The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-11
LOCAL PICk-UPS.

Missouia, Dec. 10.-Louis Dean mas
| completed some handsome stage set
| tings for Jack Hume's Wardner varie-
| ty theater. The curtains are very ar
| tistic and reflect credit upon the artist
| Major Bateman has returned from
the Bitter Root country, where he has
been delivering temperance lectures.
He left for Anaconda
j. r. Faulds of Stevensville was In
town yesterday for a short time.
Thomas Miller of Thompson Falls
has begun to serve a two months SEN
tence in the county jail. He was COM
mttted by Judge McGuinness for petty
larceny.
Carpenters are making some Improve
ments in the entrance of the Kennedy
hotel.
Dave ]. whaley of Stevensville was
I'm town yesterday.
n. ]. Hotter of Helena has left on a
business trip over the Occur d Alene
branch.
Henry worden is the father OF fine
boy that arrived at his home this morn
ing.
Major z. A. Kinney is arranging for
a billiard tournament to be held at the
Florence hotel this month. Several To-
cal players have already signed the ar
ticles OF agreement and some good
gemes are expected. The games are to
be 100 points each, and the prize, a fine
cue. will go to the winner OF the great
er number of games:
Louis Dean and Jane LaRue are CIV
ing a splendid rendition OF scenes from
''Ingomar'' at the Gem this week. Mr..
Dean makes a handsome and tragic
Ingomar. and Miss LaTaue is charming
as Parthensa,
Pat Hayes. Bob Coombes. John Nc
Cormick and Messrs. Dunnigan and
Cunningham. all from the Big Black
foot, are in town to-day. "Conemara"
is the only missing representative.
Col. T. c. Marshall Is exhibiting to
HIS friends a very handsome photo
graph of his son, Charles. who Is now
at school at South Bend, Ind.
The account Of the death of Sterling
ITonsides., watch appeared in the STAN
daGd yesterday, was read in this city
with much interest, as Ironssdes be-
came wen known here during his i'm
prisonment for suspected completely in
the dynamiting of Bob Rogers engine
during the strike. He wrote frequent
open letters" to the local papers, and
advertised himself very generally.
DIR. John Dade of the Jocko agency
has been spending some time in town.
Mayor George Kennedy of Clinton
came down the canyon to-day on bust
ness.
John Delaney of Lou Lou Is in town
to-day.
The clerk of the district court to-day
issued "a marriage license to John H
McDermott and Charlotte f. Craney,
both of Fort Missoula. The bride, who
Is IL years old. filed the written consent
of her mother Miss Craney was born
and always lived at Fort Missoula
Major Jameson of Eight Mile came
down the valley to-day.
The county commissioners have been
in session to-day considering matters
which relate to the taxes. The county
treasurer's report will be examined to-
morrow. The reports of +. w. Neon
nell, clerk of the court, and w. r.
Hamilton, auditor. were exa mined to-
day and approved.
The tower on the brewery building
was completed to-day and the roof put
on. 1t forms a conspicuous landmark
in East Missoula.
A. c. Marshman came in on No. to-
day.
There was an interesting lyceum
meeting of the Federation of Labor
this evening at Federation hall.
Jim Bodard, a well-known lumber
man, is seriously Ill at the Sisters |
hospital. Surgeons to-day removed |
large abcess from his hip. and 1t is now |
thought he will recover.