The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-05
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.


j. E. Hanson is over in Helena.
T. j. Potter is over from Helena.
John McKelvie of Norris is in town.
Salesman wanted at Kaufman Bros.
Carl Upman's Rosalind. union-made.
Fred Orton. piano tuner. Hamilton ST.
C. w. Peterman and c. A. Miller are
In Helena.
City Attorney L. ]. Hamilton ds over
IN Helena.
w. ]. Maxwell, representing Dan Sui
ly, is in town.
Willard Bennett came over from Hell
ena last night.
DR.. Peter Mussig'brod is in from
Warm Springs.
NJ. L. Wines has been spending a
few days in Helena.
George w. Pease and H. d. Evans
are over from Anaconda.
William Gay, jr.. is in Helena attend
ing the trial of his father.
John j. Broughall of Butte is stop
ping in Helena day or two.
Collections-No money, no pay. Will
son, 122 Main street. Tel. 290.
Butte Business college makes compe-
tent bookkeepers of its students.
Watch cleaning, 81 so; main springs,
Harry Winkler. one of the old-timers
of Whitehall. died at that place yes
terday.
Mrs. ]. z. Dawson has returned from
Canada, bringing with her her grand
daughter, George.
marriage license was issued yes
terday to Felix F. Konkle and Mary
Shatkosk of Hecla.
Ben Kinney, ]. p. Kinney, NJ. E.
Knowles and William McClelland Of
Hamilton are in town.
New forms Of blanks for Quartz and
Placer locations can now be had at
Standard office. q Z. Broadway.
We make cigars to suit your taste
at the j. T. Cigar Factory, opposite
First National bank. North Main st.
w. f. Barnaman, w. s. Boyer and
Bob Boyer and Robert King left yes
terday for a 10 days hunt on Willow
creek.
Mrs. c. H. Moore yesterday received
a magnificent collection of pressed
leaves from Fred Mcdonald of Kent.
England.
William Thomas. the 2-year-old son
of James Price of Burlington was
buried yesterday afternoon from the
residence.
w. N. Shepherd, a merchant and
mining man of Tower, Mimi, is in
Butte, looking over the field for bus
mess opening.
Beginning Oct 10. the Northern Pa
cifc rate to st. Paul and Duluth. sec
ond class. eastbound. will be reduced
from s35 to $50.
Thomas G. Merrill has gone TO Chi
cago to attend a meeting of the exc
cutive committee of the National Bi-
metallic league.
In the police court yesterday Cordu-
ri - g. t.
toxication and Pete Ecklund contrib
uted $40 for disturbance.
Fall in line with crowd of clothing
buyers. We are fitting out these days.
Everybody delighted and surprised at
our low prices. Boucher, the Park
Street Clothier.
jamaica rum, bottled in LIVERPOOL:
genuine Santa Cruz rum; imported
Swedish branvin, Spanish muscatel.
Montana Liqour company, 26 East
Broadway.
Dan Sully, the ever popular Irish
comedian, will soon make his annual
visit Ito Butte, and will present two
new comedies. 1t is said his support
is the strongest he ever had.
Alice Smith,. who took 20 morphine
pills Sunday morning in an unsuccess-
full attempt to end her earthly exist
ence, continued to improve yesterday.
and she was considered entirely out of
danger hast night.
Notwithstanding the fact that the So
called clothing war is now raging in
Butte, 'the cash clothing company is
still selling mems suits. overcoats,
hats, shoes and furnishing goods
cheaper than any house in the city.
George Haldorn and Capt. w. E.
Hall returned from the Trail creek
country yesterday. Frank Brent and
General Warren stopped in Spokane on
their return, and Captain Hoatson and
George w. Irwin remained in Ross
land.
Frank Brady was fined $40 for mali
cious mischief and A. c. Baker IS for
disturbance, and they went below. Dol
ly Adams, charged with stealing IS
from ]. l.. Hill, was dismissed, as 1t
was found impossible to make out a
case against her.
Nicholas Opie had his left hand
crushed at the East Grey Rock mine
yesterday morning. In descending the
shaft he caught that useful member be-
tween a crossbeam and bulkAead and
injured it so severely that he will be
laid up for several days.
Butte Commandery Uniformed Sir
knights. Sons of ST. George. held an
other meeting in St. Georges hall last
evening, at which a number of new
members were initiated and the officers
who were not present at the anststutfon
of the lodge Saturday might were in
stalled.
Tomorrow morning, on the 9Th day
OF November. and until the entire
stock is disposed Of. we shall be ready
to wait on the crowds. People are by
this time convinced beyond any doubt
that we mean business and that the
inducements offered by others will
shrink out Of sight when compared
to the closing out prices OF Kaufman
Bros.
John Kosld and Gus JOki who are
charged with having stolen Sl9 from
John Philips in McEvoys saloon. were
arraigned before Judge Turner yester-
day and pleaded not guilty.. Their ex-
animation was set for tomorrow after