The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-02
MISSOULA NEW ).

! Missoula April John Dunn, the
noisy chimney sweep, was returned TO
Z jail this morning for 80 days. after haV-
ing been out "a hours. Liberty was too
much for him.
A shoplifter was detected in the Golden
Rule store this morning. She surrendered
her plumber and wept so profusely and
pleaded so earnestly that for the sake of
! her little children she was allowed TO go
her way.
T. H. Brewster went up to Stevensville
this afternoon to load some cattle that he
has purchased for his Eastern Montana
range.
Chairman NJ. V. Tompkins OF the min
eral land commission left last evening
with his family for Sand Point, Idaho,
where Mrs. Tompkins and children will
remain for some time.
The funeral of A. l.. Snaub was held to-
day from the undertaking rooms of
Woody AZ Hayes. Interment was at the
Catholic cemetery.
In the land office tomorrow the con-
tests of the state of Montana vs.. Martel
and the state VS.. White will be heard
The Martel case involves land on the
Occur dAlene branch and the other comes
from Horse Plains.
The Rod and Gun club is receiving con-
siderable encouragement in its prepare
lions for the state tournament from
sportsmen outside the state as well from
the Montana shooters. Secretary Cave to-
day received a letter from Ogden In
which Browning Brothers offer a Win
chester repeating shotgun as prize in
the Browning Brothers event"
The certificates of nomination of the
two sets of candidates in the coming city
election were filed this afternoon with
City Clerk Hoblitzel by the secretaries
of the nominating conventions.
Tylar b. Thompson left this evening for
Butte on a business trip.
The anniversary number of the Western
Montana Fruitgrower issued to-day. 1t is
valuable and interesting number. con-
tanning full reports of both the Stevens
Vile and Missoula midwinter meetings
The papers and addresses that are given
will be of great value to all who are inter-
ested in the fruit-growing industry. The
Fruitgrower is doing yeoman service in
promoting the interests of its especial pa
irons. the orchardists, and deserves the
hearty support that it is receiving.
Frank Thomas left this evening on
business trip to Anaconda.
Deputy Sheriff Corbett will leave in the
morning for Quigley TO secure witnesses
I'm the case against Frank Murray, who is
charged with stealing a valise from
Northern Pacific train.
Thursday evening the Missoula lodge of
Woodmen will complete its organization.
The lodge starts out with about IS MEM
bers and has several new applications.
Insurance adjusters have fixed the
damage to Sam Walters house at
s591.14, and this amount will be paid
over.
Sheriff Mclaughlin and Deputy Nc
Cormick tonight arrested an Indian
squaw on the fiat west of town. She
was drunk. and her husband, who was
in the same condition, had beaten her
until her cries of distress alarmed the
neighbors. When the officers reached
the scene, the buck had fled. The wom-
an was taken into custody and her
brother, who was with her, was
brought along too. He was beastly
drunk and expressed his disapproval of
the whole affair by vigorous grunts.
The drunken husband has not been
located.
Miss Marie Mccormick left this even
ing for Chicago, where she will attend
school.
Nathan Schlossberg. the boy who was
accidentally shot last week. is recover
ing rapidly. and will soon be taken
from the hospital.
The Occur d'Alene train was four
hours late tonight. The delay was
caused by heavy business and small
slides in cuts.