The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-02
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.
For Montana Fair: warmer:
winds shifting scutherly.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

w. f. Witty of Livingston is in this
city.
Knox hats. spring styles. just opened at
Cans d Klein's.
The paid fines in the police court for
February amounted to S@71.
Collections. No money, no pay. Will
son d Co., ITO North Main street.
Anti-toxine serum fresh every week at
Paxson & Rockefeller's, ~ w. Park.
Beginning to-day, the skating rink will
be open at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Learn shorthand and typewriting at
Butte Business college, Owsley block.
For spring 1881 whiskey, go to Lynch
Bros, Granite, Main and Park streets.
For all kinds of legal and mining blanks
go TO the STANDARD, 81 East Broadway.
Competent stenographer and book
keeper wishes position. y, STANDARD, Butte
l.. w. McCune. travelling auditor of the
Great Northern Express company, is in
the city.
The Butte hotel carries the finest line
of imported Key West and domestic goods
found in the city.
Nesbitt sisters, Is West Granite, have
the finest dining parlor in the city. Every
delcacy in season.
Have you seen the handsome baby bug
gies at Mrs. NJ. Niedenhofen's, West Park
street? They are beauties.
Mike Wolf of Centervillo leaves Tues
day for Philadelphia on visit to his old
home. He will be gone three months.
Watch cleaning, $3.50; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Jewelry repairing
relatively cheap. Mayer, 40 West Park.
James Dee, a native of Ireland, took the
oath of allegiance before Judge McHat-
ton yesterday and was admitted to citi-
zenship.
Slaughter sale of dry goods, gents fur
nishings. and ladies'an children's under
wear, at III n. Main street. William
Beck, manager.
The finest merchants lunch in the city
for 30 cents at the Anheuser-Busch res
taurant, and Main street. Schair q
Ranch, proprietors.
We have new lot of elegant silk
sponges, elegant bath sponges. elegant
carriage sponges. Fosselman Drug Co.,
d. l.. Park street.
Jerry Connell sustained a compound
fracture of the right leg by fall of
ground in the Mountain Con. mine on
Thursday night. He was removed TO the |
Sisters hospital.
John Hodges, a carpenter roomlng in |
the Barrett Jacky block. will be tried |
before Judge Almon at o'clock this af- |
ternoon on a charge of assault entered |
against hun by his wife.
Alarge shipment of Byron's and Shakes
peares works has just been received at |
the Butte Office of the STANDARD. A set |
OF either, handsomely printed and bound, |
VIII be given TO yearly subscribers.
The 1000 feet of Eureka four-pIy hose |
that was recently ordered by the city |
council has arrived. 1t was furnished |
through the futile company and the fire.
men say IL is the best they ever had.
just opened line of Monarch" shirts
in the new patterns for 1895; collars and
Guns separate or attached, and 1.-THE price
Iron
boucher, the Park Street Clothier"
Martin Daniel Walsh, aged months.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh of /
1OlH North Montana street, died yester-
day. The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon from the family residence.
Henry W. happes received a telegram
from Chicago Yesterday giving the sad i'm
telllgence that his sister-in-law, Mrs. &.
X. kappes, died in that city. leaving four
little children, the eldest of whom is but 9
years of age.
All plain drinks cents, mixed drinks
10 cents. Eastern beer on tap. We sell
good liquors and have the neatest place |
IN town. Call and see us. Stockade
saloon, Main and Galena, under Graehl
d GraehPs store. j. +. Powell.
All parts of Picturesque Worlds Fair.
Glimpses of America, Marie Burroughs
Portfolio OF Stage Celebrities and COM
plete sets of each can be obtained without
I
Let US supply the missing numbers and
bind the books for YOU.
Henry Cohen. popular cmploye i'm the
Great Northern Express office here re-
turned yesterday from a stay of several
months in Anaconda where he was tenn
porarily in charge of the Great Northern !
Express Office. Anaconda agreed with !
Mr.. Cohen immensely and be gained So
much flesh there that his friends hardly
him.
Some of the lines running out OF Butte
are trying TO convince The public that /
Their trains run through fertile country, /
and that they encounter no sand deserts.
their cars being dust proof. etc. such I
statements made IN July or August might I
be considered by the INEXPERIENCED /
traveller; but in mIdwiuier, with six inches
Of snow on the ground, they seem little
oui Of date. Al present the public arc /
how 10 travel and keep warm. |
This can be done by using tho Northern /
Pacific. as winter blasts, rain aud slice,
have no lerrors Tor passengers using this
line. Their sleeping. dining cars aud DAY ;
coaches are vcstIbulcl.