The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-22

tendent OF construction. and these three
gentlemen. together with Frank Hall,
the manager of the company. are pushing
the work along as fast as possible. Mr..
Hall has a number of men engaged in
getting out timber for ties so as to have
them ready as soon as the road is grad
ed. The president Of the company, Mr..
Turner of Spokane, Wash, Is expected
here daily. As soon as the Trail Creek
road IL finished the company contemplate
the construction of the road up the West
Gallatin anyon to the park. and also to
the grain centers OF the valley.
The grading is going OF In good
shape in Improvement District
No. /. and Contractor Callag-
han is pushing the work right along.
The part OF the district now being put
in shape is Babcock street on the north of
the West Side school house and First
street on the south. taking in part of
Grand avenue. Some of the citizens seem
TO object to having their land improved.
the streets made decent and their hard
earned cash put into grading and replac-
ing OF fences. The citizens OF many OF
the streets in Bozeman are conservative
In their opinions and way but the city
fathers took them this time
and acted before the good people really
had time to gather their thoughts togeth-
err, so now they are gathering the rem
nants of their fences and sidewalks up.
AS III 10 bON 4 INV
districts and the work OF getting the
many streets fairly respectable that are
now In an ~unsightly condition Will be
pushed along as fast as possible, and I'm
the near future. II the work is carried
out. Bozsman will have avenues lined
with trees, and can then. and only then,
claim the title of Bozeman the Beautiful.
whereas. now 1t ought to bear the cogno-
men OF Bozeman the Untidy. for the state
Of it's streets proclaim II as such. II is
TO be hoped the work now begun will be
finished and not left half completed.
c.. B. Power of Helena, and also OF
Belgrade. was in the city this week and
stated that the elevator at Belgrade will
be rebuilt. 1t is proposed to build an
elevator OF 100, 600 bushels capacity, which
is about twice the capacity Of the old
elevator lately burned. The site of the
new building will be on the west side OF
the town of Belgrade, or across the tract
from where the old one was located.
Charlie Sase, waiter at the Tivola. fell
off his bicycle on Friday afternoon near
the brewery and dislocated his shoulder.
He was unfortunate enough to get into a
rut while going a pretty good pace and
the bicycle went one way and the man
the other, with the said dire result.
Attorney Beattie of Helena was In the
city on Friday. looking up evidence in
the case OF Felix Dunnigan, who is charg-
ed with assault and whose case will be
tried before Judge Smith in Helena. The
case looks quite serious for Dunnigan,
as the parents of Dora Cook seem de-
sirous of pressing the case to a bitter
end.
Walter S. Hartman and family left for
a two weeks vacation in the West Gal
latin, taking their own camping outfits.
Miss Sallie Stewart. one of the high
school teachers, returne from a visit TO
her parents in Kansas on Friday.
DR.. w. A. Tudor and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Baker OF the BoZeman National
bank, left on Sunday for a trip 10 Hen
RVS Lake. and incidently to a visit TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell. near Ennis, the
parents Of Mrs. w. A. Tudor.
L. b. Lamme. manager of the Bozeman
Milling company. went 10 Butte on Thurs
day on business.
f. u. Ellis of the firm Of Ellis, Brand
ley e. Co, was i'm Butte on Friday OF last
week on business.
Miss Hattie Street returned to the West
Gallatin canyon on Saturday.
Miss Ayres of the Bozeman schools re-
turned last week from her summer vaca-
ton.