The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-01
W I ISS.,gI;A Co.
MISSOULA. MONTANA.
Clothing Department.
MISSOUlA NOTES.

r. r. Kiiburn is in town from Gar
net.
Henry McClain MS been in town for
a couple Of days.
Mrs. Ida Grover of P%hilipsburg is at
the Rankin house.
A. II. Adams OF ST. Paul is among
the travelling men i'm the city.
+. Rogers n son have been in town
from their saw mills for a few days.
The university band is making good
progress and won many compliments
to-day.
Mn. c. A. Cook has come over from
Butte To join her husband here. where
they will reside permanently.
Assistant General Superintendent
Pesrce of the Northern Pacific rail
road left this morning for Butte after a
brief visit here.
All of the anxiety regarding the high
water in the Rattlesnake has ended and
the stream is getting back within rea-
sonable bounds.
Admira X Boyer has been in Mis-
soula. taking soundings in the channel
OF the river. with a view To establishing
a line of steamer here.
Mrs. J. ]. Buckley and daughter have
returned from the East and will remain
here for some weeks before starting on
a trip for Miss Bessie's health.
G. NJ. Allen has been in town for a
visit to his family. He has been i'm the
Seven Devils country for some time.
and is now on his way to Basin.
NJ. III. Hall. superintendent of the
Northern Pacific Express ompany, and
"A. NJ. Otto, auditor of the
have been business visitors TO Missoula.
The engines and dynamos from the
old electric light plant have been re-
moved from the ancient brick building
on the island to a place where the high
Nater will not injure them.
The Bitter Root log drive Is nearly
finished. There are two more gangs vet
90 reach the mill with their ogs and
then the drive viii be all in. The Saw
Tooth canyon drive will be- the last in.
Lieutenant Pardee has received news
from headquarters that leads him to
hope that he will soon he relieved from
the charge OF Fort M~issoula, SO that he
will be able 10 join his regiment at the
front. He has been making strenuous
efforts 10 get away for several months.
The Missoula Driving club will meet
at the Standard office Thursday evening
10 arrange a programme for the Fourth
OF July races that are to be given at
the track by the club. A full attendance
is requested.
Missoula. May 3I-Mike Kane. the
man who held up an India the other
night in the rain and relieved the noble
5@i OF SO. this morning waived exam
ination on a charge of highway rob-
berry and was held in bonds of $500 10
await the action of the district court.
In default of bonds NJ was committed
. the charge Of the sheriff. The In
dian recovered all OF his money except
one Punk.
Harold Blake. son of Hospital Stew
ard Blake, and Charles McDermott. son
of Quartermaster Sergeant McDermott
Of the 18th Infantry. have enlisted i'm the
regular army, and have passed the
physical examination. They expect 10
be assigned to the 18th infantry. Both
boys are well known here. and their
enlistment and acceptance by the au-
graduated by their many friends.
Frank McMasters was arrested this
afternoon on complaint OF his wife. who
tcld :he county attorney she thought
the man was crazy. He had threat
ened her harm and TO break up the
household. She was afraid of him, and
asked to have him restrained. The
rheriff's officers went out to hnd Nc
Masters. and had a long search. He
was finally located az his house. where
ne was trying to sell all of his house
hold furniture to a secondhand dealer.
He was locked up. as the justice of the
peace refused to accept bonds. He
will la a hearing in the morning.