The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-27
ABOUT THE CITY.

ABOUT THE CITY.
Pabst Bohemian beer at the Oxford.
Elein White Clover butter at Bakers.
Dr.Chrisman extracts teeth without pain
Baths-Montana Hotel barber shop, CSC.
Byron's complete works with the STAND
ARD. ~
.. W. searIes Of Helena is at the Mon
tana.
Ex-Mayor Daniel Dryer was in Butte
Thursday. >
r. M. Greig and wife were in. Butte yes
terday morning.
Flower pots at Greis's cheaper than you
could steal them. .
Mayor w. A. Francis OF Bozeman is in
Anaconda to-day.
Con Kohrs, w. II. Gehrman and j. NJ.
Boardman are in this city.
| Mrs. A. c. MacCallum and Mrs. Strick-
faden visited Butte yesterday.
| Frank Jordan of Mulvehill q Jordan il
confined to his room with rheumatism.
Leave orders for fee at the City Cigar
store, Commercial ave. Crystal Ice Co.
Call and see the handsome premiums
| that are offered to subscribers to the
| STANDARD.
| Will Fisher came up from Deer Lodge
yesterday and had very pleasant visit
| with friends.
ID. b. Fuller, of the firm of Richardson,
Roberts, Byrne Dry Goods company of St.
Joseph, No., is in Anaconda on business.
A dance at the Willow Glen school
| house was attended by q merry company
of young folks fror, Anaconda last even
ing.
Joseph c. Keppler was able to ride out
yesterday and is fast recovering his
strength and vigor. He was cordially
greeted by many friends.
Mary Roland. wife of o. H. Roland,
died Thursday at 2l7 Cedar street. She
was % years of age. The funeral will
take place to-day at o'clock p. IN.
George Maedel, formerly employed as
an upholsterer at the second hand store,
corner Third and Cherry, has opened an
upholstery and repair shop at 305 East
Commercial avenue.
Goldsworthy Bros. purchased q lot on
Cherry street, near Seventh, of Ed Will
henson yesterday for $500. They intend
to improve the property at once. j. II.
Eardley made the sale.
Mulvehill & Jordan have leased of I.
Ehret the store room occupied by the
Union Meat market on Main street and
will move their cafe there. The meat
market will remove to the Petritz block
about May 10.
Whether Clay Pugh, Harry Hayward
and Theodore Durrant hang or not is UNI
certain. Most people believe that they
should, but it is certain beyond a doubt
that Centennial beer is tho best that Is on
the market and everyone believes il.
William Davis stole pair of pants
from l.. j. Bakers store yesterday morn
ing. He was caught with the property in
his possession and was arrested by Chief
White. He was tried before Judge Rock
well, who sentenced him to Deer Lodge
for 60 days for petty larceny. Davis said
he was drunk.
The Anaconda High School cadets pa
raded the main streets of the city yester-
day and gave an exhibition drill under
command of Colonel Kern. The boys are
preparing a programme for an entertain
ment to be gwen at an early date. They
were manly set of young soldiers.
The contract for the erection of the big
hotel in Butte was awarded yesterday by
Peter Hale to Dolan & Hammill of Ana
conda. Their bid was $50, 900 and was the
lowest of a number of contesting firms.
The structure is to be four stories in
height and will be located near the site of
the old futile foundry on Broadway, OPP
posite the High school building. Work
will be begun at once.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
we're: Charles L. Workman, Butte;
George r. Cleveland, Chicago j. w.
Searles, Helena; II. A. Bruins, Minne-
apolis; A. G. Blair, Paris; George w.
Stewart, Paris j. G. Hermann, Missoula;
f. w. c. Whyte, Butte; William z. Will
son, Chicago; w. f. franklin, city; d. B.
Fuller, St. Joseph; w. H. Burns, George
B. Winston, city; Miss Russell. Butte; J.
II. Burton, Chicago; John Marshall, jr.
San Francisco; j. M. Boardman, Deer
Lodge.
At the quarterly election of officers the
!. o. G. T., King lodge, No. IL, of this
city, elected the following officials who
will be installed next Friday night with
appropriate ceremonies: Chief templar,
Miss Fannie White; vice templar, Mrs.
II. G.. Coy; superintendent of juvenile
temple, Miss Cora Edwards; secretary,
Ernest Edgcombe; financial secretary,
Miss Millie Davidson; treasurer, John A. |
Johnson; chaplain, Mrs. A. L. Marston;
marshal, c. A. Mayer; guard, Miss Sadie |
Edwards; sentinel, John E. Sellers; past |
chief templar, A. l.. Mauk. The follow. |
ing delegates were elected to the grand |