The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-11

Geiser. the young cub that used to follow
IL. A. Wagner about the streets oil Boze-
man. lie was as cute then and as gentle
as n Newfoundland pup, but he had lost
his cutc appearance with his three years
growth. and when killed last week his
skin made fine rug. Since taking MN
70 his home on He'll Roaring creek Mr..
Wagner has tried n number of times to
get rid of him by taking him out IN the
woods from to three miles and leaving
him. but he would always como home
again. lie got TO bo a good deal OF bother
and while angry at him for worrying the
chickens, Mr.. Wagner shot him.
NJ. II. johnson has hired store room
in the Ferris block and is putting in a
chop mill in the rear, while in the front
he will carry n full stock of hay, feed and
grain. Mr.. johnson bought chop mill
and opens this feed store for the purpose
of getting rid of his largo crop at n better
figure than he could realize by selling his
grain and he will help out the sales OF his
feed store by doing general chopping
business.
"Nervy Jim" arrived in Bozeman the
last of the week and held service on
Main street in front of tho Northern Pa
ciiic hotel, on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs j. ID. Radford and Ruth left Tor
San Jose, CAL, on Tuesday morning,
where they will spend tho winter. Mrs.
Radford will stop at Sacramento for
few days visit with the family OF Rev. IL.
NJ. Stevenson, formerly the pastor OF tho
Presbyterian church at this place.
w. L. Evans, who passed the forged
orders on Johnson d Mccarthy at Beckes
saloon some days ago, had his preliminary
hearing before Judge Mcpherson on FRI
day. lie pleaded not guilty and was
bound over to appear before the district
court and his case will probably come up
this term.
A fellow Of tho name of Henry Palmer
was arrested on Friday for pulling gun
on Il. T.. Barrett of Chestnut and paid n
fine of 5000 for his fun. He had been
up to enough deviltry while working at
| Chestnut to have lodged him in the
county boarding house for the winter and
seemed pleased to be able to get out of
this by pleading guilty and paying his
fine. While at Chestnut he worked for
| p. II. Nurphey and used a rifle to intimi-
| date Mrs. Murphy demanding extra pay
of her which he thus forced her TO give
him, while at another time he swore he
| would shoot her COW unless she gave him
| 81. Mrs. Murphy gave him 81 but when
he got hold of "Bob" Barrett he got hold
of the wrong one TO work n scare on and
consequently landed in jail.
Reports are numerous throughout the
state of hunters who are dIsregarding the
game law and selling elk and deer meat.
Both elk and deer meat were sold in Boze-
| man during the past week and those buy
ing as well as those selling, are being
much remarked about by those who would
like to SEQ the game laws enforced.
Tho new officers of Gallatin county took
their places on Tuesday. w. ii. Sales
tho new county clerk, comes from his
ranch near Salesville and w. o. Peck
who will act as his deputy, leaves posi-
ton as boolIkeepcr at tho Northern
Pacific depot hero. Tho new county at
torncy, w. l.. Holloway. has severed hi
connection with the Office of Stats * Hol
loway, attorneys, and fitted up two Gle
cant office rooms in the Ferris block
County Superintendent A. j. Walrath hat
gone into Mr.. Iolloway's Office with hin
and can DO found there in the future. W
}. Stevenson, formerly stenographer 10
Hartman < Hartman. also fitted up al
office, which he opened on tho LIST.
l.. :. Hollier, wood and coal dealer, VIII
has n steam sawmill had the foreiinger o
ono hand nearly sawed off OH Monday.
Nelson Story and son, Nelson, ir., wen
TO Helena Monday morning 10 be presen
during the senatorial contest.
Mrs. J. Goddard. wife of Conducto
Goddard of the Bozeman and Garriso
run, left for Garrison on Tuesday, wher
she will mako her home in the future.
Word has been received here of til
, marriage of Architect George B. Hancocl
, now n resident of Fargo, y. d. Mr.. HaI
, cock was tho architect of the Hotel Boz'
| man and numerous other buildings in tn
! city.
Miss Annie Anderson, the pleasau
, waiter who has been with Mrs. Selma
hansen for the past few months, has gon
20 Helena.
4 aI With more genuine comfort,
-, said an old smoker last nigh
8 never than when | am reclining
! Never one of those big easy chairs