The Anaconda standard., 1895-05-17

p IN. ana Il O'CLOCK midnight.
Nicholas Donec and Miss Maggie
Frankovich were married Wednesday by
Rev. Father Allaeys in St. Paul's church.
Michael Donec and Caroline SchwaItz
were the witnesses. The happy couple
will reside on Chestnut street.
Commencing May Is the Butte, Ana
conda d Pacific railway will sell round
to st. Louis, $72; to St. Paul, $50; limit so
days from date of sale. Tickets good
going and returning VIA different routes.
Every room in the Montana hotel was
taken last night and late arrivals had to
take cots. There was not anything spe-
cial going on either, only the leaders of
the opera company stopped at the hotel
and the remainder of the guests were
commercial travellers and Nor ANA peo-
pie.
James Mahoney and Miss Maggie WAL
lace of this city were quietly m ,rred in
Butte yesterday by Rev. Father De Siere.
They will reside in Mrs. Burg's house on
Fourth street. These young people are
very popular and most highly respected
by all who know them. They have the
best wishes Tor prosperity and happiness
OF a large circle of friends.
The Knights Of Pythias uniform rank
of this city has decided to enter the drill
ing contest for the banner to be held in
Butte next week, Just to make it interest
ing Tor other competitors. The company
has been enlarged by the recent addition
OF sufficient members, and Captain
duane Is giving the awkward squad spe-
ciai attention Tor time aud other COM
Panies Will not have things all their own
way.
Commencing Monday. May 6, the
Butte. Anaconda & Pacific trains will
leave Anaconda daily at a. m. and 3
p. m; trains will leave Butte daily at
l0:46 q. m. and p. m. Trains leaving
Anaconda at a. m. will carry pas
sengers for Helena and intermediate
points. Train leaving Anaconda at |
p. m. will carry passengers for all
points on the Great Northern railway.
st. Paul. Chicago and all points East
Seattle. San Francisco and all points |
West.
Listen, my children. and you shall hear,
Not word of the ride of Paul Revere
That was long ago in 'seventy-fiye,
And hardly man 10 now alive.
Who has not heard of that day and wear. |
be said to bis friend, Let's have a beer,
And IL the British march from town to- |
night,
lang lantern aioft, twill be all right.
And then in the years. perennial,
Dur children may drink Centennial
beer to be made, in a western town,
When you and have with angels flown.
You know the rest In the books you have
read,
How IL came about. Brave Paul Is dead.
And so is his friond, but me and you
Now live and enjoy the Centennial brow.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
we're: A. o. Robbins. Ogden; Z. ]. Bal
ey, San Franciaco; Frank L. Pickett.
Miss X. Morton, S. Hol-
'rook, ST. Louis, Charles ]. O'NeiIl. San
Fred w. Smith, Minneapolis;
:. A. Walker, Salt Lake; II. G. HoeI,
salt Lake; Signor A. Tomasi, Miss Bay
Is, w. c. Langley. John W. Harley and
vife, New York; George Hansen, San
francisco; John Mcguire, Butte; Miss
dcDougail, Bernice McDougall. Oscar
iirard, Miss Preville, Miss Tufts, Miss
iva. Miss Drayton, New York: w. A. |
Netmore. Salt Lake; David Terrence,
ack A. Maiey, ]. e. Stroker, New York:
: .; Mallory, Minneapolis; T. ]. Laugh.
IN, Etnan Scott, Wisconsin Central Line;
y. M. blgRs, Z. Z. Asiop, Oregon Short
ane .. Goss, Montana Union. Butte;
brennan, Horse Plains; e. +. Goddard.
:. b: Turner. w. b. Middleton, A. ShiII,
ng. Butte; E. J. Laughlin, w. C. railwav
Ielena; G. A. Jeffray. Duluth; John Nj
truck, Lincoln; Q. c. Fuller, Bozeman:
'homas Kincain, Drummond.
ro-Night's Entertainment.
The school exhibitions given in the past
ave largely represented the beauty and