The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-18

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quire room 6.
Don't walk. but talk. The Anaconda
telephone Office always open; day,
night and Sunday service.
William Hurley, who is building
mill at Basin, was among friends here
on st. Patrick's day in the morning.
Ranchers from the valley say that in
some parts of the lanes the snow is
drifted up nearly to the top rail of the
fence.
Rev. Mr.. Healy of the Presbyterian
Church will deliver memorial address
on the life of Frances Willard Sunday
night.
John Barry's condition at an early
hour this morning was critical and his
attendants held out little hopes of his
surviving the night.
There will be German Evangelical
Lutheran services this evening at
o'clock at the Christian Church. Mr..
Hudtloff will preach
Gus Pelto is at the hospital with a
broken leg. He was drunk and didn't
know it was broken till he was told,
and ne does not know how it happened.
Christopher Sawdon, veteran of the
civil war, after a visit of four months
with relatives in the city, returned last
evening at $3.50 for the Soldiers Home
of Grand Rapids, Mich.
E. L. Stevens, C. E. Stevens and NJ.
Berggreen have located the Helena,
New Years and Pleasant View quartz
lode claims in the Huddlestone unor-
ganized mining district, this county.
Ly,,f,, ,,,1 L A of not
night for Quincy. ILL.,, where they will
spend six months in attendance at the
Gem City business college. A number
of friends saw the boys off and wished
them good luck.
At 1:30 o'clock this morning people hv-
ing on West Third street heard couple
of pistol shots. The reports came with an
interval of about five minutes between.
officers went upon a search but were I'M
able to find anything. 1t is probable that
the shots were fired by an over-zealous
volunteer in the war against Spain, who
sought little practice.
Patrick Corrigan arrived early yes
erday morning at No. 40S Ash street.
His arrival occasioned more than usual
interest in and about the Corrigan
household. Mr.. Corrigan invited the
young man out to talk to the boys, but
the youngster smiled and said that he'd
stay with his mamma for few years
yet before going out among 'em. Mr..
Corrgan stands the test nobly. and
says he is the father of the bouncingest
baby boy in town.
The members of the Ladies auxiliary
of the A. o. H. who, together with the
auxiliaries of Butte Divisions Nos /
and 2. A. Q. H.. took part in the St.
Patrick's day celebration in that city
yesterday, were last evening entertained
at banquet at the Butte hotel given
in their honor by their Butte sisters. A
most enjoyable evening was had and
the local members take this method of
extending their thanks for the royal
manner in which they were received
and entertained.
At the Montana: Miss Helen Ford,
Daniel Sully, Mrs. Hardy, George Rou-
shide, James Desburger, Daniel Sully'
company; l.. A. Parkhurst, Butte: E.
r. Eldredge. Salt Lake: George Gem
nell, Butte; w. NJ. O'Brien, Chicago;
c. p. Holmes, Minneapolis: F. w. Wag-
ner, st. Paul: d. T. Haskell, Butte:
George F. MacNab. Butte; c. Stein.
Chicago; L. o. Mayer. Cincinnati: T.
O. Hilborn, Oakland: III. j. Farrell, l..
E. Buell. St. Paul; Thomas II. Ryland,
New York. d. Mcclure, Butte.