The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15

tice Conroy's court yesterday. Hugh Neal
appeared in their behalf and Attorney
| Winston prosecuted. The prosecuting
witness was Thomas Alex. The two men
were fined S25 each.
The greatest announcement of the year
will be the opening of the c. o. ID. store.
Some wonderful bargains are to be
offered.
Mcmahon d McAuley have moved to
the saloon lately occupied by Burke Bros.
on Main street, where they will be pleased
to have their friends call.
Caulifiower, celery, lettuce, onions, rad
ishes, spinach. asparagus, peas, etc,
fresh from California gardens, at the
Park Avenue Cash Grocery"
Ed Hogan, who boards at the Palace ho-
tel, has reported to the police the loss of
! a good suit OF clothes, n watch and chain
and other tr!nkets which had been stolen
from his room.
Greg has on display all shades of crepe
tissue papers, spattered and tinted edges,
imported paper flowers, leaves, smilaX
vines, daisy centers and petals, lamp ana
candle shade frames.
Constable Gaffney captured a prisoner
yesterday afternoon. The fellow was
trying to get away with bundle of over
alls from Isadore Copinus' store on Com
merclal avenue. Constable Gaiiney
nabbed him in the act and threw ham in
the lookup. He gave his name as Tom
Brown.
Charlie Mitchell robbed a dummy that
stood in front of the c. c. c. Co. store of a
coat and sold it for Sl.50 to a man in the
Combination saloon. Chief White ar
rested Mitchell and he pleaded guilty to
petty larceny eslerday in Judge Rock
wells court. For 60 days he will grow fat
at the expense of the county in Deer
Lodge.
Guinness Stout on draught. We take
pleasure in announcing to the public that
the enterprIsing firm of Daily & Marion
on the corner of Commercial avenue and
Main have just received a shipment of
Guinness Stout which they now have on
tap. This being the first time porter has
been sold in Anaconda in this manner.
We predict success for the new enterprise.
Charlie Lane and Bert Atwater rode
over from Philipsburg on horseback to
hear Eugene V. Debs speak Wednesday
night. While in a snow drift on the range
their horses gave out, but the boys got off
and pulled the animals through and
reached town in time to hear the lecture.
1t was hard ride, but they we're satisfied
and set out gayly on their return yester-
day.
Tho druggists are planning grand
banquet with which to celebrate the pas
sage OF the pharmacy law, which compels
ali prescription clerks to register with a
state board, which will issue certificates
to those qualified to compound medicine
as registered pharmacists. The state
Pharm tcal association has been working
for five years to get this law passed, and
now that ii has been done, the druggists
generally are jubliant.
A pleasing entertainment was the
merry mllkmaids conventions at Evans
opera house last evening. The attend
ance was good. About - young ladies
dressed in red skirts and white waists,
with red caps were the milkmaIds, and
after fancy drill for which they were
trained by Captain Duane. held the con-
venton, which was very amusing. After
the programme h adj been rendered the
Young ladies served supper. The affair
was under the auspices of the Presbyter-
ian church.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
were NJ. Lachs, DR., Omaha; ID. A. Loose,
m an, Chicago; o. G. Lambert, Minneap-
oils; John L. Boyle, ST. Paul; w. b.
George, Billings; j. A. Watson, St. Paul;
George a. Young, San Francisco; {. III.
Brown, Denver; j. L. Kelly, Butte;
Charles 4. Richardson, ST. Louis; L. C..
Cooper, St. Paul; George Symons. Butte;
ii. j. Church, Anaconda; f. ID. Leavitt,
reg, Duluth; Fred l.. Miller, Chicago.