The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-05
CONCERNING MONTANA.

much disturbed about the attitude OF
the republican party on the silver ques-
tion. The work of the Salt Lake con-
vention is ridiculed and condemned as
a republican effort, but 1t is worthy or
remark that these critics are not tax
ing any steps toward party organiza-
ticn in behalf of silver. A democratic
attempt of this nature would be an in
teresting event; it would probably be
engineered by federal office holders,
and the first plank in the platform
would be borrowed from the Montana
structure of 1894. reading as follows
I'VE hereby express our cordial appro-
val of the administration of Grover
Cleveland and our confidence in his
judgment and patriotism. and in his
ability to guide the destinies of our
country through the difficulties by
which it is beset."
The Anaconda Standard has recently
been equipped with linotype machines
and now comes to us enlarged to seven
columns, with a sixteen page Sunday
| issue. Taking into consideration the
| size of the city in which it is published
| and the population 1t can reach on the
| day il is published, the Standard is
wonder of the West. 1t reaches Della
mar as early as any daily except the
| Statesman, and is deservedly popular
here.-DeLamar Idaho, Nugget.
Nothing save the flags on the court
house and school house hanging at half
| mast Thursday indicated that IL was
day of mourning for the United States.
There were no garlands Of flowers car
ried to the graves of departed heroes
| in this town, although several lie be-
meath the sod upon the hill. No tears,
more valued than the costliest pearls,
| dampened the mound over the remains
| of our noble patriots. 1t is peculiarly
sad to contemplate a people so imbued
| with self or the gains of this short
earthly career that they neglect to pay
| tribute to Those depated ones that
made this a land of the brave and also
of the free. To show these departed
ones honor is a lesson that should be
instilled into the young minds of the
| school children. This is what made Ro-
mans at one time more honored than
| kings. If we fail to teach the youth
that love of country and reverence for
| those who parted this life for their
country's veal we will raise up a gem
Grafton not worthy the name of Ameri-
| can, people who have no pride in or
love for this bright land. Let us in
future commemorate the day with fit
ting exercises-Glasgow Gazette.
| IL
The Anaconda Standard has enlarged
it's paper. The Standard is the most
| progressive and the best newspaper in
| the state. No other sheet makes the
speciality of Montana news. that the
Standard does. The state press are
generally extending their congratula-
tions.-Glasgow Gazette.
It is pleasing to note that the dem
ocratic party is taking the lead in the
east and declaring for free silver. The
administration ideas on Sound mon
ey' does not effect the democrats in
many of the eastern states. We pre-
dict the democratic party will be the
party to restore silver to It's proper
place.-Darby Sentinel.
| The Western News states that the
editor of the Mssoulian is terribly
worried about women wearing big
sleeves, four-in-hand ties and shirt
fronts, and that he quotes the Bible
freely to show that the ladies are or
forbidden ground. Now the more prac'
teal and worldly editor of the esteem
| ed News wants to know If these little
things so seriously disturb the equa
nimity of the good and godlike editor
of the Missoulian; wants to know
what he will do when he finds out tina
all ladies wear pants. The Muscular
; pleads ignorance and claims that tn
News is taking an unfair advantage
of his tender years and experience, ant
furthermore that he is single, bu
promises at the proper time to Civ
the matter due consideration.-Hav
: Herald.
This office is in receipt of copy o
= the Greater Standard the improves
, and enlarged Anaconda, Montana
Standard. which for mechanical excel
lence and editorial ability will TAX
! front rank with the leading daily pa
1 pers of the nation.-Mandan. n. ID
7 Independent.
[ The Helena Clock, a weekly societ
: paper established about eight month
p ago. has suspended publication, III
proprietor. James Il. Walker. havin
y, accepted a position on one of Helena
u dailies that will occupy all of his tim
o Miles City Journal.
y An active demand for acreage PROF
n erty situated near the city of Missoul
n has been created since interest Ia
n been centered at this place as the n;
y tural distributing point for the fru
growers in Montana. Fruit CROWN
in Missoula county has been put on
/ substantial. permanent basis. 1t hs
, been clearly proved by actual demon
il stration that fruit lands in this VIGIL
ity will readily yield when proper
? cultivated all the way from $3.50 to 81
10 coo per acre per year. Montana is :
situated that there can never be a
overproduction. Fruit culture in Mi
~ soula county is now one OF our pc
le manent sources Of wealth. Nilsson
of county berries and large fruit matu
lie and riren in such way that neig'
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