The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01

his sunerings and misfortunes been
made theirs and attended to in a most
appropriate manner
Early Tuesday morning the old Pull
Ter Springs hotel was consumed by fire.
The family Of Charles Metzel were liv-
ing in the house. and owing to Mr..
Metzel's absence from home consider
able furniture and other belongings
were burned
Lon Pease. accompanied by his wife.
left on Monday mornings coach for
Butte. Mr.. Pease for some months
has been employed by NJ. b. Mclean
i'm his tonsorial parlors in this city.
Charles Williams of Granite Creek
was quite severely hurt last Monday
afternoon by being kicked by a wild
horse. Mr.. Williams i'm some manner
was brown from his wagon. and the
horse he was driving became fright
ened and commenced kicking, striking
Mr.. Williams several times i'm the body
and nee on the head. infiicting an ugly
u
$. Il. Page and family of Central
Ruby valley were in the city Tuesday
attending the Odd Fellows banquet.
Hon w. A. Clark of this city left on
Wednesday mornings coach for a sew
eral days trip throughout the state.
taking in Butte, Bozeman, Helena, Red
Lodge, and several other smaller towns
Mr.. Clark's trip is solely a business
one.
William Allen of Chicago, travelling
representative for Schwab Bros shoe
Manufacturing company. spent Wednes-
day In the city attending to business
matters for his company.
Mrs. j. l. Haines and family left the
first of the week for a week or two
outing, which will be spent i'm the Ruby
valley with her mother. Mrs. Wilcox.
Miss Edna Thomas who. during the
winter has been employed in the drug
store of G. w. Rank a. Co. of this city,
has resigned her position. Mr.. Allen.
having returned from his California
trip, and ~resigning his position as SUI
perintendent of the Kenneth Mining
company. a again gone to work in
the store, Of which firm he is the senior
partner.
The city public schools of this city
will close in two weeks time, after a
successful term of seven months.
Company ID, NJ. N. c., under the cap
tainship of G. w. Ref. have their reg
ular semi-weekly drills. Good attend
ence Is had and the boys are showing
the fruits of their tutorship in the
splendid in which they drill.
Officers school is also held regularly.
Captain Ref says his men are anxious
ly awaiting orders to go to the front.
A. j. Minard Of Chicago. representa-
tive for Charles y. Kellogg Co,
wholesale clothiers of Chicago. spent
saturday In the city In the interest or
his company.
The Somers Family Concert company
will play Wednesday and Thursday
evenings in this city.
Jesse r. Hall is expected home with
i'm a very few days. Mr.. Hall has been
spending the winter I'm Pennsylvania
and Florida. the latter portion in Flor
ida, in quest of better health. In his
letters to his mother. Mrs. A. l.. Hall
he states he is perfectly well and
anxious to return to his home in this
city.
Charles Trout and Miss Mary Will
Jams, both of Laurin, were married in
Sheridan last week by Rev.. II. Il.
Smith. Miss Williams is well known in
this city. and many are the w~ell-wish-
ers for her future happiness.
Robert 7. Boatman of Dillon spent
Tuesday in the city attending to land
business and incidentally to take in the
Odd Fellows jubilee.
]. F. Gilchrist and wife of Ennis spent
a day in the city this week.
Mr.. Simpson of Butte. deputy reve-
nue. collector, was in the city this week
attending to official business.
The farm house of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stone of the Central Ruby val
ley. was consumed by fire this week.
Household goods, clothing and all be-
lodgings were lost, the fire having too
great a hold at time of discovery.