The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-08
MIS- OULA NEWS.

Missoula, May ANDY Schilling sus-
tanned some severe bruises last night
| while he was riding home his wheel
/ When he had reached a point near John
! sons stable his wheel in a most unac-
countable manner threw him to the
ground and he picked himself up much
I the worse for wear. lie was taken home
in hack and he will not ride home on
wheel after dark until after the street
department has done some more work on
the streets that he travels over on his
way home.
Rev. George Stewart will conduct SER
vices I'm the Episcopal church at Hamil-
ton next Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
w. r. Lindenborn of Thompson Falls
came in from the west end last evening
and is guest at the Florence.
DR.. I. III. Mccullough of Wallace is a
visitor in town.
Frank Hartman. roadmaster of the
west end was a guest at the Florence
last evening
c. II. Westler. a well-known travelling
man. is In the city on a business visit.
Deputy Sheriff Corbett went out to
Lou Lou this morning at the request of
Mrs. Smith, who resides there, to ar
rest her son, minor whom she wishes
sent to the reform school, The boy is
said to be thoroughly incorrigible, and
his mother has given up trying to do
NlIn MIN. One is a worthy
woman, and this is a sad affair for her
but she has exhausted every other
means of saving her boy and will now
try the last resort. The officer returned
this evening and the lad will have his
hearing in the morning.
Barney Corbett, foreman of the Nc
Laughlin log drive, is in the city. The
drive is tied up on account of low wa
ter and will not be moved until there
is a change in the weather.
"A deed was recorded to-day from w.
l.. Lindenborn to George c. Wurm, for
lots Is and 10, block 80, Thompson Falls,
the consideration named being S..
The baseball team will leave to-mor-
row night for Spokane where IL will try
conclusions with the Washington
champions. Two games will be played.
The team will be as already announced
in the Standard. There are some
doubts expressed as to the ability of
the Missoula team to do anything with
the Spokanes, but the players them |
selves think that they will win at least |
one of the series. O'Toole has recover
ed partially from the effects of the hit |
that he received in the chin in yester-
days game and though he is minus a
tooth he will play with the team.
Fred c. Stoddard left this evening for |
a trip in the Bitter Root that will keep |
him away for several days.
The announcement is made that Dri-
yer Sheriff. of the Bonner stage line, |
will be married next week to Miss Ada
Farren, one of the stars at the Gre
morne theater. The couple will reside
in Bonner, where Mr.. Sheriff. has a
good home.
At the residence of S. o. Worden this
afternoon an important surgical oper-
alton was performed by Drs. Mills,
Crosby, Kennedy and Fitzgerald. For
several years Mr.. Worden has suffered
from the effects of an injury
TO the bone in one of his legs and re-
Gently his suffering has been very Sc
we're. 1t was thought that the bone
was diseased and the operation was un-
dertaken TO remedy this. 1t was found.
however, that the bone was in a
healthy condition the trouble being
with the nerves. The surgeons were
able to remedy the evil and IL is
thought there will be no further trouble.
Mr.. Worden rallied somewhat slowly
from the operation but tonight he is
resting well and no fears are enter
tanned of his recovery.
X. of L. hall was filled this evening
by an audience that assembled to en-
Joy one of the regular literary enter
ainments of the A. .. L. w. The
was an excellent one and
was appreciated by all present.
A special to the Standard from Horse
Plains tonight states that a. Ii. Ward,
,ne of the oldest residents of the West
End. died there tonight from the eff
'ects of a cancer. Mr.. Ward was well
Known all over Missoula county.
Warde Rathburne, the messenger !
10Y of the Western Union Telegraph
company, has recovered from a severe
attack Of measles and is at his post
gain.
George Dent is seriously i'll at his
lome. He is suffering from a relapse
II measles.