The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-23

THE ANAC
Andrews, Gussie Short, Edith Perry,
Florence bennington, Genevieve Petritz,
John Sullivan.
Carroll school. 1890. May McHugh.
teacher-Addie Scott. Kinda Scott, Cora
Scott, Manic Corcoran, Marguerite Nc
Ginness. Nora LavelIe, Maggie Laveile,
Alice Long, Matte Smith, Jacob Klein
hans, Walter Garvin, James Murphy,
James Long.
ABOUT THE CITY,
Oregon apples at McKinnon & McKay's.
Byron's complete works with the STAND
ARD.
For plumbing and heatin. ses j. A
Hasley, 215 Oak street.
Charles Kinney has resigned his posi-
ton in the c. c. c. c. store.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Mcguire at Ais Birch
street.
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to tho
STANDARD.
j. j. Lynch made an assignment yester-
day to John p. Murphy for the benefit of
his creditors.
The handsome horn chair in the window
at the Oxford belongs to the holder of
ticket No. 100.
c. III. Fisk of Butte is in Anaconda or
ganizing a council of the Order of Chosen
Friends. beneficiary society.
tween a car and an ore chute at the lower
works yesterday afternoon. DR.. T. L. St.
Jean dressed the injury.
A ladies' reading club of % members
was organized at the Montana on Monday
afternoon. Meetings are to be held
weekly. Romola is the first book to be
read.
NJ. j. Foley and family will leave this
morning over the Montana Union and
Northern Pacific roads for Grass Valley,
Cal, via San Francisco. They will return
to Anaconda in the spring.
The arrivals at the Commercial hotel
yesterday were: ID. l.. Klock, Butte; w.
w. Duncan, Grand Forks; j. II. Myers,
Deer Lodge; L. p. Triol, Butte; Mrs.
Haberly, Terre Haute, Ind.
The genial Tom Ricketts, and his troup
of entertainers will go to Butte this morn
ing to fill an engagement at Magulre's.
Ricketts, is brilliant in his line of work he
has mighty few peers when it comes to
fun making.
John Wilson, who has been steward of
the Montana for IL months past, has re-
signed and will return to his home in Chi
cago to-day. He is succeeded by A. NJ.
Willard OF Denver, a man of many years,
experience in hotel work in large cities.
A free temperance entertainment will
be given at the Auditorium Tomorrow
evening under the auspices of King lodge
No. II and Klippen lodge No. 10, |. O.
church male quartet and addresses by
superintendent Kern and Rev. Mr..
Barnaby. Mr.. Kern will illustrate tho
effects of stimuants and narcotics by
means of set of charts.
Among the CANNES captured yesterday
by the vigilant dog catcher was very
pretty dog wearing a counterfeit tag.
An old one had been cut down to resemble
the new issue and n figure stamped
over the 4. The doggie is sentenced to
death along with 10 others this evening.
The victims consist of several dogs that
are we'll bred and bear evidence of having
been household pets, but the edict has
gone forth and they will surely die to-
night unless claimed.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
we're: E. T. Wilson, Washington; John
II. Cole, Philipsburg; Frank d. Brown,
Philipsburg; NJ. McEllistrum, Chicago; A
w. Pulien, New York; r. c. Clark. San
Francisco; w. S. Orton, Butte; w. A.
O'Brien, Butte; j. Fred Sehlingman, San
Francisco; ID. ]. Hennessy, H. j. Church,
Butte; Ed j. O'Neill, San Frsncisco; III.
II. Gramp, Minneapolis; j. L. Miller,
Butte; Tom Cooney, n. p. land agent;
Charles IL. Closterman, Clear Creek.