The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-30
NEWSFROM BOHEMIAN
The Proposed Creamery Plant Shows
Signs Of Materializing.
NEW COLLEGE BUILDINGS
Work VIII Begin May I5-Men
Waiting for Jobs-A Young Man
and an Old High Bike Go
Through a Window.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard

| special Correspondence OF the Standard
Bozeman. April 2s.-The new cream
cry plant which as been talked of here
since early in the year is at last ma
,erlahzing. The Benepe-Owennouse
company has a crew of men at work re-
modeiing the frame building back OF
their store this week. AS soon as the
building is in shape. which will not be
Tor two weeks yet. they will advertise
Tor milk, and IL the milk is Forthcoming.
bozeman Will have a first class cream
cry added to the other industries of
this city. William Congdon of Upton,
Iowa, who has been in the creamery
business for IA years. is here. and will
have charge of the new plant
One drawback at present to furnish
ing gilt-edge creamery butter is the
price, as IL has not been quoted at so
low a f1gure at any time in the past as
now. 1t seems that the best creamery
butter to-day is quoted at IA cents
where II was never before sold for less
than "a cents per pound; but II is not
expected that this price can become the
ruling one
The work on the college buildings Il
was expected would begin on May /.
that date being one month later than
the date first figured upon for the COM
mencement OF activity on Capitol hill
A large number of men are in the city
waiting for job, which they have
been led to believe would be theirs as
soon as the ground was broken for the
hve large structures which are to be
the grand start of this year toward the
nest of buildings which will comprise
the Montana College OF Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts. Now, however, the
date for the beginning of work is May
10, which means another long wait, but
when the ground is once broken there
IN A..
can get on the ground will be set to
work, and 1t will be a busy place here
until the college work is completed.
Ihere Is gang of stone cutters at
work on the ground this week trim
ming the rock for foundations, trim
mings and the veterinarians building,
which viii all be of stone.
hitect George Hancock of Fargo,
n. -, Is In town this week. He is much
interested In Bohemian, where he sees
many line buildings which are the re-
suit OF his handiwork, he having had a
hand IN the erection of q number of the
larBest buildings here.
WV. Wylie left the first OF the week
Tor washington, ID. c.. where he goes
on business connected with the carry
ing OF parties through the Yellowstone
park. There is an effort on foot to pre-
vent Mr.. Wylie from getting the privi-
lege OF taking camping parties through
Wonderland, as has been his custom
during years past, and he is doing his
best to defeat this.
Ty. Sappington. one of the college
students here, had a narrow escape
from a fall from the roof of an old high
wheel bicycle to-day, while riding on
Main street. There have been a couple
of these old wheels on the street of late
and have attracted a good deal OF at
tention. They look very odd and, as
the boys have all been mounting them
for a try" there has been a good deal
or amusement accustomed by the antics
OF some of the would be riders of this
ancient vehicle. Young Sappington
made his mistake by taking TO the side
walk. When near w. b. Benham's old
stand a group of men on the sidewalk
blocked his way and, as he went TO
dismount, he slipped and fell In toward
the building. He and the bicycle struck
the show window of Benham's store
and, although the bike could hardly en-
ter through a glass 24x36 inches. Sap |
pington, by falling through two panes |
at once, managed to get into the build |
ng. He was cut up somewhat, but not |
seriously hurt. The boys are now keep |
ng to the middle of the street with |
heir refractory steeds.
DIR. Lucius Nutting and wife return
ID Monday from a month spent on their |
-anch at Laurel, on the Yellowstone.
A. w. Orton. who has been at Living |
'ton for some weeks past returned this |
week. and has now gone to Butte. to re- |
main for a time.
II. S. Corbley. deputy county clerk. is |
It Billings this week taking a few days |
-est.
Roy Martin has taken a position with
Lee Warren. the druggist here.