The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-03
BUTTE WEATHER.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.


State Boiler Inspector George Blinn
rs in town.
e. H. Becker Of the Billings Gazette
Is in the city.
Born, Nov. /. to the wife OF James
OFarrell. a son.
A. w. McCune of Salt Lake is the
guest of j. H. Leyson-
Eugene Sullivan is working the Ticon
north Of THE High Ore.
Robert McDonel has been attending
the races ait Philipsburg.
Con Hayes Is building an addition to
his house in Alaska street.
Statesmen wanted to help US shovel
our stock. Kaufman Bros.
Collections-No money. no pay. Will
son. 122 Main street. Tel. 29o.
]. w. Passmore has returned from a
trip through Eastern Montana.
Butte Business college makes compe-
tent bookkeepers of its students.
John Koser of eMaderville has re-
ceived news of the death OF his mother.
Watch cleaning, $3.50; main springs.
81. Warranted. Mayer. 40 West Park.
Cornelius Bowden has succeeded Will
liam Gerrins as shift boss at the Silver
Bow.
wanted-Second-han phaeton. Ad-
aconda.
6Axs Lldgerwood hosting engine and
No. Cameron pump for sale. Louis
Kaufman.
The Good TempHars gave a very
pleasant entertainment ait their hail
last evening.
William j. Walsh has moved his res
fdence from No. 649 West Broadway TO
three doors east.
The p. o. ID. of A. will give an enter
tainment and ball at Elks hall next
Friday evening.
Joseph and Benjamin Amnear are
building "a new mill for the M. u. M.
company Of Coultervllle.
A marriage license was yesterday IS
sued ,to Louis G.. Nelson and Miss An
ME Balm of Deer Lodge.
New forms of blanks for Quarts and
Placer locations can now be hao AT
Standard office. q f. Broadway.
Butte Commandery No. I. uniform
rank knights, order Sons or st. George.
has been organized in Centerville
w. H. Bancroft, general superintetd-
ent of the Union Pacific, came UP from
Ogden yesterday In his private car.
We make cigars to suit your taste
at the j. T. Cigar Factory. opposite
First National bank. North Main st.
Want to sell you a suit made to order
any price from SIS up. Fit guaranteed.
Nash & Co.. tailors, Al East Park st.
The Irish-American club has arrang-
ed a fine literary and musical pro-
gramme for its monthly reception next
Friday evening.
cific rate to st. Paul and Duluth. sec
ond class. eastbound. Will be reduced
from s35 to $50.
DIR. George H. Wells has removed
from the corner of Park and jackson
Streets to No. sos West Galena, just be-
yond Jackson street.
Ole Erickson, Nels Westlund. Olaf A
Olson, Peter Olsan. natives of Sweden
and Joseph Waters of England, TOOK
out their first citizenship papers yes
terday.
jamaica rum, bottled in Liverpool
genuine Santa Cruz rum; imported
Swedish branvin, Spanish mliscaItel
Montana Uiqour company, 70 Das'
Broadway.
Imported WHISTLES just received
Burke's three star Irish, Andrew Usher
e. Co.'S Scotch, Hiram Walkers Cana
dian club. Montana Liquor company
26 East Broadway.
Have you noticed the dressy over
coats woI this fall? The At, the hang
the look. the finish, the price-al har
monious. Do you know where they al
come lIOLhs "uyS AAohi LOeNA~As h-%'
Park street clothier.
Notwithstanding the fact that the so
called clothing war Is now raging II
Butte, ''the cash clothing company" /:
still selling mems suits, overcoats
hats, shoes and furnishing good.
cheaper than any house in the city.
In ro-day's issue win be found dh'
affidavit of Kaufman's Bros. wherein
these gentlemen affirm under oath thei
solemn intention and final determine
tion to retire from THE clothing bust
ness. For further particulars see sixtl
page of this issue.
One of rthe pleasant parties Of Hal
lowe'en was the surprise given at TN
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell
of No. 211 Anaconda road. in honor o
Miss Price of Mahoning City. Pa, VIII
Is visiting friends in Butte. Dancing
singing, speeches and games made tn
evening pass most pleasantly. Excel
lent refreshments were served.
Setting the pace in dwarfing profits
has been our hobby for some time
All preceding efforts. though. will b.
forgotten when that great closing on
sale is launched. Not to walt for
would be the action of a spendthrift
Never was patience better rewarded
Wait for a few days. Our selling on
prices will be summers. Kaufman
Bros
Misses Manning and Fudge entel
tained a large number of young peopl
at Gemmell hail last Thursday ever
ing. Dancing and games made the eve
ming pass merrily. Twenty-seve
couples were present. Misses Stevens
Thomas and Trathen of Anacond;
were among the guests. The suppe
with the exception OF a few cakes tina
were filed with darnSng needles. Trl
by hearts and coins. was excellent.
Kaufman Bros. who owe their SUD
cess and reputation to their unbend
ing principle and veracity. are about
sell out. The many sales OF unsaver
memory labeled trustees sales. di:
count sales, etc. are great obstacle
legitimate merchants who may inaugJ