The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-10

provements. Notwithstanding the fact
that the latter may have been de-
stroyed The decision is an important
one and may result in many legal COM
plications
The classification Of the mineral
lands by the mineral land commission
for the month Of September has be-
come final. By this action about 50.-
| 900 acles of land will revert back to
the Northern Pacific railroad.
The defunct Thomas stock of jewelry
and fixtures were sold at sheriff's sale
yesterday under attachment of the
First National bank. J. NJ. Keith.
cashier, was the purchaser. The figure
paid was $3.50.
tainment at the Bennett. given by the
Firemen's MINISTRIES, were S3i7.25. The
expenses for costumes and incidentals
were pretty heavy. but after all have
paid n handsome balance will remain.
The performance has been the talk Of
the town to-day and appears to have
given general satisfaction.
Mrs. George T. Bags. the charming
wife of Representative Eaggs Of Ra-
valli county, came down from Stevens
vile yesterday.
l.. V. Wertheimer Of Butte is in the
Garden City on business visit.
j. NJ Page. state land agent. is
over from Helena on matters connected
with his office.
w. H. Dorchester and f. o. Nc
Glaufiin came down from Hamilton
yesterday and departed for Anaconda
on No. , tonight.
T. G.. Denton, the well-known lum-
herman of Clinton, is a visitor in the
Garden City.
John ID. Ruff. editor and proprietor
of the Bitter Root Times, who has been
SninI1rninU no ct
two months, is, expected to return
about Feb. IS.
Hon w. NJ Bickford left for Helena
to-day to attend a meeting of the state
capitol commission. of which body he
is member The supreme court is
expected to hand down a decision on
Thursday as TO the constitutionality
of the commission.
G. n. Hartley expects to leave for
Wallace, Idaho. on Monday morning
on business visit
Between y and 1 o'clock to-day a vio-
lent wind storm created havoc with avn
ings and sign boards about town. For a
time the air was filled with flying mis-
siles. Herman Kohn was struck in the
face by a shutter at the rear of his Hig-
gins avenue store The blow somewhat
interfered with his facial expression and
he now wears a large piece of pink court
plaster to cover painful cut on the left
side of his probosis.
Announcement Is made of the coming
nuptials of Eugene Sullivan of Fort Mis-
soula and Miss Maggie Lucy, sister of
Undertaken Lucy, at the Catholic church
on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Kate Goger-
ty, of Anaconda, will be the bridesmaid
and James Walsh. of Missoula. will Of
iciate in the capacity of best man.
Miss kittie Gogerty came over from
Anaconda on this afternoons DELAYED
overland and will remain for several DAYS
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. w
Laughlin, and other relatives and friends
Judge y. w. Mcconnell came over from
Helena this afternoon on a professional
visit.
NJ. B. Mcclellan, travelling for the we'll
Known Minneapolis paper firm of that
name, arrived in Mssoula on No 1 to-
day. He goes up the Bitter Root valley
on to-morrow's branch train.
o. L. Peppard, the well-known Missoula
bridge contractor and builder returned
this afternoon from Livingston, where he
was awarded a contract for the erection
of an important structure.