The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-10
lies AND TIME CARDS
The Northern Pacific Cutting Down the
Iim3 Limit
IT'S A MATTER OF BUSINESS
This Week VIII Witness Quite a
Radical Change in the Run
ming Schedules of the
Trains at Butte.

BUTTE, Feb. 9.-Under the new time
card which goes into effect on the North
ern Pacific at 10 o'clock tomorrow, sun
day, the train for the east will leave Butte
at 30 o'clock, y. M, instead of 9:lO
O'Clock as formerly. The train will arrive
ut Minneapolis at .: 20 o'clock, p. m, on
the second day, and at 81. Peul at 5:55
o'clock p. m, reducing the run
ming time from Butte from 46 hours
10 AZ hours and As minutes. Connections
will be made at St. Paul with fast trains
on all lines for the east and south.
There will be two eastern trains out of
Butte tomorrow. There will toe n morn
ing train at 9:10 o., lock under tho old card
and a ira in at 1920 O'Clock, p. m, under
the new time table. Under the new card
the stub of the eastern trains from Gar
rison will arrive in Butte at 10:i5 o'clock,
p. M, instead of 80 o'clock n. m, as
formerly.
General Passenger Agent Fec of tho
Northern Pacific has issued the following
circular letter in connection with the
change in time of the east-oound train:
The new schedule OF our main line train No.
2will enable us to make further change In our
Yellowstone ark rates and arrangements 50
that tourists coming out OF the park can leave
Mammoth Hot Springs motel IN he evening and
make connect onS with main line trains In both
directions at Livingston the same night. This
reduces the time necessary for the park trip
from six to Ave and on ,-hau days south Of LN-
ingstOn with corresponding reduction In rates.
We will sell at Livingston and at our eastern
and western terminal Offices a complete tour
ticket covering five and one-half days south of
Livingston for $40. 80. This change does not In
any way aifpc the 5 lie ol - TOund-trip tickets
from Livingston TO Mammoth Hot springs.
On Feb. - the round-trip excursion
rates for 9D-dav excursion tickets from
Montana and Eastern Washington points
TO ST. Paul Chicago, St. LOUIS, etc, Will
be discontinued by all rlIiroads.
The Fort Benton Rircr Press has the fol-
lowing to saw of Fred 4. Sears, the Bur-
linGton's wide-awake representative in
Butte:
Fred A. Sears, the Jolly representative OF the
Burlington who has made For. Benton his
headquarters Will working IN tho interests OF
cided 10 become "A resident OF the state, and from
this day lortn sears can be regarded rs Mon
tanan. Mr.. Sears will locate permanently IN
Butte as passenger AMI freight agent OF the
Chicago Burlington Nor hCTn railroad, and
besides continuing To rustic for his road In this
section. will a 80 solicit from the south portion
of Mon tana for general business over TIL liuT-
lingtOn's new short line from Buings 20 Chi
cago. The selection j. a wise one, and the po-
stiOn is well earned. for sears has worked faith-
fully for the Burlington with the result that tine
great bu lis Of the cattle shipped from Northern
Montana go from st. Paul 10 Chicago via that
line. All Sears hos: of friends here wish him
success In hi> new field and happiness In his
Butte home