The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-08
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Baths-Montana Hotel barber shop, 25c.
d. McLaren OF Great Falls is in the
city.
c. F. Booth was over yesterday from
Butte. ltl f-t
J. v. Petritz returned Monday from his
trip east.
Max Leopold and wife of Chicago are at
the Montana.
Jack Nelson came up from Deer Lodge
Monday evening. y
Charles schatzlein OF Butte was q guest
in the city yestesday.
Pat Conlon and NJ. d. Freethey of Butte
are guests in this city.
A. H. Adams of St. Paul is doing hard
ware trade in Anaconda. e
J. c. Keppler went to Salt Lake Monday
afternoon in search of health.
E. e. Moore and James p. Kerrigan of
Hamilton were in Anaconda yesterday.
Leave orders for ice at the City Ciear
store, Commercial ave. Crystal Ice Co.
James H. Monteath and e. s. Booth of
Butte were in Anaconda yesterday on
business.
Call and sec the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
Miss Lou Navarro has accepted po-
sition as cashier at MacCallum &.
Cloutiers big store.
Milwaukee beer at DAILY & Marron's.
Guinness stout at DAILY & Marron's.
Half and half at DAILY and Marron's.
r. M. Calkins pumped his bicycle over
the hills from Butte Monday afternoon
and went back by the same route yester-
day. d.
Judge Conroy has removed his tenn
pie of Justice to the Petritz block, the
rooms formerly occupied by Judge
Mayhem.
Billy Burke, a popular young man,
will open a saloon to-day in Keefe's
old place, corner of Main and Front
streets.
ID. p. O'Conner has resigned his posi-
ton as bookkeeper at McCune's camp and
will again enter the busy business world
in Butte. tffs M
III. Redmond started yesterday for
Atlanta, Ga, to attend the meeting of
railway conductors and visit various
southern cities.
John McMurray, of the Recorder. re-
turned from st. Paul Monday and went
over to Butte when he heard of the sad
death of his friend Simon Jacobs.
Judge Fitzgerald fined John Shaw S. and
costs for drunkenness yesterday, and
then RENTED the fine on condition that
the prisoner would leave town at once.
The upper works and refinery and
brckyard employees will be paid on Thurs
day, the 9th, and the lower works en-
ployes will be paid on Friday, the 10th.
For the next two months Rev. G. w.
Healy, the new pastor of the Presbyterian
church may be found at the residence of
j. C. Keppler, Number SIG Cherry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. WATSON arrived in
Anaconda yesterday from Des Moines,
Iowa. Mr.. WATSON takes a position in
the Standard Publishing comoany's
bindery.
Murray Miles started Monday for At
lanta, Ca, where he will attend the ma
tional convention of railway conductors.
Mr.. Miles is one of the leading candidates
for the position of grand secretary of the
order.
Yesterday was observed here as Ar
Dor day, and was celebrated by some
folks by a grand picnic, but the people |
who stayed at home and drank Centen- |
NAL beer had more of picnic than |
those who got their feet wet and tore |
their clothes in the hills.
DIR. Rockefeller returned Monday
from the American Kootenai country, |
where he is interested in silver mines. |
The snow is four and five feet deep |
there now and the doctor and his par |
ty had a four-mile tramp through it |
to reach their properties. ]. ]. Frick |
and Jim Branigan will work the pros |
poets this summer.
The football team held a meeting
last night and permanently organized. |
Officers were elected as follows: Pres
ident. G.. p. Roman; vice president, A. |
O'Leary; secretary, A E. Rowe; treas
urer. Jasper Mahan: captain, D. ]. Da-
Wis: trustees, Barney Fitzpatrick. Jesse
and Archie Neal. The
manager is yet to be selected. The |
team is having practice games every /
night and expect to be able to put up a /
good game in a short time.
The Columbia Hose Company No.
held a meeting at the fire hall last /
evening. Professor Wasterlains band /
the company. playing sew
eral airs. 1t was the intention of the |
to form a hook and ladder
team to work with them in case the |
other hook and ladder company dis
banded. Mayor Thornton and 10 other
citizens signed the roll. The postpone
ment of the question by the old COM
pany made further action unnecessary. |
The arrivals at the Montana yes terday
n A.
L. Risterland, Chicago; J. I. Andrews.
Butte; Edwin s. Booth. James H. Mon
teath, w. III. Gehrman, Butte; G. r.
Tram, jr., San Francisco; Samuel La Sier,
George r. Frincken. Denver;
Charles Schatzlein, Butte; Max Leopold
md wife, Chicago; George Lyman,