The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-10

terday. They are expected to return
either tonight or some time to-mor-
row.
]. C. Savery Of Gable mine fame. ar
rived in the city yesterday evening
from Des Moinss. Iowa.
attending an interesting ceremony at
the home of his nephew. Carl Engel.
]. c. English, assistant United States
attorney. came in last night from Mis-
soula He had been over there attend
ing a mineral land contest case.
Mrs. Joseph F. Plunkett and Miss Ed
ma Neal returned from Rochester yes
terday afternoon, where they have
been visiting Mrs. l.. A. Pickett.
There was a large crowd of Anacon-
da people attending the races in Butte
yesterday. More than half of those
~patronizing the race train were women.
George w. Reynolds and L. G.. Smith
left yesterday afternoon on the Cop
per City Limited for Hamilton. where
they will spend Sunday on their
ranches.
Money to loan: easy terms; long
time; 10 per cent; any amount. we
have some good bargains in homes
Write or call and investigate. Mahoney
& Smith.
Miss Mae Frances Porter of Philips
burg has spent the past week visiting
friends in this city and will return
home soon, accompanied by Miss Cora
Ensn1nger.
The elegant new buffet at 207h East
Commercial avenue nov open for bust
ness. Only the very best of everything
served. Try our % cent dinner. 1t is
a crackerjack.
Preaching in the Swedish language
by Rev. J.. S. Cederberg of Kent. Wash,
in the Scandinavian church tonight at
s o'clock. Also Sunday at IL a. m. and
s p. m. All are welcome.
E. A. Upton, who has been under the
weather all week, threatened with ty-
phoid fever, was feeling much better
yesterday and hopes to be able to at
tend the races in Butte Monday.
Mrs. Joseph b. Murphy and little
son, Joey, returned during the week
from a three months visit with rela-
tives in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Money to loan; easy terms: long
time; 10 per cent; any amount. We
have some good bargains in homes.
Write or call and investigate. Mahoney
& Smith.
A. j. Vance, travelling agent of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany, with headquarters at Salt Lake,
is in the city installing several new
telephones. Mr.. Vance will remain in
the city for a week or two.
Joseph Sibila was buried yesterday af.
ternoon from Ehret's undertaking
rooms at 2:3O o'clock. No word was
received from his brother, supposed tc
be living in Belt. The burial took place
in the new cemetery down the valley.
All members of the A. o. u. w. are
requested to meet at their hall at i:
o'clock noon Sunday, July 10th. to at
tend the public funeral of Robert ID
c. E. SCOTT. w. NJ.
Attest: r. N. GIBSON, Recorder.
All members of Court Copper Seal No
3143, /. o. F., are requested to meet a
Silver hall promptly at / O'Clock. u
day, July 10, to attend the public fu
neral of Robert d.. bennington. Visit
ing Foresters are requested to join witt
us. II. II. SMITH, c. r.
At the Montana-R H. Shadrick, Chi
cago; w. b. Sleeper, Butte; II. s. How
ell, Helena; H. L. Kingsley. Racine
Wis; E. NJ. Beamish, Portland; j. {
Savery, Des Moines; w. E. Shandrew
city: w. ]. Clark, Frank L. Sizer, Hell
ena; S. Mcpherson, Great Falls; Z. "A
Patterson. st. Paul.
Two more cars for the Copper Cit,
Limited, which runs W Anaconda
and Grantsdale, composed a part o
Saturdays west oun train. Like thos
that preceded them. they are cope
lettered, and especially designed for tn
trains run by the Northern Pacific on
Of acknowledgements Enterprise.
A very novel and enjoyable entertain
ment was held last evening at tn
Saints Rest, in which d. j. O'Donohu
acted as host. As an entertainer M
O'Donohue is pronounced strictly o. X
He amused his guests with some of tn
old-time games, UGH as tiddle-de-wink
Jack straws, hid and go seek, rim
around the rosy, chase the duck, ett
The entertainment was a great success
and will long be remembered by thos
who were fortunate enough to attend.
Succinct.
A gentleman who has long been on
of the most efficient and popular off
Gals connected with the district ju
dietary system was busily engage