The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-30
mis- SOULA NEWS.
Items of Interest From the University
City.

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| City.
MIssoULA, Jan. 29.-Roussy, who is
charged with beating Sam Brunnell at
EVaro last Sunday, denies that he used
anything but his fist and says that the
WIG and woolly story about having used a
poker upon the bead of his antagonist
has not the flavor of truth. The men had
a row over a load of wood and had a fight
IN which Brunnell was worsted and that
is all there is to 1t. Justice Landers will
decide tomorrow who was to blame.
Andrew Aspen, while at work in the
Mammoth mine on the Big Blackfoot yes
terday, had his right leg crushed by a
stone falling upon it. He was brought to
Missoula by Superintendent Simpson and
placed in the Sisters hospital. His leg
will be saved.
Rev. c. II. Linley has resigned his pas
torate of the Church of the Holy Shirt.
his resignation to take effect Aug. a
of this year. Various causes are assigned
Tor the step that Mr.. Lnley has taken,
but the poverty of the church is the most
reasonable, as Mr.. Linley is satisfied
with his congregation and the congrega-
ton is satisfied with Mr.. Linley.
Some busybodies are trying to connect
WIZ Logan, reputable young man who
swore on the trial of the Sheeny Kid that
he had worked Two days with HIM. with
the parties to whom the STANDARD COR
respondent referred as needing n
character as badly as young Cohn, when
they knew that woman on the row was
referred TO.
A. b. Youngson, assistant general chief
engineer OF the b. l.. E., with headquarters
at Cleveland, ONO, is in the city on a
tour of inspection of the lodges of his
OrOan1ZlfInn- Ha ie
Koran of ST. Paul, an engineer on the |
eastern division of the Northern Pacific. |
the two remaining in Missoula through
out the day the guests of John Bonner |
and E. w. Walling.
Agents OF the Northern Pacific have |
been ordered by the general freight de-
partment to bill shipments of seed wheat.
seeI barley. seed rye and seed flax to local |
points on their respective lines at one-half
tariff rates, between Feb. l and NAV 81.
1875, inclusive, and between the same
dates OF each subsequent year unless
provided. These reduced rates
VIII not apply on shipments going off the
original line to eastern terminals.
News of the death of Billy Green in Los
Angeles, Cal. has reached MissouIa. Mr..
Green formerly lived here and was well
liked by his acquaintance.
Joe Solomon, wearied with city life. left
or Helena this morning to rusticate for a
cw days.
ID. {. Bass, the fruit grower of the VAL
ey, is in he city.
Joe R!ddell, the contractor, after m
bsence of several weeks has returned
ome.
a real estate boom is promised for Mis-
oula by not later than May / next. 1t is {
aid that various deals are afoot by which
everal tracts of land will be secured bv a c
orporation which proposes to make ex-
,nsive improvements, requiring the en-
loyment OF many men. Just what il is
one seems to know except those on the
inside, and they are not disposed TO be S
but that deal is in pro- s
'ess which will require the expenditure
great deal of money is admitted.
United States District Attorney Leslie >,
inc over from Helena to-day to prose- a.
lie the case against Purtle & Lynch for "a
espassIng on government timber lands. q
Is on tonight before Commissioner
NTH and will not be concluded before
-morrow.