The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-03

ABOUT THE CITY.
Bicycle repairs at Greig's.
Elein White Clover butter at Bakers.
Footballs at Greig's.
Dr.Chrisman extracts teeth without pain
Baths-Montana Hotel barber shop, Csc.
Soda water at Greigs. -
Byron's complete works with the STAND
ARD.
Mrs. Peter Roman is q guest at the
Montana.
Ben Kenney of Hamilton is in this
city to-day.
Chautauqua drawing books and writ
. ing desks at the Bee Hive.
= G. N. Hartley of MissoIua was in
Anaconda yesterday on business.
Robert H. Ball is visiting friends
and relatives in Butte for a few days.
u William Copinus and his wife have
returned from an extended visit in the
East.
c. R. Hickey is making preparations
to move his family to Los Angeles next
week.
Con ONeil was reported much bet
ter yesterday. though by no means cut
OF danger. -
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
The committee Of A. o. u. W. and
d. of II. will meet at Mrs. Theodore
Ehret's home this evening. -
c. S. Warren came in last evening
from trip through the mountains
near Elliston. During the day he took
3o-mile taunt on horseback, the first
riding he had done for many years:
yet he was as fresh as a cavalryman.
In these days of athletics, base ball.
foot ball, bicycling and racing, great
attention is paid to the food and drink
of the athletes. These only pay close
attention to strengthening drinks,
and II you notice. they all drink Cen
tennial beer.
All those interested in forming a ball
team this year will meet at Frinke's
cigar store Saturday night at o'clock
sharp. Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
the team will have a practice game at
the park in order to get the team used
to their positions. The fans will be
out In force to warm up tho regular
nine.
The friends of p. Munley took that
gentleman by surprise Wednesday
night by going to his home and giving
MIN an old-time serenade. Every in
strument from a piano leg to an oys-
ter can was employed, with the result
that Mr.. Munley lead the gang to the
nearest lemonade counter. The recipi-
emit or these manifestations of esteem
recently removed from Carroll, and
some OF his brother machinists who re-
side in this city initiated him into the
beauties of city life as it is spent here
occasionally.
The arrivals at the Montana yester-
day were: III. r. Whitehill. Deer
Lodge; III. A .Outcult, Minneapolis; r.
w. Baltu, st. Paul. A. G. Wagner. ].
ID. Pippen, Minneapolis; w. II. Gehr-
man. John Lindsay, w. Fulton. w.
II. Hahlo, Harry c. Kessler, r. b.
wallace, John j. Broughall, Charles S.
Warren, Butte; E. r. Genguagre. Dav-
ton; G. N. Hartley, Missoula; James
w. Kirk, Detroit; f. +. Swift, Port
land; Il. j. Kirkland, Minneapolis: ].
w. Cohen, Chicago; E. ]. Marx, st.
Louis; w. S. w. Miller, Denver; Ben
Kenney, Hamilton; A. L. Jordan, Chi
cago; Mrs. Peter Roman. Missoula.
Col. Harry c. Kessler, colonel COM
handing the Montana National Guard.
and Col. r. b. Wallace. u. S. A, came
over from Butte last evening and Wis
tied the officers and members of the
Wolfe Tone Guard. Colonel Wallace
has been detained by the war DEPART
ment to instruct the militia companies
of this state and hereafter he will come
to this city every Monday to drill Com
pany X and post the officers on mill
tary matters. A state encampment is
to be held this year, probably some
time in August, and lasting 10 DAYS.
The Wolfe Tone Guard has an idea
which is not wholly unfounded, that
they will be the best drilled company
In the regiment by that time, and il !
any prizes are to be awarded or glory |
won, they will get their share.