The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-03
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
ow is the, time to subscribe.

Now is the time TO subscribe.
Remington typewri, ers are the best.
Ladies' Aid entert ainment. Tuesday
night.
Knox hats. spring styles, just opened al
Cans * hiein's.
A daughter was born last evening tC
Mr.. and Mrs. Miies Cavanaugh.
Collections. No money, no pay. Will
son CO., 10 North Main street.
Remember Butte business college does
all kinds of stenoCraphic job work.
Anti-toxine serum fresh every week at
Paxson & Rockefeller's, - w. Park.
Beginning to-day, the skating rink will
be open at 10 o'c .ock IN the morning.
For spring 1881 whskey, go to Lynch
Bros, Granite, Main and Park streets.
For all kinds of legal and mining blanks
go TO the STANDARD, p L asst Broadway.
Mrs T.. J. Nj affett returned yesterday
from four months visit at her old home
In Beaver, Pa.
The Butte hotel carries the finest line
of imported Key West and domestic goods
found IN the city.
Nesbtt sisters. 10 West Granite, have
the finest dining parlor in the city. Every
delicacy in season.
Watch for Ladies' Aid programme Tues
day morning. Fine music, delsarte exer-
cises, club swinging
Fifteen thousand dollars worth of goods
left at III North Main street and selling
below wholesale prices.
Joe Dalton has reope ned the Boulevard
house and will conduct II rs boarding
ing house with bar in connection.
Latest novelty IN Haveland china din
ner sets Just received at Mrs. NIeden-
hofen's, West Park street. Sec them.
Watch cleaning, $50; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Jewelry repairing
relatively cheap. Mayer. 40 West Park.
John McNulty was sent to Jail for 30
days by Judge Naughten yesterday tor at
tempting TO use a razor on William Doty.
James Price was arrested yesterday for
stealing pair of clippers from j. j. Ham
blyn's barber shop on South Main street.
The finest merchants lunch in the city
for 35 cents at the Anhcuser- Busch res
taurant, and Main street. Schair &
kauch, proprietors.
Lester, the three months old son of II.
ID. Mcmillan, died yesterday and will be
buried at . o'clock this Afternoon from the
residence, corner of Mercury street and
Oklahoma avenue.
Have you seen tho suits that we wrap
up in bundle with pair of suspenders
and let the lucky persons take away for
s., $50 and $3.50 per SUIT? Boucher,
the Park Street Clothier."
Alarge shipment of Byron's and Shakes
peare's works has just been received at
The Butte Office OF the STANDARD. A set
OF either, handsomely printed and bound,
viii be given TO yearly subscribers.
All plain drinks 5 cents, mixed drinks
10 cents. Eastern beer on tap. We sell
good liquors and have the neatest place
IN town. Call and sec MS. Stockade
saloon. Main and Galcna, under Graehl
d Graehls store. }. +. Powell.
ID. j. Hennessy has received S436 so from
the employees of the Montana ore Pur-
chasing company, through L. A. Heinzc, |
Tor the relief of the victims OF the Butte |
explosion. Mr.. Henncssy will turn the |
subscription over 10 the relief committee. |
Andrew Sullivan OF Billings, contractor |
Tor the Is. NJ, and who did the con- |
struction work for that road into Mon |
tana, IS IN the city visiting his brother-n- |
law, d. w. Murphy. Mr.. Sullivan is ono |
oil the bidders Tor the Parrot canal work. /
The body of Fred w. Kimball. the b.. A.
d +. freight conductor, who was killed at
Dawson Friday afternoon. will be Skinned /
TO his sister IN Iowa City. Iowa, to-morrow
morning. verdict of accidental death
was returned al the inquest held yester-
day.
the citizens Of Bones ,ead, s d., yester-
day, who are Impoverished through the
failure OF their crops. The state is unable
10 assist them and they are compelled TO
elner starNe TO death or ask for assist- |
ance from the outside.
All parts of Picturesque Worlds Fair
Gimpses OF America, Marie Burrouphs' |
Portfolio OF Stage Celebrities and conn
plete sets OF each can bc obtained without
coupons at the STANDARDS Butte Office.
Let us supply the missing numbers and
bind the books for you.
The well-known and smile-dispensip,
features OF Jake kaufman. of Kaufman
bros. ere again visible in Butte Mr. |
kaufman was Tar away from home away
down IN the land of Yankees, but found
nothing that would tempt HIM To re-
nounce allegiance TO Montana. His trin
was entirely devoted to purchaslno n
new stock of furnishings and clothing and
the advertising columns of the dailies Will
tell the rest.
Some of the lines running out of Butto
are trying TO convince the public that
thelr trains run through "A fertile country.
anu mat theN encounter no sand deserts
Their cars being dust proof, etc. such
statements made iu July or August mtg ght
be considered by the ineNppriepraI
traveller; but IN midwinter. with -iN inches
OF snow on the ground, they seem "A ltfle
out OF date. Al present the public arc I
8onderlng how TO travel aud keep warm. .
lnis can be done by using the Northern I
Pacific. as winter blasts, rain and sIeet Z +
have 10 terrors for passengers using this
inc. Their sleeping. dining cars aud ,ay
coaches are vestIbuleI.