The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-01
MISSOULA NEWS.

Missoula March 31.-Work has been be-
gun on the foundations of the Gibson and
Fedderson blocks.
George Miles. the Darby merchant. has
been in town for a couple of days making
purchases.
large crowd to the Bennett this evening
and the big audience not only saw the
pugilistic worlds idol but an excellent
drama as well. and well performed.
The plump, dirty chimney sweep whose
penetrating voice and convivial habits got
him into jail last week, was released this
morning and appeared on the street with
all his war paint on.
John Turmoil will go to Quigley this
week and embark in the hotel business
there.
The friends of Mrs. Sackett will re-
greet to learn that she is still confined to
her room by a severe attack of tonsilitis.
She was thought to be convalescent last
week but has suffered a relapse and her
condition is now more serious than be-
fore.
]. Q. Mason, who has been assistant SUI
perintendent of telegraph of the Northern
Pacific under the Cakes receivership and
the succeeding ones, has been appointed
superintendent of the telegraph service on
the Burleigh end of the road. The juris-
diction of Superintendent o. c. Green will
The old Silverthorn sawmll, which was
purchased by Levi c. johnson for use at
Quigley, is now in operation and there
will be no further delay to business ope-
rations In the new camp.
A beggar who gave his name as Ray
was brought before Judge Ross this
morning for vagrancy. His honor in
duced Mr.. Ray to do some housekeeping
in the municipal temple of justice and
then gave him a fioater. The gentleman
hit the trail
The officers of the new lodge of the Or
der des Hermannsochne will be installed
next Sunday evening. At the conclusion
of the installation there will be a ban
quet in honor of the officers
The Missoula camp of Woodmen will
complete its organization Thursday even
ing.
The funeral of A. l.. Staub, the logger
who was crushed at the Blackfoot Satur-
day. will be held from Woody & Hayes
undertaking rooms tomorrow.
Major JAMESON of Eight Mile came
down the valley this noon. lie reports the
work on the White Cloud as progressing
favorably.
Charles Logan. a vagrant. was to-day
sentenced by Judge Landers to five days
in the county Jail.
marriage license was issued to-day to
James Bean and Luella Dent. both OF SUI
perlor.
The county clerks deputies have been
busy to-day sending out certificates of
appointment to road supervisors whose
bonds have been approved.
The clerk OF the district court has re-
ceived from the supreme court the remit
titur In the case of Olaf Nelson VS.. the
Big Blackfoot Milling company. The judg-
ment of this court is modified $500. The
original Judgment was for $500 and costs
amounting to sIs.6O. The supreme court
finds judgment for 5000 and costs
Bickford, Stiff & Hershey to-day filed
In the district court suit for Roxa Bough-
ton against John Rankin. The case is ap-
pealed from the Justices courts and is
for SOC claimed to be due for services
rendered by the plaintiff.
In the estate Of Daniel Rosh. deceased
Bickford, sim g. Hershey filed petition
| for distribution of the estate in behalf of
Manuel Rosh. who claims to be a son OF
deceased. The petition was set for hear
ing on Friday, June 5.