The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-14
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Rent pianos from Orion Bros
M. Mullen has gone to Great Falls.
China firing done at Gil West Park.
DIR. Holmes office, 81 w. Broadway.
Bert Foster of Waterloo is in town.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
For all seasonable flowers call at Ill
Hamilton street. Lottie Jarvis.
Violets, beauties, Roman hyacinths,
at the leading florists. So w. B'way.
DR.. H. M. Hall has removed to rooms
l and 2, Owsley block. Telephone IT,
Butte rink next to library Brass
band every night excepting Sundays.
An 11-pound son was, born Sunday to
the wife of Frank Harris of South
Butte.
Fine gold-mounted pipes and cigar
holders Qarge Variety at Louis S.
Cohns.
Rev Father Callahan, Miss Tewey
and Miss Mona Callahan left yesterday
for Chicago.
Imported and Key West cigars put up
especially for the holiday trade at
Louis S. Cohn's.
Miss Susie Mari. who has been visit
ing in Butte, has returned to her home
in Virginia City.
A. Zuckerman left yesterday for his
home in San Francisco where he will
spend the holidays.
Go to Reeds for rubber-tired car
riages. Office corner Broadway and
Main. Telephone SO.
Adolph Wetzstein of this city has Sc
cured possession of the Gold King claim
in the Gaylord district.
Our invincible trio: Santa Clara wines.
Copper State cigars. Silver Bow Club
bourbon. Montana Liquor Co.
David Fifer of this city has taken
lease on the Buckeye group near Sheri-
dan and has begun operations.
DR.. Tam, specialist chronic, private
nervous, blood and skin diseases. All
branches surgery. West Broadway
eral manager of the Eureka Chemical
company of Lacrosse, Wis, is in the
city.
Joe Payne was arrested yesterday
afternoon down in Front street for dis
turbance by the use of loud and abu-
Sive language.
We put on sale to-day (Monday) so
down-filed cushions, Is inches to 26
inches square, 40 cents to S1.25 each.
Pritchard- Harrison Carpet Co.
]. NJ. Froehlch, formerly of o. K.
Lewis & Co.'S fur. dept, is engaged in
business for himself at Prahman's.
Special sale of furs, cost prices.
Boys long pants suits. sizes II to 20.
in fancy and plain colored cheviots and
cassimeres. prices $3.50 to $3.50.
Boucher the Park street clothier.
Wanted.-To buy saloon with bar
not less than 25 feet. register. pool
table, tables and chairs. Must be in
good order. Address p. S., Standard,
Butte.
The auditing committee of the city
council met yesterday for the purpose
of passing upon bills submitted to the
clerks since the last meeting of the
board of aldermen.
William Warren, promptor at Pete
Hansen's dance hall in Galena street
received a very serious cut in the fieshy
part of his right hand yesterday morn
ing. Thomas Dolan. who did the cut
ting. was arrested and Warren had his
hand sewed up at the police station.
Holiday Gift Opportunity.-To close
out by Jan. l, parlor suits go cents on
the dollar. Elegant lounges: carload of
chairs at cost Extension tables %
cents on the dollar. Library tables |
dining tables, mantel beds at bargains. !
Must close this stock by Jan. 10. J.,l
Meunier. assignee. AZ w. Broadway
Chief Mulholland is in receipt of a
letter from William Wells of Atchison.
kas-, making inquiries concerning Nose /
Blue a colored man, supposed to be in /
this vicinity. The writer of the letter I
says Blue is about go years of age and !
was known to have been in Butte a /
year or two ago. Matters of great inn |
portance are awaiting his attention in /
Afchison.
Whatever animosity may have exist
ed between James T. King and Profess
scr Carlisle seems To have been buried 1
Yesterday the TWO appeared in Judge
1-aurandeau's court and Carlisle con-
scented TO a dismissal of the charge of +
a assault in the second lecI-. then mend
ing against his recent assailant and the
substitution Of lesser charge. King
then pleaded guilty 10 simple assault
and was fined SlI.