The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-09
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.


B. s. Cory of Helena is in the city.
e. c. Day Of Livingston is in Butte
Smoke "El Captain General cigars.
Special value in underwear at Kauf-
man Bros.
DIR. and Mrs. Fourth returned yes
terday from Boston.
L. J. Baker and wife came up from
Anaconda yesterday.
Neutrality-suspicious. coat and vest
makers. Apply to Nash & Co.
Hon. c. r. Burket of Pipestone
Springs. was in town yesterday.
County Attorney w. III. Trippet OF
Deer Lodge. is in the city.
J. T. cigar, best home made in all
grades. Shields. Main and Broadway.
John McMurray and d. Cohen OF
Anaconda. were in the city yester-
day. - y
Watch cleaning. $50; mainsprings.
81. Warranted one year. Mayer. 40
w. Park. ~.
II you want god steel range buy
the Majestic at futile Manufacturing
q Supply Co.
Mrs. Ada Cunningham died at Muir
ray & Freund's hospital at s;45 o'clock
last evening.
For hoists, boilers and other mining
machinery, go to futile Manufacture
ing supply Go. =
Get our prices on mining supplies
and you will buy. futile Manufacture
ing & Supply Co.
The notorious Farraday divorce case
will follow the trial of the Blume case
In Judge McHatton's court ..t
II. Lobe and Dave Marks of Helena,
were in the city yesterday and attend
ed the funeral of Simon Jacobs.
Nesbitt Sisters, Is West Granite.
have the finest dining parlor In the
city. Every delicacy in season.
c. ]. Gilbert and others have located
the Fatima, First Choice and Louisa
lode claims, In an unorganized dis
trict.
Swedish Lutheran services will be
held this evening at o'clock at the
German church. corner Dakota and Sill
yer streets.
Indian made Buck Gloves so cents a
pair at Kaufman Bros.
Commencing on Saturday the Great
Northern will sell return tickets to
Helena and Boulder every Saturday
for 'one fare Tickets will be good to
return on Monday.
]. II. Steinborn. the policeman who
was so terribly injured in the explo-
sion. left last evening for visit to his
old home I'm Wisconsin In the hope that
the change of climate will help his re-
turn to health.
AS IL Is getting along toward sum-
mer. we will trot out a few straw hats
this week; the price Will range from 90
cents TO 81. VIII guarantee the quality
and the price. Boucher. the Park
Street Clothier.
]. III. Leyson has been given the con-
tract for finishing the gold and sill
yer Jewels and buttons awarded to the
members of the National Guard CT
Montana at the third rifle competition
held at Fort Ellis. August .1-27. 1894.
These medals can be seen at the Jew
elry store OF J. ii. Leyson. 81 Cpptr
Main street.
John Baliff called at the Standard
Office last evening and deposited for
felt OF $50 In support of a challenge
for a rooster fight He offers to back
his five-pound rooster, give or take
three ounces, for $50. or a six-pound
rooster, give or take three ounces, for
$50 or $780, one and one-half inch heels
round from point OF socket TO be used.
Archie Mcmillan. the new city clerk
assumed his Office yesterday. III. S.
Joyner. the new street commissioner
will enter upon his official duties al
noon to-day. He has been beseiged
with applications for jobs on the street
ever since his appointment. and Is not
having a pleasant time of IL. by any
means, as every applicant has a mos,
pitiful tale 20 relate.
The new time card on the Great
Northern will go into effect at 10
O'Clock a. m. next Monday Under this
schedule the through east-bound train
viii leave at o'clock p. m. II will
carry a dining car, which win come IN
on the train from the east at O'Clock
,. m-The local train will leave for
Helena at 10 O'Clock a. m. and return
at $40 O'Clock p. m.
The examination OF the late city
treasurer's books will probably com
mcnce to-day. The bondsmen have en-
gagged James Lansing and Mrs. Z. II
Wey 10 expert the books for them, and
J. A Baker will assist In the examina
ton on the part OF the city. II Is SAID
that Pierce T. Butler will assist In tn,
Investigation I'm the interests of w. A
Clark a Bro, who Were on Mr.. Jacobs
bond during his last preceding term O
ONCE IL IL understood that the inves
ffgation will cover the entire six year
that Mr.. Jacobs was in Office. and tn
lob will likely be a long and tedious
one. Mrs Wey had kept Mr.. Jacobs
books for the past two years. and sh
will prove a valuable assistant
A, handsome souvenir with ever,