The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-04


Rev. Z. ]. Groeneveld is in the city.
sisson's Business college. Durstoh blk.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. sc.
city.
Centennial porter on draught every
where.
F. NJ. Malone is in the city from
Miles City.
Any suit in the house $40 for 80 days.
NJ. s. Aschheim.
Detective Jerry Murphy of Butte
came down last night.
Frank Tebo, a vag. was given 30 days
yesterday by Judge Williams.
tan are guests at the Montana.
Buck Wiles came up from Deer
Lodge last evening to see it rain.
Mahan Bros. the reliable painters and
decorators. 319 East Park avenue.
The new Austrian church is nearing
completion, and it is a fine building.
luttle. tue uHucTldhcT, CIV IdIh dN.p
private reception rooms; night calls.
w. w. Dixon and wife and w. w.
Dixon. jr., of Butte are at the Montana.
Captain Murray's company practices
nearly every evening at the Anaconda
park.
Smith & Black, architects. may be
found in rooms 10 to 10 in the Durston
building. -
A.. j.. Davis and d. n. Dellinger were
down from Butte yesterday on legal
business.
Henry Altenbrand and George Kinkel
Of Manhattan are registered at the
Montana.
For Rent-Large hall in Standard
building, first and third Saturdays. APP
ply at Office.
Conductor A. E. Jewell brought in the
Great Northern train last night from
Great Falls.
Harry Burton spent yesterday at
Gregson Springs, where he enjoyed his
customary June plunge.
The sun was boiling hot yesterday, but
1t didn't strike any me In this city. 1t
was behind clouds all day.
Miss Maggie HorsfalI left wednesday
morning for Tacoma, WASH. where she
will reside permanently with her par
ents.
The city schools closed yesterday for
the summer vacation. There were ap-
propriate exercises in most of the
grades.
One section Of the water main laying
OanR ic Onarafin0 in the aaGtorn mart Of
the city. and that part of town is also
torn up.
James Self, assistant county attorney,
went to Deer Lodge yesterday to spend
a few days among flowers and fair ac-
quaintances.
Miss Alice McAndrews, who has been
improving. and will leave the hospital
to-day or tomorrow.
The creeks and rivers in this valley
are high and the question is asked.
'Where will they be when the SHOWS
in the mountains start to melt?"
One of the vags that were sent out of
town the other day was heard to re-
mark as he went out of the police court
room: III remember the Mainville."
Con Hayes Of Gregson Springs blew
up this way yesterday. He says 1t has
been raining down at his place ever
since he was here before, about three
weeks ago
An unknown man who was so drunk
that he didn't know whether he was
bottled up or on his Avay to attack
Dewey. was run in last night to give
him a chance to find his bearings.
Th4 eHArseVsa 49,, 49, G-.--
gymnasium in their quarters for pri-
vate use. The police are talking of do
ing the same thing. They say UGH
exercise would prove beneficial to them.
The man who lost on the lawyers yes
terday, thinking that they would argue
the doctors out of the game. was re-
minded last evening of the fact that
doctors always get the last crack at a
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thumler, commercial
travellers. are in the city. Mr.. Thum-
Ter is travelling for a Chicago druggists,
house and Mrs. Thumler for a Cincin-
natl concern that handles druggists
blanks.
A six-year-old deed was filed in the
and recorders Office yesterday. 1t
was a bargain and sale deed conveying
from Marcus DAILY to E. f. Armstrong |
lot IL. in block %. Anaconda; c%onsidera-
tion, $3.50.
Dan Birran, boss Of the big bonanza
in the Moose Lake district, is in the city
on business. He says Moose Lake is
fixing for a big boom this summer. and
also says hat this city would derive
more benefit from II IL the proposed
board OF trade would expend a little
money on the road leading to it. As
things now stand. P~hilipsburg is reach |
ing out for business there. and getting
Ii, too.
At the Montana-S. b. Calderhead. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dixon. W. W.
Dixon. jr., Butte: r. Gibson, New York: |
A. j. Davis. Butte; d. n. Dillinger. st.
Paul: A. II. Adams. st. Paul: Marvin
Jenkins. Cleveland: George d. Bradley.
Salt Lake City: j. O'Connor. city: F.
NJ. Malone. Miles City: E. d. Sewall
Minneapolis; A. c. Holmes. Butte; T. |
Moran San ErapcisCO. w n SleeDer /