The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-23
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Little Items Concerning Residents of the
Greatest Mining Camp ON Earth.

tlemen came out last Saturday TO go
on a deer hunting trip in this locality:
They are K. III. Sherman, &. ID. ana
A. T. Morgan, and they are accompa-
MED on the trip by Tom and John BeT-
kin and Chef Sweet
Salt Lake Herald: The famous Butte
team that came 50 near defeating the
Reliance boys of San Francisco recent
ly, will arrive here this morning In
special car, en- route for Denver, where
they will play the ID. A. c. eleven on
Nov. %. George A. Chase yesterday re-
ceived a letter from the manager stat
ing that these soalwart football players
would arrive at a. m. and leave IN
the evening. Brooks, captain, and Gill
lis, the crack halfbacks. are with the
team. ellis Is the champion sprinter
of Montana, and in the game with the
Reliance team, made a phenomenal
run of 65 yards and scored touch
down. The Butte players have been un-
able to arrange for a game here.
Boundary, Wash, dispatch: A. p.
Curry. president of the Columbia Pla-
Ger Mining company. which owns 500
acres of rich bars in this vicinity, Is
here with a view of starting up work
IL satisfactory arrangements can DC
made. The general Is accompanied by
George w. Irvine and j. l.. Merrill OF
are looking over the grounds. There Is
some activity on Deep creek ron
claims and thereshave been one or two
sales. Jerome Drumheller made a cou-
pie of locations a few days ago or what
he considers high grade hematite or
iron, for which there is a good de-
mand.
Boulder Age: ]. ID. Slemons of Butte
sends to us a pamphlet issued recently
by the Butte chamber of commerce. III
is compiled by ]. b. Read, under the
supervision of w. McC. White. j. ID.
Slemons and s. v. Kemper, and pre-
sents in a very readable form the
growth, prosperity and resources OF
that wonderful camp. 1t presents some
startling statistics of Butte's payroll
and output.
Boulder Sentinel: The ladies of Butte
have resolved not to have refreshments
at their card parties. An euchre party
was held at the McDermott last week
and the manager, not being MEMBER,
kindly seated the ladies to an elegant
lunch. But, strange to say, notwatn-
standing the fact that 1t was against
the rules not a lady refused the tempt
| ing viands set before them. The dear
ladies of Butte have appetites, just
the same as the dear ladies of Boul-
| der.
Boulder Sentinel: j. w. Forbis and
wife of Butte are spending few days
at the Boulder Hot Springs, in order
that Mr.. FNor-bis might recuperate his
health.
Boulder Age. Butte has a chrysan-
themum show. II would be we'll to have
the exhibit open only In the forenoon.
as many Butte men can't say chrysan-
themum after p. m.
Spokane Spolxesman-Review George
w. Irvine and L. w. Merrill OF Butte
returned from visit to Boundary last
| night.
Boulder Age: The chrysanthemum
show in Butte was not "a financial sue
| cess. II they want to make a flower
show a success there II will be neces-
| sary 10 have II in connection with a
scrap" or a football scrimmage.
Dillon Examiner: w. B. Welsh has
| brought his family from Butte. and
they are now moving into rooms over
the City drug store. Mrs. Welsh Is an
excellent pianist, and will therefore
add greatly to Dilfon's musical circle.
Dillon Examiner: The copper claims
on Stone creek are still attracting the
ors. Yesterday A. A. Manser bonded
a group of five claims owned by him in
| that district TO a syndicate composed
of John Doyle, d. T. Haskell and Sill
ven Hughes OF Butte. The amount of
the bond is $4,000 and IL is TO run for
one year A small portion of the money
has already been paid down. The par
ties who bonded the claims have al
ready mlde arrangements for opening
them up this winter. Half a dozen men
will be put to work Immediately.
Billings Times: Mrs. r. c. Fisher
and children left last Thursday night
! husband.
Salt Lake Herald: Fourteen long
haired football players. from the wilds
of Butte. Mont. arrived in this city
yesterday morning at $50. They all
STOPPED AZ the Knutsford. and were up
to-date in every respect, as they were
| accompanied by DIR. w. II. wix, a
skilled physician. who attends the boys
after a hard-fought game on the grid
| iron; also a bulldog, which Is the mas
| cot of the team. This strong team,
which has never but once met defeat,
| then by the famous California Reliance
| team. has left for Denvec. where they
| will play the Denver Athletic club The
| boys spent the day In viewing the city.
and We're much impressed by what they
saw. One thing that they noticed was
the multitude OF pretty girls who came
| tripping down Main street after the
close of school The Butte team colors
are red and white.
Independent: Butte Is lamenting the
sudden death of its pet wild man whose
sole sustenance consisted of raw meat
torn from the animals he killed with
his club. and whose playful habit I;
was to give his friends sacklets of ore
that assayed something Ike $4,000 to
the ton. Unfortunately no one seems
10 have the slightest inkling where the
wild mans wonderfully rich lead was
| located.
The show is over. but the Inverness
green houses have plenty OF chrysan-
| thamuus Order piants or blooms n,