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

China firing done at Gil West Park
DR.. Holmes office. 81 W. Broadway.
t. L. Butler is on a trip to Great
Falls.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
For all seasonable flowers call at Ill
Hamilton street. Lottie Jarvis.
The body of Thomas Lake was
shipped to Hehin, Ala. yesterday.
J. D. Thompson of Browns gulch. will
start for the Klondyke about Jan. /.
Nioets. beauties, Roman hyacinlhs,
at the leading florists. g. w. Bway.
DIR. Ried of the Montana Agrcul-
tural college was in the city yesterday.
Butte rink next to library Brass
band every night excepting Sundays.
DIR. II. NJ. Hall has removed to rooms
and ,, Owsley block. Telephone l6
Fine gold-mounted pipes and cigar
holders Qarge Variety at Louis S.
COINS.
Dr.. A. II. Mitchell of Warm Springs
was among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maher are spend
ing few days at Alhambra Hot
Springs.
The Mill and Smeltermen's union has
now affiliated with the Western FEEDER
alton OF Miners.
Imported and Key West cigars put up
especially for the holiday trade at
Louis $. COINS.
Go to Reeds for rubber-tired car
riages. Office corner Broadway and
Main. Telephone SO.
our invincible trio: Santa Clara wines,
Copper State cigars. Silver Bow Club
bourbon. Montana Liquor Co.
Ground was broken yesterday for a
large building at the corner of East
Broadway and Oklahoma avenue.
DR.. Tam, specialist, chronic, private.
nervous. blood and skin diseases. All
branches surgery. } West Broadway.
Joe Quail of the New York Journal
was in town for a short time yester-
day. He is taking advantage of a short
vacation to develop his mine al Basin.
No sample of the supposed horse flesh
has as vet been submitted to the health
officer for analysis. DR.. Shultz says
the meat was carried out to the city
dump.
we are showing line of neckwear
which includes every shape. every style,
every fabric. known to the neckWear
world Boucher, the Park street
clothier.
w II. Firth of Denver, general agent
of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific.
and 7 J. Clark of Salt Lake, travelling
passenger agent of the same road, are
in Butte.
Il. O. Dugan and Tom Morrow will
leave this morning fer California. They
expect to be gone some time and will
endeavor to secure contract for paw
ing the Mojave desert.
Rev A. w Could of Chicago. secre-
tary of the Western Unitarian confer
.nce will preach at the Auditorium at
II o'clock this morning. The public is
cordially invited. Good music has been
provided.
Married-At the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. NJ. Il. Hughes, by
Miss Della Moore. The newly married
couple took the o'clock train for
Bozeman to visit the groom's brother.
Practical and substantial articles in
great variety for Christmas gifts now
being shown throughout our store. 4
beautiful framed picture with every
$40 purchase or over. Pritchar1- Har-
rison Carpet Co.
Holiday Gift Opportunity-To close
out by Jan. !. parlor suits SO 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. IL. ].
Meunier assignee. A w. Broadway.
Much complaint is heard especially
from the ladies, that the city council
resolution of long ago compelling coal
haulers to use chutes when unloading
is no longer enforced. A few drivers
make a pretence of compliance, but
most of them throw the coal by the
shovelful at the manholes in the side
walks and fill the air with flying coal
dust. much to the annoyance of pedes-
TRANS.
Little June MCHenry entertained a
number of her young friends Saturday
afternoon. the occasion being the 10th
anniversary of her birth The little
folks were handsomely entertained
with games. refreshments and ended
the days pleasure by having their pic
lures taken. Those present were Beu-
lah Davenport, Birdie and Maizie
Leese. Ella Leonard, Dora Sullivan
Jennie Murphy, Mamie Mcpherson.
Kitty Brown. Mamie, ard Theresa
Leonard, Gertie and MoIiie Ryan.