The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-07
LOCAL MENTION.

Missoula. June 6.-The Missoula OF
flee of the Standard has been presented
by J. f. Wednesday, with model In
gold and silver of the famous Montana
statute OF Ada Rehan, and the shining
form of Ada in the garb of Justice now
occupies a prominent position In the
Office.
Hon. ID. ]. Hennessy returned from
Hamilton this noon and left on NO.
for Butte.
c. II. Mcleod and c. A Barnes left
this morning on business trip through
the Occur d'Alene country.
Emma Smith DeNoe arrived in MIS-
soula to-day and will cooperate with
Missoula women for the emancipation
of their sex from the bondage in which
custom and law hold them enthralied'
A search warrant was issued this al
ternoon for the man who predicted
dry season.
Mrs. William Bralbazon and children
are guests at the Rankin.
Sheriff Chaffin of Ravalli county Is In
town to-day
Jack Nelson. the turf patron of Deer
Lodge. spent the afternoon here on
horse business.
Miss Nixon. who has been the guest
of Mrs. /. @. Denny for some time, re-
turned to Butte this evening.
The county commissioners spent To-
day i'm auditing accounts against the
county.
Ada Wilson to-day filed suit for
divorce from Robert Wilson, alleging
cruelty and failure to provide and ask
ing for the custody OF two minor chill
dren.
Miss Grace Lambert is the guest OF
her aunt Mrs. A. l.. Demers. at ST.
lgnatius mission.
Hon. r. c. Marshall and family re-
turned to-day from Notre Dame, Ind,
where Miss Emily Marshall has been
~ Misc Marshall has
recovered from her serious illness.
which called her parents east.
Mrs. Minnie Adams has sued for d.
vorce from her husband. Charles X.
Adams, on the grounds of adultery.
Judge Ross to-day had a choice job
lot of vags before him and did the
proper thing by all of them but one.
whose tale of woe melted the judge $
heart and he was allowed to go free.
| Charles Anderson and Charles smith
were sentenced to 10 days In the city
| tail-a sentence that is worse than lie
| Imprisonment i'm respectable jail
and william Maloney and James Hal
were sent to the county jail for III
days. william Anderson was the lucky
| one who went his way.
ID. S. Dickson. agent of the Northern
| Pacific at Quartz, is in the city, hav-
! ing i'm his possession the handsome
| nugget which was described in the
| Standard last week. The lump OF god
! is a splendid one and Mr.. Dickson Is
| envied I'm its possession.
| John Lynch of Purtle's Spur is In the
| city on a business visit for the tlrst
| time since the recent arrival at his
home Of a fine young Lynch, and nc
is doing what all proud fathers do.
Young Harley. the lad who for years
| has given the police and his parents
so much trouble. turned up missing
/ last night and II has been learned
that he went away on a west-bound
| train last night Jack Leo, manly
| lad who has sold Standards for several
| years. is also missing to-day. and 1t Il
| feared that Harley enticed him away
| Leo Is a hard working little fellow, wh'
has contributed largely to the support
of his family for long time. and hi'
running away is generally regretted.
! The knights OF Pythias have elected
the following officers: c. C. c. III
| Hall: V. c., L. II. Kent; p, Fred w
| Jones' NJ. of A.. Il. c. Wagnitz; h. o.
II. & S. ]. Nj. Hamilton; NJ. of w. t
| b. Thompson; NJ. of F., II. II. Case
Nj. of L.. G.. w. Potts: trustees. ]. Nj
| Evans. f. c. Stoddard, r. 5. Men
| trum.
Il. sharpe of Helena spent the da!
| in this city.
Excavation for the proposed new de
| pot Is progressing faVorably, nut m
| building material is yet on hand.
The first shipments of Bitter Roo
| fruit came down the valley to-day II
the shape of gooseberries. Other SINAI
fruits are said to be ripening well, an'
II Is expected that the local marke
will soon be supplied with the hes
fruit in the world.