The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-05
ABOUT THE CITY.

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ABOUT THE CITY.
Verberkmoes, optical specialist.
Cream f~reezers at Young & Dezelrs.
Only genuine porter. Days saloons.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. Csc.
Refrigerators at Young & DezelI's.
NJ. J.. Roach left yesterday for Chi
cage to spend the summer.
Not an arrest was made for drunk
enness or other minor infractions yes
terday.
Levi Davis went to Deer Lodge yes
terday afternoon on a brief visit with
friends.
Second hand tandem bicycle for $50;
$40 down. $3.50 a week on balance. at
Wright's.
Edward O'Brien, one Of the editors
of the Irish Standard, published in Min
neapolis, is in the city.
B. F. Brown, public administrator,
came owe from Garrison yesterday
mourning to help Anaconda celebrate.
For Rent-Large hall in Standard
building. first and third Saturdays; also
small front hall, second and fourth
Thursdays. Apply at office.
Bum O'Brien spent an unusually hap
py Fourth. He was run in early in the
day and secured a good DINNER, though
strawberries and ice cream were not
on the menu.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio; G. W. Roger and
wife, Butte; c. II. Eggleston and wife,
city; c. II. Alexander. Helena; E. u.
Zicko, Great Falls.
DR.. and Mrs. Macdonald and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scovil were among the An
aconda people who returned with the
excursionists from Salt LAX They had
a weeks pleasant visit in the City of
Zion.
Several of the county officers took adj
vantage of yesterday being a legal
holiday to attend the Butte races. 1t
is the only chance some of them will
get to mak a fortune at the Butte
meeting.
DIR. j. r. Spelman returned from
Butte yesterday morning. He took in
the football game Sunday and stayed
over night to hear the famous Ysaye
play. Ysaye himself witnessed the VIC
tory of Anaconda over Butte on the
Several Of the football players with
r. de b. Smith returned from Butte
| last night late. Edmundson, who got
| his nose badly broken in the game Sun
| day, was one of the late arrivals. In
the language of the medical profession,
che is doing as well as could be ex-
pected."
The fire bell was rung so vigorously
for Simpsons victory Sunday night
that the city hall clock stopped at 100
o'clock yesterday morning. 1t was
very convenient for those who were OUT
late that night, as they could swear
they were home a few minutes past
10 o'clock by city hall time.
George Miller, the assessor, returned
from Deer Lodge this morning on the
| Copper City Limited. He said the peo-
pie down the valley did not know any
thing about SIMPSONS great victory
until the Standard arrived there about
s O'Clock yesterday morning. Their an
wills were brought out n turned loose.
| Mayor Conley kept his howitZer at the
p~enitentiary firing until the people in
the neighborhood were all awakened to
the fact that a great American victory
had been won.
Mrs. ID. j. O'Donahoe and Master
| Gerald left Sunday evening for Omaha,
their former home, on a short visit.
/ Mr.. O'Donahoe, the manager of the
dry goods department of the C. c. c. c..
leaves in a couple of weeks on his reg
ular fall purchasing trip to New York.
He will go by way of Omaha to meet
his wife and son. who will accompany
him. Before returning they will visit
their daughter. Catherine. who is at
tending ST. Peters academy of Rome,
n. Y, but now on her vacation at Uti-
ca, n. Y.