The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-25
"OF The BEST MATERIAL"
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

BUTTE CURRENT NOIES.
Silver, 66%.
Smoke rEi Captain General cigars.
G. c. Beckwith Of Boulder hot springs
10 in the city.
Coins financial school without coupons.
20 cents cash.
Smith Slater has sold to w. c. Porter q
lot on the Railroad lode for 81, 300.
Bulk and package garden seeds ut Pax
son d Rockefeller's, ~ West Park.
Watch cleaning, $3.50; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Mayer. 40 w. Park.
A lot on tho Schweiser lode has been
sold TO J. A. Heron by John Carrig for
$500.
III Won want good steel range buy the
Majestic at Tuttle Manufacturing q Sup
ply Co.
Miss Mona Callahan went to Boulder
hot springs yesterday for weeks so
The Ohio lode claim, in Camp Creek
district, has been located by Charles Rich
mond. rpr
Get our prices on mining supplies and
you will buy. futile Manufacturing &
Supply Co.
For hoists, boilers and other mining
machinery 60 to Tuttle Manufacturing d
Supply Co.
Increased sales testify to the quality of
Galland-Burke Brewing Co.'s Spokane
beer. Ask for IT.
Nesbitt Sisters, Is West Granite have
the finest dining parlor in the city. Every
delicacy in season.
Mrs. Howard Paschal leaves to-day for
Boulder hot springs. where she will re-
main several days for the benefit of her
health.
The home missionary locomotive enter
tainment will be given at the Presbyterian
church this evening by the Sunday school
scholars.
In everybody's mouth. The Hazel
KIrke cigars, seldom equalled. never ex-
celled in quality. The ]. +. Kelly COM
pany distributors.
Swedish Lutheran services will be con-
Quoted tonight at o'clock by Rev. Olson
OF Helena in the German church, corner
of Silver and Dakota streets.
Judge Speer and wife went to Warm
Springs yesterday for n short visit. The
judges department of the district court
has adjourned until Saturday.
Rev. Ned Forrest will conduct meet
ing this afternoon at 3 o'clock, subject,
Home" for women only. Services this
and Friday evening at o'clock in the
evening.
The best shirts you ever saw for rs
cents and we are offering this week a line
of socks in fast blacks and tans, two pair
for 25 ceuts. Boucher, the Park Street
Clothier.'7r Hr
White shirts until you can't rest A
kind extra heavy muslin. linen bosom.
unlaundried, 90 cents, can't be beat. Other
kinds and prices. Nash q Co., Al East
Park street.
The public library apprentices who
were selected at last nights meeting of
the city council will meet at the library at
o'clock this afternoon to receive their
instructions.
Mile Lavelly. "The Iron Jawed Won.
am pleaded not guilty IN the police
William Steiner, and she will be tried at
3 o'clock this afternoon.
The body of Paul Davis will arrive i'm
Butte on Saturday and the funeral will
he held on Sunday under the auspices of
the X. of p. and Odd Fellows.
Nose Hoffsadt was lodged in the
county jail yesterday on two charges OF
obtaining money under false pretenses
from Henry Kipp and Joe Richards. He
will have q trial before Judge Almon
either tomorrow or next day.
NJ. A. Mcyerdorff's lecture on Siberia
and Russian prison life will be given nj
the auditorium next Monday night. Mr..
MeyerdorH will relate his personal ex-
perience in the Polish revolution and as
through the intercession OF tho United
States government.
The Helena and Butte high school foot.
ball teams have completed arrangements
for a game to be played nj the Athletic
grounds in this city on the afternoon OF
Saturday. May 4. The Butte high school
team has already won one game from the
Helenas, and IL they win the coming game
they will hold the junior championship OF
the state.
The Glencoe, Mimi, Enterprise saws
Miss Maria j. Boiand of Green Isle, a
sister of p. j. Boland of Butte aud a stu.
dent at the state university. has been Sc.
lccted as delegate to the lingual con.
vention to be held in Paris later in the
summer. Miss Boland has n thorough
knowledge of the Latin. French, German,
Celtic and English languages.
letter was received at police head.
quarters yesterday from w. ID. Wagner
of Elkton. Va. inquiring into the relia.
bility of II. l. Haupt's Montana Mining
Loan d Investment company. From the
large number of inquiries of this nature II
is evident that Haupt is still flooding the
East with his circulars and that suckers
are still nibbling AT his gold-washed bait.
II. L. Shute has been appointed general
traffic manager of the Great Northern, TO
succeed w. w. Finley, who recently re-
signed TO accept the craftsmanship OF the
Southwestern Passenger association. Mr..
Shute was formerly traffic manager OF the
500 line and previous to that was general
freight agent of the Illinois Central. He
will assume his official duties on the Gre M
Northern on MAY I.