The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-26

At the conclusion of the meeting the
following challenge to the Printers nine
| was issued:
We hereby challenge the Printers nine Of
Anaconda to play match game Of baseball at
tne park grounds on sunday, April IS, for a
spaulding ball and bat. Game to commence at
ANACONDA GREYs.
J: r. GRIFFITH Captain.
The personnel of the Printers club is
not yet known, but as there are some
pretty husky ball players among the type
settlers and newspaper men of Anaconda,
| the Greys will not be likely to have such
n walkaway as they think.
ABOUT THE CITY.
Pabst Bohemian beer at the Oxford.
Elgin White Clover butter at Bakers.
Dr.Chrisman extracts teeth without pain
Baths-Montana Hotel barber shop, 25c.
Byron's complete works with the STAND
ARD.
| P.J. Brophy came over from Butte
yesterday.
L. 4. Cherry of Minneapolis was visiting
his trade in Anaconda yesterday.
J. C. Hermann of Missoula was in
in this city on business yesterday.
II. r. Campbell came in from Rumsey
yesterday on short business trip.
Born-To the wife of Patrick Larkin of
oo7 Cherry street on April Is, a son.
Mrs. +. W. Blackford of Butte was the
guest OF friends in Anaconda yesterday.
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
Warde-James special via B., A. & p.
railroad tomorrow, Friday evening.
"Othello" will be produced.
William Hood, arrested Wednesday for
carrying concealed weapons, was dis
charged yesterday in Judge Rockwelrs
court.
George Maedel, formerly employed as
an upholsterer at the second hand store.
corner Third and Cherry, has opened an
upholstery and repair shop at 3O5 East
Commercial avenue.
John Francis Cain, aged IL weeks, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Cain, died
yesterday and will be buried from the
family residence on Upper Alder street at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Thomas Tettle, an employe of Mac
Callum & Cloutier, lost half a finger YES
terday afternoon by getting it caught in
the elevator. DIR. st. Jean dressed the
wound.
George Greagson and Pat Waters of
this city have leased the Gregson Springs
for five years, and will take charge of the
same on June 1. Mr.. Waters saws n
number of improvements will be made |
and 1t is their intention to make Gregson |
Springs one OF the most popular resorts |
in Montana. |
Losee Maxwell are making a number |
OF improvements in their Main street |
store. New shelves, counters, show cases |
and the like have been put up, a new
cash carrier system introduced, and large |
plate glass windows will soon adorn the |
front OF this popular business house.
Members and friends of Colfax lodge
No. 20, /. D. u. T. leave at o'clock this
morning over the Montana Union to par
ticipate in Butte's celebration of the 10th
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in
America. The Anaconda band will head
the local delegation in the big parade.
The indications are that q large delega-
ton from this city will go to Butte to-
night via the B., A & p. railroad to at
tend the performance at Maguire's, where
Warde and James will appear as OthelLo
and Iago respectively. The train will
leave Anaconda at z o'clock and arrive in |
Butte at 8, half an hour before the rise of
the curtain.
Warde-James special via B., A. &P.
railroad tomorrow. Friday evening.
"Othello" will be produced.
The wedding of Frank Povobvich and
Anna Archulen was celebrated yesterday
at St. Paul's church, Rev. Father
Allaeys officiating. The best man was
John Povobvich and the bridesmaid An
ME Sukey. The bridal party enjoyed a
drive about the city, and this
evening the affair will be duly celebrated
1T Union hall.
A pretty wedding was celebrated yester-
lay afternoon at the home of the brides
in Stuart. The happy young
'olks are John Spelman and Miss. Rachael
Harris. Rev. Father Allaeys officiated.
The groom and his bride will make their
lome in the house formerly owned by |
William Collins, near the Denver hotel
IN Park avenue, which Mr.. Spelmau re-
'ently purchased.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
we're: Mrs. c. c. Rueger, Mrs. f. w.
blackboard, p. j. Brophy. Butte; j. c.
hermann. Missoula; L. Z. Cherry, MINI
leapolis; c. b. Morrow. St. Paul; j. S.
New York; James G. Evans.
George Brink, Butte; ID. A. Loose. Helena;
v. G. Benham, w. H. Gehrman, Butte;
George II. Miers. city; II. A. Niedenhofen,
butte; William Gemmell, Butte.
The Evolution
" medicinal agents Is gradually relegating the
ld-time herbs pilis. DIR aughts and vegetable
Xtracts 10 the rear and bringing into general |
Sc the pleasant and effective liquid I txatlye | ,
yrup OF Figs. To get the true remedy see
hat IL Is manufactured BY the California PIG |