The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-10
THEY'LL FIX MADELINE
Her Paw Is to Bis Operated Upon
To-Day.
SOME GARDEN CITY GOSSIP
Colonel Marshall Receives News Of
the Death of His Uncie-Some
Pleasant Social Gath
erinRs.

MIssoULA, Feb. 9.-The announcement
of the change of the through trains on the
Northern Pacific several days ago made
No. . eastbound arrive IN Mlssoula at 5 20
O'Clock p. m. Most people thought that
n. m. was meant and made calculations
accordingly, but the announcement was
correct. Both trains arrive in the after
noon, only few hours apart.
The new arrangement will benefit
through passengers, but is not much
relished by those whose have to travel to
local points. Postmaster Meyers and
associates will have their work crowded
up on them and they will have to do tall
hustling to get one mail out of the way in
time for the other. The change goes into
effect tomorrow. The time from Tacoma
to Chicago will BIO considerably shortened.
The February term of the district court
opens next Monday and number of
jurors and witnesses have already arrived
in this city.
The funeral of William Buckhouse, the
young man whose death was announced
in yesterdays STANDARD. will be held to-
morrow afternoon at st. Xavier's church.
j. M. Lucy and wife were surprised last
night by party of friends, ana the hos
pitablo lady and gentleman proved them
selves 10 be royal entertainers. Those in
attendance were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jos eph
Leschamps, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonner,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Crouch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Landers, Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.. Gibson, Mr..
and Mrs. Hickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. c. ii. Musgrave, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Harnoys, Mr.. aud Mrs. Willis Broad
bent.
Rev. Galen Wood will preach in his
own pulpit in Butte tomorrow. Mr..
Wood has occupied Mr.. Ireland's pulpit
for the past week here and has met with
much success, several additions TO the
church having been made through his
earnest efforts.
Beginning tomorrow night the Kicka-
poo Medicine company, represented by
DIR. Shores, who has n troupe of come
dams, will occupy tho opera house and
will give free entertainments for two
weeks except on Friday night next, when
the only Bandmann and his company of
local players will produce "Narclsse." O
Tuesday night next Snowman Meyers
announces another mountain lion clinic
at which Madeline Pollard, Colonel Breck-
inridge's mate, will have one of her fore
legs operated upon. Mr.. Meyers is maxi
lug preparations to have the event wit
messed by the curious. DR.. Hanson will
perform tho operation, which will consist
in taking out about two inches of frac-
tured bone and uniting tho sound edges.
Hon. Joseph L. Marion, T.. j. Kelme
and Judge Stevens OF Mssoula are stop
ping IN Seattle at present, and the gen.
eral writes that he is SO much improved
in health that he will not continue his
journey TO California as he contemplated
when be left Missoula.
Ben Foster was taken to the Sisters
hospital to-day TO have another operation
performed upon his leg.
Col. Tom Marshall received news last
night of tho death of his uncle, Gen.
Humphrey Marshall, at Tucson, Ariz.
General Marshall was in command of
Kentucky confederate brigade during tho
late war. His brother, Judge c. s. Mar
shall. was strong union man. General
Marshall lived for n brief period in Mis-
soula.
Senator Smead came over from Helena
this afternoon and will spend Sunday with
his family.
Mrs. John Hayes, who has been i'll for
some time, was removed TO the Sisters
hospital to-day.
L. G. Fenton and family of Bearmouth,
leave in the morning on an extended visit
TO relatives and friends in the East.
County Coroner Glspard Deschamps
has returned from Montreal, Can,
whittier he was called by the illness of his
son.
Frank w. Mcconnell, clerk of the dis
trict court, has returned from n business
trip TO Phiiipsburg.
L. Winslow Stetson, chief clerk of the
house at Helena, came in on to-day's
train.