The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-29
HAPPENED In A DAY
Little Pointers Caught on the Fly
and Preserved.
ALLEN CRAWLS INTO TOWN
The Sianderer Finds No Friends In
Missoula. and 1t Is Not Proba-
BILE That He VIII Make His
Home In This City.

employed at McLaughlin'S mill at Nine
Mile, had a leg broken to-day while
hauling logs. He was brought in on
the Occur d'Alene train and taken to
the Sisters hospital.
The funeral of Sister Mary Nethlia
was held to-day in st. Patrick's church
and was largely attended. Children
from the parochial school and academy
were present The flag at the academy
is at half-mast to-day.
Charles Allen has found no consola-
ton in Missoula to-day. Men who have
been acquaintance for years have re-
fused to recognize him and others have
been very free in expressing their opin-
ion of him and his vile work. He made
several spiels for sympathy to-day. but
none of them amounted to anything.
He would be better off If he left Mis-
soula at once.
The register tonight showed $40
names. The book will be open two
days more. Monday and Saturday. The
number registered is smaller than was
expected.
Thomas Geagham was tried before
Judge Logan to-day for the larceny of
valise and clothing from Shapard's
saloon He pleaded not guilty, but was
held to the district court.
A. II. Mcguire, a former editor of the
Missoulian, is in town tonight. Mr.
Spokane, and will remain here but a
few days.
More than $500 was collected to-day
for the athletic park. There is no doubt
now that the park will be built and will
be good one. The committee has only
just begun work and IL is believed that
enough will be collected to pay for
first-class equipment of the park. At
a meeting of the committee tonight IL
was decided to give dance next week
TO help the cause along.
Mrs. r. II. Sawyer is convalescing
from her recent sevt-G Illness.
John w. Lister has received cards
announcing the marriage of George =.
Martin, formerly of Missoula, with
Miss Katherine McGrath of Watson
vile, Cal The wedding will occur
April Is.
Woody & Hayes shipped a coffin to
Ravalli last night, upon a telegraphic
order from Charles A. Stillnger.
j. NJ. Keith is making extensive i'm
provements in his residence property
on East Front street.
From all parts of the valley come re-
ports that farmers are well along with
their blowing and that seeding will |
commence in a short time.
DIR. Hanson started for Hamilton |
about 10 o'clock last evening upon re-
ceipt of telephone message that Mrs. |
William Kendall was seriously i'll. No |
particulars are known of Mrs. Ken |
dalls illness at this time.
Charles Allen, the scoundrel who ira
duced Hattie Gilman of Victor and |
who was punished by indignant citi- !
Gems, showed up in Missoula last night, |
and has been here all day. He has not |
much to say about his experience, and |
sought for a while to conceal his iden-
tity. He was recognized, however. by |
men who had seen him in the valley. !
He will not be allowed to stay in Mis-
soula long unless he can demonstrate |
that he is a better citizen than Missou-
la people think he is.
There will be a large number OF Mis-
soula people on the excursion train
that will leave here tomorrow morn
Ding for Hamilton, where the new
Christian church will be dedicated to-
morrow. Rev. r. II. Sawyer will preach
the dedicatory sermon. The train will /
leave here in the morning and will re-
turn at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon.
The double shift that is being worked |
in the Hamilton mills is making bust
ness heavy on the Bitter Root branch.
The train to-day was an hour late on
account of its big load and the neces-
sary switching.
There are indications that the race
meeting project is to be revived and
upon a basis that will make II success
full. Local horsemen have received
East and from California. There are
many outside horsemen who are
anxious to stop here this year and local
blood has been fired a little by the fact
that the MCGOWAN stable has gone
into training at the park
Chairman Nj. V. Tompkins of the I
mineral land commission of the Mis-
soula district, accompanied by his wife
and children, arrived to-day from his
home in Prescott. Ark. Commissioner
Leonard and wife came in last night
and Colonel Harrison. the third mem
Der OF the board, is expected to arrive
tomorrow or Monday The work OF
the commission will probably begin
April i, and the first land examined
will be in the vicinity or Kalispen.
A. ;. Huffman, assessor of Granite
county, came in on No. / to-day
Captain Mills was a passenger on
the westbound train to-day.
Tom Adams, the well-known assayer
and mining man OF Granite county. Is
In town this afternoon.
Charles Nj. Crutchfield returned from |
Anaconda this noon and left on the |
flyer for Hamilton,
James F. Stevens returned to Ste
this afternoon.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor society OF the Presbyterian
church has arranged for a lecture next ;
week by Bob Burdette. The lecture
will be given in the church wednes-
day evening.
The committee that is soliciting sub
scrptions for the athletic park has
met with encouraging success TODAY.
Stoddard & Winstanley have received ,
the insurance money to cover the loss ,
Dn the court house in the recent fire.
The work of repair Is well under way
and Will be completed in a short time. ,
Miss Schaeffer Of Helena is the guest :
,f Mrs. +. A. Winstanley.
Guests at the Ho.sls :