The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-24

BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Silver. s7A.
N. c. Morris is In from Pony.
Small hoist for sale. L. Kaufman.
Thomas H. era of Melrose Is In town
Carl Upman's Rosalind. union-made.
Fred orton. piano tuner. Hamilton st
DR.. James Reid of Bozeman Is In the
city. =. -
H. M. Wentworth Is over from white
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cary Of Anaconda
Fred Joseph came over from Amazon.
da yesterday.
T. Benton Letter. mayor Of Letter
John D. Airport was an arrival from
Basin last night.
+. A. Girard Is erecting q hay and
grain store in Park street. s
The symptoms of Lee Foster were re-
ported improved yesterday.
Have you read the Cash Clothing
company's adv. on page 16.
Peter Aware is putting up a black
smith shop on Silver street.
Frank March. formerly of the Butte,
Pools sold and description Of all
Frisco races at the Combination.
The Cash Clothing company Is SELL
ing any suit in the house for $12.
President John Reid of the agricul-
tural college at Bozeman Is in the city.
Watch cleaning. $l.50; main SPRING.
81. Warranted. Mayer. 20 West Park
A meeting of the Y. l. 4. will be held
ct o'clock this afternoon at the
rooms.
The letter carriers will give a grand
ball at Renshaw hall next Wednesday
evening.
Irwin Shuck ana Lee Davis and
James Gilchrist came over from Helena
yesterday.
Smoke La Matilde. finest Havana
cigar Factories in Havana, Cuba. and
Ocala, Florida.
Smoke La Matilde, best cigar manu-
featured, Havana. Cuba. Branch fac
tory. Ocala. Florida.
Grand Trilby auction given by the
Y. Isl. at Y. M. I. parlors Tuesday
evening. Nov rs. 1895.
New forms of blanks for Quarts and
Placer locations can now be had at
Standard ONCE. n e. Broadway.
Go to the Delmonico 10 z. Broad
"
cranberry sauce and celery for rs cents.
cifio rate to st. Paul and Duluth. Sec
ond class, eastbound. win be reduced
from $S5 to $50. e~+t
Miss Susie Prater and John Goulder
of Meaderville were married last even
ing dn the presence of a large assem-
blage OF friends.
Col c. G. Bradshaw started for
Omaha yesterday over the Union Pa
cific to represent Butte at the Trans
mississippi congress.
The young people of the Baptist
church will give a literary and mu-
steal entertainment at the Auditorium
on the evening of Friday. Dec. 6.
A red hot stove In one of the rooms
Of the Arlington hotel in South Butte
created a great deal Of excitment on
Thursday morning. but did little dam
age.
A. NJ Palmer's superb company In
''Trilby'' will be the attraction at Ma
CURES opera house. Butte. for three
nights and Wednesday matinee, open
ing Monday night, Dec. 2.
Sam Thai. representing A. M. Palm
ers "Trilby," is in the city arranging
for the appearance of his great attrac-
ton at Maguire's opera house for
three nights. beginning Dec. 2.
Did the cold snap catch you UMPIRE
pared? To get even hurry and get one
of our fine overcoats or listers before
the assortment is broken. Boucher,
the Park Street Clothier.
Old Oscar Pepper.
Mount Vernon Rye.
, w. H. McBrayer.
o. F. c. Taylor Sour Mash-S1 per
quart bottle. Montana Liquor compa-
ny. rs East Broadway.
Walter s. Lamb, In advance Of that
great aggregation Of stars, The Pass
ing Show" arrived in Butte yesterday.
The Passing Show will open a three
nights engagement at Maguire's opera
house next Thursday night.
C. c. Lenhart Is confined to his home
In Dakota street with a broken bone
in his back under his shoulder blade,
which was sustained by being struck |
with a heavy timber in the Rarus mine |
Friday afternoon. The injury is very
painful. though not at all serious.
News was received here last evening |
Of the death of Mrs. Richard T. Ken |
yon at Deer Lodge. after an illness of |
only few days. Mr.. Kenyon was for |
merly county treasurer of Deer Lodge |
county and Mrs. Kenyon was very well |
known in Silver Bow and Deer Lodge |
counties.
We are going out of business. but |
people want figures nowadays. No mat
ter how plausible the motive for sell
Ing cheap may be prices must be the
argument after all. For /
Instance, a good pair of overshoes for
$ cents; a suit of all wool derby rib
bed underwear for $1.40. or a first
class suit or overcoar 1920 such as
others sell for no less than $40, will |
steer you In the right direction and di-
rect you to our store. Kaufman Bros.
More Cheap Rates.
l. NJ. Jacobs q Co.. the ticket brok-
srs. at No. East Broadway. have en-
arged their office to accommodate
heir rapidly increasing business. The
reason for their big business is that
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