The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12

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were Jesse Wood, Salt Lake; Phil Levy,
Trixie Wentworth. Butte; j. NJ. Calder
wood, Helena; w. E. Galley. Butte; Z. t.
Genguaqre, Dayton, Ohio; w. p. Hawk,
| Helena; L. j. Lachman. Butte; y. {. Nc
| Conneil, II. NJ. Mcconnell. New York; II.
NJ. MCCARTNEY, Pasco, Wash: II. Schlis-
niger. Butte; 5. j. Dunhiey. Kalamazoo;
Lee Cohn. Butte; W. G. TAYLOR, Chicago;
{: W. Longhead, p. j. Brophy, Butte; 5.
| Myers, Boston.
The doctors report la grippe as quite
prevalent in this city at present.
Smoke the finest cigar made, 1.-THE
| Oxford" for sale at 1.-THE Oxford
The National Union meets this evening
at Foskett hall. A full attendance is re-
quested.
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
! STANDARD.
w. p. S. Hawk of the Rocky Mountain
Telegraph company, with headquarters at
Helena, is in town.
Phil Levy of Butte and j. NJ. Calder
wood of Helena were among yesterdays
arrivals at the Montana.
Watch for the opening of the C. o. ID.
store. The lowest prices the people of
Montana have ever known.
/ Pure blood is necessary to enjoy health.
b. q Nj. sarsaDarilla purifles the blood
and Boro Menthol cures catarrh.
Joseph A. Nadeau and Master Arthur
of Butte have been visiting DIR. and Mrs.
Z. l.. ST. Jean the past few days.
Mrs. Mccartney begs to announce that
her spring stock is now ready for inspec-
ton, 223 East Commercial avenue.
dos eff Walsh started for tho East Sum
day afternoon TO purchase clothing for
the G. c. G. c. He will be gone about six
weeks.
Mrs. o. II. Sisson returned to her home
in Dillon yesterday, after pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. Radefeld and other
Anaconda friends.
Miss Mabel Grain of Hamilton arrived
in this city Saturday and is the guest of
her uncle, Barney Mckinley, at his home
on Park avenue.
John Marchion went to Butte yesterday
and called upon w. r. Morley, who is
convalescing at DR.. Wells hospital from
the effects of an operation. Mr.. Morley
Is eADeCIeu uOf1l6 III ABOUT TWO Weeks.
Ira Gnose, the genial and gentlemanly
clerk at the Montana, opened brand
new register for the patrons of the hotel
yesterday and the autograph of Jesse
Woolf of Salt Lake was the first to grace |
its pages.
The bookcases for the Hearst library |
depository have arrived and are being I'M |
packed and set up as fast as possible. As |
soon as this work is completed Librarian |
Smith will begin the unpacking and class
ificaton of the books, of which there are |
large consiguments at the depots.
An ore car passed over the left foot of |
Josef Bunievach while he was pursuing
his daily vocation at the upper works yes
terday and crushed the instep pretty
badly. The unfortunate man was taken |
to his home, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets. where Dr. ST. Jean dressed his
wounds.
The proceeds of the advance sale for
the "Sanny South" engagement were at
tached by Sam Ayotte of Butte for q debt
of S78 owed him by Phil Levy, the mana
ger of the COMPANY. Sufficient funds |
were secured from Levy's share of the
sale to satisfy the attachment and leave
balance still in his favor.
Louis Franklin and John Turner, ex-
perienced placer miners and wel-known
citizens of Anaconda, have patented a
gold washer that is conceded by placer
miners who have seen it to be a splendid
invention. The patentees have been
working on the scheme during leisure
hours for several years and now claim
they have it perfected. Together with /.
Rosenfield they have formed a company
TO be known as the Paymaster Gold
Washer Manufacturing company, with
hea quarters on East Front street, near
Cherry, where they will manufacture the
washers that will prove boon to all
placer miners. A public exhibition of the
workings of the new invention will be
given in the near future.