The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

will penetrate the Clearwater valley.
visiting Sunset. Potomac, Helmville.
Ovando and other points. Returning.
they will come by way of Drummond,
Bearmouth and Bonita. The object of
the trip is the same as that OF their
Bitter Root journey, and they expect
to send in big shipment of hides.
The county commissioners viii meet
in regular session Monday. Prepare
tory TO taking final action in the mat
ter of the road up the Blackfoot can
yon. they have spent several days ex-
aiming the proposed routes in the VI
cinity of the Blue Slide.
The bicycle fever shows no signs of
abatement. The livery wheel stables
are doing a big business, and some of
| the new machines that are being re-
| ceived are handles. John Wednesday,
| to-day delivered to Blair & Pussy 10 of
his fine Ajax road wheels, that are
| said by experts to be the best that
have ever struck this wheelman's par
| adise.
Ex-County Commissioner Abe Nit
| tower spent yesterday in Missoula, re-
| turning to his home in the Bitter Root
| valley last evening.
The street department has glad
dened the hearts of horsemen and
| wheelmen by leveling up portion OF
| Higgins avenue, where the chuck holes
were unduly prominent.
| Frank j. Davies, land agent of the
/
trict, is in this city. the guest OF c. Il.
| Woodwork.
Mrs. Pope Catlin returned from
| Hamilton to-day.
Mrs. ]. Dinner of Marysville. and
| Mrs 3. Sinclair of Glendive. are the
guests of their brother. Conductor
1 John Cleary.
| Hon. ii. II. Grant, Ravalli county's
| representative on the state board OF
education, is I'm the city to-day.
r. -.
district court to-day by Emma III.
Waymack against James Thomas
| Waymack. The grounds alleged are
| cruel and inhuman treatment.
Judge Woody-to-day disposed of
nearly so old probate cases. and the
! records Of the court are nearly cleared
of these dead cases.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Charles j. Daugherty and Miss Annie
Ella Gilbert. which will occur at Bear
mouth. June II. The groom is well
| known in this city, having been agent
Bonita for some time. Miss Gilbert
is the daughter of Mrs. Francis Bon
ner of Bearmouth. at whose residence
the wedding will occur.
Tom Hing, the Chinese scavenger.
had an exciting experience this after
noon. His old roam horse ran a char
lot race against time down Main street
and upset the wagon near the city
hall. There was a miXed-up mess of
Chinaman, scavenger cans and wagon
splinters, from which the Monaghan
emerged with the remark: Him lun
two times. Now me kill dam horse"
County Auditor Hamilton is busy
| preparing accounts for the considera-
tion of the commissioners next Mon
| day.
Sheriff Mclaughlin is keeping the
county property in better condition
| than il has been for years.
| The base ball game tomorrow de-
serves liberal patronage. The boys on
the Missoula team have been putting
| up good ball all the spring, but have
games that have thus far been played
have resulted in a financial loss TO the
club management. If there were some
way of getting the dead beats who
view the game from the outside to pay
admission fees there would be credit
balance on Charlie Halls ledger. As ii
, is, this cheap crowd kicks because the
games are not more interesting, but
. never contribute a cent to the support
. | of the club. There ought to be a fire
hose handy to turn against the real
of the Montana hotel during the prog
| ress of the ball games. That would
clear out the dead heads. They dom
! | like water.
: Although witnesses stated that they
! | saw Joe Pegg have the horse said e
have been stolen Thursday night. III
! | succeeded to-day. before Judge Logan
> i'm proving an alibi. and was released
, | from the custody of the sheriff.
An increased force is at work on tn
new depot to-day and dirt is flying II
E good shape.
: Manager Turner of the Electric Ligh
? | company received telegram to-da,
: from President Byllesby. in which tn
: latter stated that a deal will be close
q in a few days for the construction o
| no Hn NJ nlDRP nFONtdpl
q | no new developments arise at this END
: IL is feared that the action OF tn
5 city council in reducing the number o
o street lights may delay the matte
= | somewhat, as Mr.. Turner says tina
the general office of the company wi
investigate the reduction before pre-
o | ceeding with the plants. IL Is under
: stood that the council committee [
4 which was referred the selection of tn
q IL lights to be cut off will render a RI
l. port which will designate the light
Il that can best be spared. but will Pre-
" test against any reduction whateve
. There are two reasons for this-tha
Ie the city needs all the present light
and that il is unwise to discourse
the building OF the dam at this plac
g The grand jury will render final r.
is | port Monday morning.
- Charles Blaisdell came in from n
L Cedar creek placer mines tonight. /
~ ! reports the properties there in goc
lie | condition and the water supply falr.
er ---
- Hotel Guests.
ne Missoula, June 1.-Guests at the ]
m cal hotels to-day are: At the ke
is nedy: Charles Thompson, Tacoma
~ Al the Florence: II. Bruhn. Milwa
rs kee: +. NJ. Craig. Quartz: r. Green
Is 81. Paul; John \. Barker, j. II. Blanc
ard salt Lake; j. +. Bradley. :
Louis: V. NJ. Nickery, New York; Jol
lp c. simpson. Butte.
n At the Rankin: Wellington Ranki
III city: w. +. Trip. city; III. III. A
e. drews. Spokane: l.. NJ. Davis. Lo L
a G. II. Seeman, Hamilton. J. Sillma
ut Riverside: {. +. Donaldson, Quart
ST Fred r. Jameson. Florence: Geor
re-. ". Holt. city; Mrs. +. Hopkins. NJ
1t W. II. Fowler, Miss Nina Graha
ST. ponner. II H Grant, Grantsdale.
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