The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-02
ABOUT THE CITY.
'ycles repaired at Greig's.

ABOUT THE CITY.
| Bicycles repaired at Greig's.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop 25c.
| ]. F. Flanagan and wife are in the
\ city from Butte.
Cut flowers. funeral and wedding de-
| signs, at Greig's.
Mrs. A. d. Peck went to Deer Lodge
yesterday to visit friends.
+. E. Tibbetts registered yesterday
at the Montana from Helena.
Send for Mahan Bros. to brush up
your sign or make a new one.
The A. o. H. meet tonight. All
members are requested to attend.
Mrs. j. T. OBrien is suffering from
an aggrayatng attack of tonsilitis.
When March entered yesterday he as
sumed more of the attitude of sheep
than that of a lion.
Mrs. Case has returned from the val
ley and is again visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. Curl of Maple street.
sition in Office or store. Manager, sales
man, bookkeeper. References. Lock box
l, Anaconda.
Judge Brantly will adjourn the dis
trict court to-day and will go to Phil
ipsburg to hold session of the Granite
county court.
Attorney Winston devoted all day
yesterday in arguments over a case of
grip. lie remained at home but ex-
poets to come down town to-day.
The funeral of Mrs. Bills was held
yesterday from the NJ. +. church. The
orders of Odd Fellows and National
Union We're largely represented.
Tom Trathen, ''Swipes." was sent up
yesterday for 80 days by Police Magis-
trate Fitzgerald. The charge against
him was vagrancy of the most virulent
form.
There will be no prayer meeting to-
night at the Methodist church, and it
has been suggested that all go over to
the Presbyterian church for a union
prayer meeting.
Yesterdays entertainments for street
loungers were the removal of a large
safe from second story office and a
stubborn bull hitched to the tail-end of
four-inch wagon.
The committee appointed by the re-
Gently organized Camera club to draft
bylaws and constitution has nearly
completed its task and will report at
the next meeting of the club.
The smelter employees are working on
the summer SCHEDULED that is, they
have an hour for dinner and quit at
O'Clock instead of taking a half hour
for dinner and quitting at $50, the
winter, or short-day schedule.
A deed was filed with the county re- |
corder yesterday by which Alfred X.
klmmerly and wife transferred to Da- |
Vid l.. Rowley a portion of the north |
west quarter of section 27, township 10 |
north, of range 8 west, in Avon, the con- |
sideration named being $65
At the Montana hote1-F. E. Tibbetts.
Helana; w. b. Cotrel. San Francisco; |
5. c. Eppenstein, Elgin; NJ. Hammers |
Tough, city; II. Jenter, Chicago; J. E.
Dawson, Butte; w. L. Mason, New
York; S. O'Connor, Superior, Wis;
John f. Flanagan and wife, Butte
L. j. Lyman and family leave this
morning for Tacoma, from which city
Mr. Lyman will proceed north, leaving
ais family in the coast metropolis. He
S headed for Cooks inlet, where he
hopes, by taking chances with the
masses, to make a pile of money He
las until recently conducted a bakery
Ind restaurant on East Commercial
ivenue.
Albert Church has finished some
plendid views taken along the line of
he fiume north of town. The .Klon-
like" scene showing a number of young
men and women standing alongside of
luge ice columns under the old fIume
S striking at first sight. Another re-
lection scene is a splendid piece of
work. AS an amateur Mr.. Church ranks
way up.