the person
who fired bu let through the county
clerks Office Monday night.
The county clerk has to-lay been mail
ing certificates of appointment to the
road supervlsors.
w. p. Brayton is the latest victim to
the grip.
The county commissioners to-day signed
a contract with D.lworth & Flynn for the
burial of the county deal, tho price being
50. 20 for handled coffin. the bond OF
the contractors was approved and filed.
The bond is for 500 and the sureties are
u. j. Kline and j. w. Wilson.
Il. Il. Oreenougn mas purchased at sher-
IFS sale for Si,O25 the Bell of the Hill,
Iron Clad and Iron Horse mines, the
property of the West Iron Mountain COM
pany.
A new deed and a correction of former
deed were flied with the county clerk to-
day, transferring a one-twelfth interest IN
the ~. -" lode claim from Frank Le-
blanc of Multnom an county, Oregon. to
Peter Teirault of Butte, in consideration
of $50. The old deed called the nine the
"W. s." lode.
Charles Lond has sold to Z. S. Andrews
of Helena lots Is, 10 and 20 IN the North
ern Pacific addition.
Judge Faulds of Stevensville is in town
to-day.
Suits were filed in the district court to-
day by Drs. Buckley 4 Sippy and the
Western Montana bank against Ed An
drews.
Mrs. Z. +. Stoddard of Stevensville is
the guest of her son, Fred c. Stoddard, for
the summer.
w. p. ). Hawk returned to Helena this
evening.