The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-13


wright's souvenir day is Tuesday
December H..
All 500. SIS and s15 suits go for $1,000
nj. s. Aschheim.
\ Overshoes of all kinds. Special Mon
day only. Peoples store.
Fancy match boxes free. at the Kash
/ -klothing Co, Park avenue.
Handsome Christmas calendars al
Kings.
G. D. Birdseye of Butte is in Ana
/ conda. e.
| w. f.. Russell came in from Belt yes
| terday.
! William J. Kendall came in from
/ Hamilton last night.
| $40 and $3.50 suits SIS during challenge
sale. NJ. S. Aschheim.
/ Attorney John w. Cotter and wife Of
Butte are at the Montana.
Latest styles Of engraved calling
cards al the Standard office.
! See display of medailions in Gregor
| & Co.'S windows to be given to Gus
I tomers.
I ldulbS lett Shippers, 81 IOf Du
cents pair Peoples store.
Money saved by buying wall paper at
Mahan Bros. 319 East Park.
/ Handsome souvenirs at Wrights on
1 Tuesday, December Ia.
Attorney NJ. L. Wines and ]. NJ Mer-
rill of Butte are in the city.
n a Ia fti go
to-day will receive beautiful booklet
/ free.
$3.50 buys a fancy album. all colors,
worth $3.50. Park avenue. Kash kloth-
| ing Ko.
A large number of ladies are going
to Butte to-day to attend Newbro's hol-
iday opening.
/ Gregor & Co.'S millinery sale contn-
ued until there is nothing left. Must
go at any price.
The police arrested four tough look
| ing VagS last evening. They will be up
| before Judge Fitzgerald to-day.
There will be Scandinavian services
| in the Scandinavian church this even
ing at s o'clock. Theo. Redsater, pas
| tor.
The handsomest holiday souvenir of
| the season is the poem booklet given to
lady customers at the Martin Drug
Co.'S to-day.
Dick Booth, q former well-known
Anaconda boy, but now of Butte, came
down to shake his old friends by the
hand yesterday.
"A letter was yesterday received from
Harve Gopenharye, formerly of Ana
conda. His is now employed ON the
/ Washington. d. C. Star
We are closing out all our boys and
children's suits at less than factory
cost. Kash klothng Co, 307 East Park
avenue. G. II. Barnett & Co.'S old
stand.
Il. Watkins. veterinary dentist is now
a Boyd Bros livery stables, corner
Third and Cedar streets. VIII only re-
main few days.
Don't forget Wrights souvenir day,
Tuesday, December IA.
The funeral Of George H. Elder will
be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
from 4l2 Alder street. Services will be
held at the house.
The kash <Iothing Ko is now open
with full line of clothing. gents fur
nshing goods and shoes at hard time
prices. 307 East Park avenue.
James II. King, A. Mcintyre, Judge
D. NJ. Durfee, L. Houck, John Saxtell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durand and James
Patten are among the Philipsburg visi-
tors in Anaconda.
Died-In this city, Sunday. Dec. Il,
Laurel, the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James McCoard. Funeral from
residence corner Eighth and Birch
street. at o'clock p. M to-day.
j. A. Longstaff, grand secretary of
the l. O. &. T., and a member of Butte
City Lodge No. IA was a visitor in An
aconda yesterday, making arrange
ements for their lodge To visit King
Lodge No. II of this city next Friday
Mike Fisher came up to the hospital
this morning at about 1890 o'clock.
suffering from eryspelas or blood pois-
oning. Fisher is an employee at the con-
verter and day before yesterday he fell
from scaffolding and received some
scratches about the face. It is not
thought the matter is serious.
George G. Meade Post No is G. A. r.
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: John Hallahan, post
commander; John Marchion. S. V. com
mander: George Elston, j. V. com
mander; T. b. Wright. chaplain; Roger
Edwards, quartermaster; +. A. Water
DuTN, Dll1eF Oh the DAY, Homer smith,
officer of the guard.
Laurel. the 6-months' -od daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccord, residing
at the corner of Eighth and Birch
streets. died yesterday from spasms
The child was one Of a pair of twins
Mr.. McCord is a member of the Re
corder force and his host of friends ex-
tend their sincere sympathy to himself
and his family in their sad bereaye-
ment.
A pleasant time was spent on Satur-
day evening. when the D. of Il. enter
tanned their numerous friends at whist
and other games in Standard hall. The
ladies' prizes We're Won Ivy Nesdames
MalnneN and Dennis. and the honhies by