The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-03

Ely, appointed deputy sheriff from up the
Yellowstone. Under this arrangement
Mr.. Ely will be promoted to the position
of under sheriff. The gentleman is well
qualified for the DO sition.
Ex-Fireman Mike McGilvey of the
Northern Pacific has decided to engage in
the saloon business in this city and will
open up in the building known as VANS
Place" Wednesday evening. Robert Guth-
rie has been engaged as mixologist.
E. II. Wolcott and Miss Kate s. Lewis
of this city will be united in marriage
Wednesday evening, April 3, at the ranch
residence of the brides brother on Dry
creek. Rev. j. A. Jenkins of this city will
offlciate. The prospective groom has
leased the John Harvat ranch, just east of
the city, and will remove thereto with his
bride this week.
Hon. Allan r. Joy, who expects to re-
move to Butte in few weeks for the
future practice of his profession, has va
Gated his law Office over Roth & Corn
hauser's and during the balance of his
stay in this city will have office room with
County Attorney Poorman on the second
floor of the Hefferlin block.
Livingston is soon to have a new drug
store. The gentlemen who contemplate
ChSokihS ah thO PhohihoNy bdSthCSS a. y
George Hustled, until recently in the en-
ploy of the Scheuber Drug company of
this city, and Frank Bender. The new
firm will be known as Hustled & Bender
and negotiations are being made for tine
rental of the store building in the Heffer-
lin block, now occupied by Koehler, the
broker.
The Northern Pacific has dispatched a
crew of seven men from this city to Glen
dive to remove the company's wool ware
house at that place to Big Timber to take
the place of the one destroyed by fire last
summer. Big Timber is one of the princi-
pal wool shipping centers on the line of
the Northern Pacific in Montana and the
company is DESTROYS of affording the sheep
men ample storage room for their wool.
The warehouse now in course of erection
at Big Timber will have a capacity of 81
1000 pounds of wool.
The annual state encampment of the
G. A. r. will be held at Butte April and
10. The delegates elected to represent
Farragut Post of this city are n. Ebert,
A. f. Owen and p. II. Fisher of Livingston,
and John Dodge of Big Timber.
Attorney f. H. Hathhorn has decided to
locate in Billings for the practice of law
and will leave for that city next Thursday.
He has arranged to enter the law Office of
Senator o. f. Goddard.
H. II. Horton, one of the pioneer resi-
dents of Livingston, but now located
at Great Falls, stopped over in this city
Monday to renew acquaintances. He was
en- route home from on extended visit in
New York state.
Patrick Riley, the lad who was seriously
injured by being thrown from and kicked
by his horse Sunday afternoon, regained
consciousness during the night. His skull
was not fractured as was at first supposed
and the patient will recover.
Henry Staubach and William McClarty,
prominent ranchmen and stockgrowers
of the Shields river valley, we're in the
city Monday arranging for a shipment of
beef cate to the Chicago market. Mr..
Staubach has large irrigation canal we'll
under way, which, when completed, will
cause his fertile farm to bud and blossom
as the rose. The gentleman has several car
loads of oats stored in this city. Late grain
market reports show IA raise in the price
of cereals. The Helena m irket quotation
for oats is now 81 per hundred pounds,
which is about 40 cents in excess of the
prevailing price in this city, and Mr.. Stau-
bach has decided to dispose of his last
years crop by shipping to Helena.
No interest as yet appears to have been
awakened in the annual school cleo
ton to be held in this city next Saturday.
There are two trustees to be elected for
the term of three years, but thus far not q
single candidate has been mentioned for
the position.
DIR. G. r. Wells has temporarily closed
his office on account of ill health and will
leave this week for Chicago to receive
medical treatment.
The next attraction at the Hefferin
opera house will be the Faust Opera COM
pany on April II.
Mrs. j. p. Lewis of Muscatine, Iowa, ar
rived in the city Saturday and will spend
the summer with her son, c. p. Lewis.
Alderman George A. Gordon returned
Monday from business trip to Big Tim
Der.
Sheriff Jake DeHart was up from Sweet
Grass county Saturday.
Dave Scott is in the city from Horr,
having resigned his position with George
Welcome of that camp.