The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10
BUTTE WEATHER.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
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Tomas Swartwort is in Miles City.
ST Meyers of Portland. is in town.
Gel Upman's Rosalind. union-made.
FrdOrton. piano tuner. Hamilton ST.
AM Calvin of Bernice. is in the
city.
j. RIB. Coon has begun work on the
Yankt Boy.
Majt Thompson went over to Hele-
ma yearday.
Chicln dinner to-day at Delmonico's,
~ WesBroadway.
c. F.lacky of Philipsburg, has been
In Butt for a few days.
Judge De Wolfe has been over in
Deer Ltge for few days.
Thorn. S. Smith of Phillipsburg, has
been speding a few days in Butte.
Bills elected. All cost paid by VIII
son, 122 Main street, Butte. Tel 2sO.
Watch leaning. $50; main springs.
u. Waratted. Mayer. 40 West Park.
e. Thibalt is spending a few days
with his dughter, Mrs. l.. p. Conway,
of Combinson.
Commercial men will find excellent
accommodates at the Baltimore, 67-n
West Park sleet.
James Rearen and Patrick Sheehan
of this city. hive bonded the Calvin
properties at amp Creek.
New forms otblanks for Quartz and
Placer locationi can now be had at
Standard office. E. Broadway.
Mrs. Ed. Sheean of North wyo-
ming street, prsented her husband
with a daughteryesterday morning.
John H. Wilkison of Lo 10, Mis-
soula county, arrived in town yester-
10 nj will a. vfx.tn
Mr.. and Mrs. r j. Benjamin of Da-
kota street, are rjoicing over the ar
rival of an eight-ound son born Fri
day.
Rev. c. A. Batefan will occupy the
pulpit of the Baptis church this morn
ing and the NJ. e. hurch south in the
evening.
DIR. George H. Wells has removed
from the corner of Park and Jackson
streets to No. sos Wet Galena, just be-
yond Jackson.
Beginning Oct 10. ne Northern Pa
cif.c rate to st. Paul md Duluth, Sec
ond class. eastbound. will be reduced
from s35 to $50
Both shafts of the Washoe Copper
company's properties have been shut
down. Work is being vigorously pros
ecuted in the Poulin.
dence of Mrs. Burch. aO9 West Broad
way, on Tuesday at go O'Clock. A
good attendance is deshed.
The robbery of an Italian of s137
Thursday night took place in the old
Clipper Shades of Cussck & Foley,
instead of Cussick & DoNe's.
e. H. Brassey of Lewiitown, public
administrator of Fergus county. is in
the city. He was a delegate to the
meeting of the state fire underwriters.
H. z. Fremming was aned s25 and
costs by Judge Almon yesterday for
obtaining $50 from Jacob Jacobson
under false pretenses. Notice of appeal
was given.
Main street warriors knocked out in
the first round. Our great h-price pur-
chase did 1t. See our 81 suit and 81
overcoat. You can't match them on
Main street for s14. Boucher the Park
street clothier.
Old Oscar Pepper.
Mount Vernon Rye.
| w. H. McBrayer,
o. F. c. Taylor Sour Mash-s1 per
quart bottle. Montana Liquor compa-
my, rs East Broadway.
Notwithstanding the fact that the So
called clothing war" is now raging in
Butte, "the cash clothing company is
still selling mems suits. overcoats.
hats, shoes and furnishing goods
cheaper than any house in the city.
This week the Sisters of st. Patrick's
school received a liberal donation in
the shape of more than 5000 worth of
physical apparatus from the A. o. II.
The Sisters are most grateful for the
aid rendered them in carrying on their
school work.
Mrs. George FAINT of Fulton, Mo-, ar
rived in the city last week, and will re-
main a month to visit her sister, Mrs.
John H. Curtis and niece, Mrs. John H.
Brown. She will then go to Santa
Barbara, Cal, and spend the winter
for her health.
Tim Harrington and Jerry o'Donnell
paid $40 and William Kiley IS in police
court yesterday for disturbance in
Hollands saloon in North Wyoming
street. Tim Holland and John w. Sui
Ivan. who were arrested on the same
charge, pleaded not guilty and will
be tried at 4 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
A party Of 13 carpenters and mill
men will leave next week over the
Great Northern for johannesburg,
Africa. where they will enter the en-
ploy of II. A. Mcmillan. Mr.. Mcmillan
was formerly a Butte architect, but he
is now building mills in the new gold
fields. IL is said they have all been
given long contracts at IS a day.
The dedicatory services of the new
Methodist Episcopal church at Ovando.
occurred Sunday, Nov. 3. This was an
occasion Of much interest to the people.
The enterprise was begun some six
months ago. Rev. G.. c. Stull, presid-
ing elder. preached the sermon, lifted
the indebtedness and dedicated the
structure. Excellent music was fur
nished by local talent. Rev. d. c. Cham
bers. pastor. has been very diligent.
and is well liked by the people.
A silk Festival: o. X. Lewis & CO. s
great silk sale Monday.
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