The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31

gratulations of his friends upon the ar
| rival of little daughter at his home.
The Leisure Moments club is ar
| ranging for another of its pleasant par
ties at Sweeney's hall next week. In
addition to an elaborate programme
there will be an exhibition OF fancy
dancing by Mr.. Hawley and Mrs. Sui
grove.
l.. S. Miller chief engineer of the st.
Paul q Duluth road. came in from the
East to-day with Superintendent Pear
son. Mr.. Miller is inspecting the branch
lines of the Northern Pacific in the in
terests of the bondholders
The dance to be given next week for
the new athletic park fund deserves
general patronage. The cause is a good
one and one that will benefit the city.
Peter Whine, the Helena insurance
man, came in on No. l to-day.
Harry w. Kelly of the Bitter Root
Times, came down from Hamilton this
morning.
George w. Thompson of Elliston, is
guest at the Florence.
County Clerk Bailey is arranging for
advertising the county refunding bonds
in the New York papers.
l.. s. Mallory came over from Butte
to-day and will go up the Bitter Root
tomorrow.
H. L. CLANCY, w. A. Hoblitzeu and
E. II. Brewster drove out to Bonner
this afternoon to see the town and the
mills
Alderman Pell and r. C. Hageman of
Hamilton, were visitors in Missoula to-
day.
Charles Allard, the buffalo king, is in
town to-day on business trip. Mr..
Allard is not recovering as well as his
friends would desire from his recent in
jury to his knee.
Water will be shut off in the mains
south of Pine street on Wednesday
from o'clock to 3.
DR.. Hanson has begun suit against
the county in Judge Logans court for
services rendered in operating upon Ed
Myers at the Sisters hospital.
Conductor Copeland has a work train
on the Bitter Root branch, making
some necessary repairs.
The Bitter Root train this noon
brought in 80 loads of lumber, besides
the passenger coaches and the other
freight. The church excursion train
last night brought down 10 loads of
lumber and the excursionists were hun
CRY when they got here. Some of them
evinced some symptoms of anger, de-
spite the fact that ii was Sunday and a
church excursion, and nobody blamed
them much.
The soliciting committee for the ath-
letic park fund has met with continued
success to-day, and the building fund
is reaching very satisfactory size.
The fire department was given a run
this afternoon to a chimney fire in the
Hanson residence on Woody street.
The blaze was extinguished with buck /
cts of water and the hose was not used. I
Grace Stanton, the woman who shot
Musician Davis near Fort Missoula,
was arraigned to-day, charged with as
sault in the first degree. She entered
a plea of not guilty and her hearing
was set for April IL.
Carpenters are to-day making esti-
mates on the cost of repairing the
Walters residence, which was damaged
by fire last week. AS soon as Mr.. wal ,
ters arrives a settlement will be agreed
upon and the work of repair will begin
at once.
The plasterers have finished their
work in repairing the fire damage at
the court house. and the painters and
paper hangers will start i'm this week.
Fred Cowan has n handsome Brine
Tricks filly, foaled last night.
s. r. Oldaker of Helena is in the city.
j. c. Kerley of the Townsend Mes
senger came in from the east to-day.
The heirs of the Cannon estate have
from the county $50 as road
damages resulting from the construc-
ton of the new Miller road down the
valley. This is the claim, as originally
made by the Cannon heirs. figured out
s660,O00.