The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-07
ABOUT THE CITY.

Greig's. ESQ.,
Take stroll out to the park tomorrow.
Easter cards and Easter novelties at
Greig's.
Sewing machines repaired at the Nov
city Works.
M. Biclenbere of Deer Lodge came up
last evening.
Turkey Red Damask, Is cents per yard.
G. U. ID. store.
j. w. Hamilton of Mlssoula is guest
at the Montana.
The Anaconda park will be formally |
opened tomorrow.
Ripe California Olives at L. j. Bakers.
First ever shipped.
c. L. Roach of the b. r. ID. company is
in Anaconda to-day.
Joseph A. Lewis is visiting friends in
Anaconda on Sunday. 1 -
A football practice game will take place
at the park tomorrow.
Bicycles repaired at the Nov city Works,
LOG West Commercial ave.
When your Cycles need repairing take
them to the Novelty Works.
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
Ruth McKinnon, aged years, died at
514 East Commercial street last evening
of scarlet fever.
Henry Mueller and Leopold Schmidt of
the Centennial Brewing company are in
the city on business.
G. C. Wright, the representative of the
American Medical company of Cincinnati,
Ohio, was in Anaconda yesterday.
M. Martin came up from his country
seat at Deer Lodge and enjoyed the
privilege of an Anaconda citizen at the
| school election yesterday.
Greig will receive a consignment of
| fresh cut roses, lilies and carnations on
| Wednesday noon for Holy Thursday.
Ladies will please order early.
The C. o. ID. store received large and
beautiful line of double width Suitings
yesterday, which they will place on sale
tomorrow morning at Is cents per yard.
| The cold snap mas had no effect on the
beer market except to boom it, hot or
cold, Centennial beer is always the popu-
i
| Regular service will be held in the Pres
| byteran church to-day. Rev. G. Howard
CRUDE of Philipsburg is in the city and
will preach this evening at the usual hour.
Bert Merwin, express messenger on the
B., A. & p. railroad, has been detained
from his duties by the mumps. Johnny
Condor has done double duty since his
illness.
Services in the scandinavian church to-
day at 10 80 o'clock a. m. and o'clock y. IN.
conducted by N. A. Lindholm and L. NJ.
| Nelson. All Scandinavians are cordially
invited to attend.
A. NJ. L. church, services will be held in
Good Templars' hall, Matte block, at s
o'clock ID. M. to-day. Preaching by Rev.
C. Cushingberry. Topic, 1.-THE Half Has
Not Been Told" All are welcome to this
service.
Many improvements are to be made by
the Centennial Brewing company in their
Anaconda properties this SUNNI er but
when il comes to improving the quality of
their beer il is hard to do, the eer is good
enough for anybody now.
Services will be held at St. Marks
church to-day as follows: Holy commun-
ion with sermon at IL o'clock a. m; Sun
at z 30 o'clock, and during the week even
ing prayer daily at o'clock.
Services morning and event ng to-day at
the NJ E. church. The morning sermon
will be in preparation for Easter The
evening sermon will be to young men.
Professor Kennicott. musical director,
George NJ. Ryder, pastor. All are COR
daily invited.
An Austrian meeting will be held this
evening in Union hall, at the corner of
Park avenue and Birch street. for the
purpose of discussing the issues in the
municipal campaign. Addresses will be
made in the English and Austrian Ian
guages and an interesting meeting Is ex-
pected.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
were: George ID. Headrick, Cincinnati;
A. j. Albring, Gloversville, n. y; w. f.
Bond city; George Symons, Butte; Samuel
Rich, Denver; Joseph A. Lewis, Butte; j..
b. McCune, Boston; j. A. Allen, New
York; Henry Mueller. Leopold Schmidt,
Butte: f. A. Suffer. Chicago, j. w. Ham
ilton, Missoula; c. E. Roach. Hamilton.
Charles Hall, who is more widely known
! as Slaughter-House Mike, was arreste
| last evening by Chief White on a warrant
issued by Justice Fox for assault and bat.
terry. The complaining witness was Ed
Crouch. whose person shows hard usage
at the hands of someone. Hall was ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty. Bail was
furnished in the sum of 500 and the pris
oner remanded for trial TO 10 o'clock
; | Monday. The cause of the dispute was
. the ownership of certain furniture, ant
the row came up IN Hec McLain's resort
Sam Lewis. a chocolate-colored youth
.. and Hattie Smith auarrelled Friday even
ing. Hattie waited to go TO the minstre
, show, Sam said she shouldn't. Hattie
/, tried to argue the question. and 10 settle
il Sam knocked her down and hit her IL
r the eye and poked her IN the ribs with hi
{ toothpick shoes Hattie got up after
: wards. tied a handkerchief over her ey
E | and went to the show anyhow. Yesterdal
Q morning, by way of revenge. she had San
Q arrested and he was fined $40 and cost
!. for assault and battery by Judge Rock
| The f3na maid.