The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-05

IL As ihisRius ol ndissoula IL IN THIS cit
visiting friends.
Miss Cora Marchion is sick at her HON
with the mumps.
Ripe California Olives at L. j. Baker,.
First ever shipped.
Charles Anderson of Bozeman was 4
Anaconda yesterday.
Look out Tor Greig's window display o
Easter cards and novelties.
For Sale--A good organ S26; call and OK
anime. 51l East Park ave.
Chlldren's School Handkerchiofs tw,
for cents to-day. C. o. ID. store.
Twenty-eight inch Flannel Suitincs to
day 20 cents per yard. c. o. d. store.
Louis Kaufman, one of Butte's business
men, was In Anaconda yesterday on bust
ness. ~
DIR. H. w. Stephens has been confined
to his home for almost a week by Ia
grippe.
James Johnston, the express messen.
ger, will take a short vacation beginn ine
to-day. '"s
Greig has the largest stock of bicycles
and bicycle sundries of any house in
Montana.
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
j. r. Toole returned last evening from
trip through Mexico. He had q very
pleasant journey.
E. +. Brannan and James Riddle have
aad +.
business at No. 80 Commercial avenue.
John Schmid has resigned his position
as bookkeeper for the c. C. G. C. store
and left for Chicago with his family yes
terday.
When the wind blows cold and bleak.
and the snow assails thy cheek, keep a
good heart and merry cheer by drinking a
glass of Centennial beer.
Frank E. Miller is registered at the
Montana from Portland, Ore. Mr.. Miller
was formerly in business in Butte and
has many friends in this state.
Alex Reed, the husband of Ida Reed.
the woman who was killed in the Helena
court room, arrived in this city last even
ing. He was one of the witnesses to the
shooting.
inc W. - l.. y. VIII give Nebraska
corn supper" for the benefit of the
drought sufferers, at Populist hall. Main
street; Friday evening, beginning at
O'Clock.
L. III. Talbot came over from Butte
yesterday ana brought with him a tandem
bicycle. A tandem is the original "bicv-
Gle built for two" and is the latest craze
OF the wheeling craze.
The city council held short meeting
last night and the salary ordinance was
signed by Mayor Thornton. The resolu-
ton for sidewalk on Walnut street was
passed. The council then adjourned to
meet one week from Saturday night.
A new brass band has been organized
under the leadership of Prof. Waster-
lame, who was formerly a member of
Gilmore's band. The new orranization
contains the best of the late Copper Civ
band strengthened by several new MEM
bers. The band will make it's first public
appearance Saturday night.
Val Bette, the man who tried to shoot.
Bios Whisky Loslovich, will have hear
ing this morning at 10 o'clock in Judge
RockwelPs court. He has retained C. M.
Sawyer as his attorney and the defense
will probably be on the line that he used
the weapon in self-defense. Witnesses to
the affair claim that the wounded man
was threatening him with a chair.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
were: A. M. Gibson, Boston; +. II. Tai
bott. Butte; l. H. Rice, Glendale: Sam
VESSEL. Lincoln; John Harrington
Butte +. Z. Miller, Portland; H. A. Hig,
Boston; c. 5. Pierce, Minneapolis: w. p
Hogarty, Helena; M. McEllistrum. Chi
cago; Louis Kaufman, Butte: Charles D
McCohn. New York; ID. p. O'Conner.
McCune.
ID. r. O'Conner came in the other day |
from McCune's wood camp via the snow
shoe route to Mill Creek. The wood camp |
is taking on the usual spring activity. and |
as soon as water begins to flow in a suffi- |
Gent quantity the wood will be started |
down the mountain side. Workmen are
now repairing the 25-mile fiume. Snow is /
from three to four feet deep at the camp /
and wagon or sled hauling Is done with /
great difficulty, as the warm days make
the snow too soft for the teams.
At the flremen's ball, to be given i'm
Evans opera house on April Is, a musical
entertainments will precede the dancing
programme. Professor Ganke's cele-
brated ladies' orchestra of Butte has been
engaged for the occasion. Among the
numbers TO be given in the concert will
be the following: Manhattan Beach
March," t. Sousa; overture, civilian
Iel, Rossini; selection. Bohemian |
Girl" Balfe. medley. .Ten Minutes
With the Minstrels," George Bowron.
A team belonging TO John johnson. who
lives up the canyon, became frightened
by the electric cars on Commercial street
yesterday afternoon and broke away from
a little girl who was holding them and ran
away. The team kept in the middle of
the road and ran west on Commercial
street, thence east and were captured
near Mill Creek station. Fortunately no
one was hurt and the damage was sight
A basket of eggs in the rear of the wagon.
was distributed all along the route in a
scrambled condition.
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