The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-09
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros.

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Fred Orion, piano tuner. 107 e. Bdwy.
James OGrady of Great Falls is in
town.
John Bowers of. Great Falls is visit
ing in Butte.
Judge W. w. Dixon was over in Hell
ena yesterday.
Miss Lydia Smith has been visiting
friends in Billings.
Newill Academy. AIS w. Galena st.
Fan term opens Sept. II.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co, 225 North Main street.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Ellis died yesterday morning.
G.. H. M~acdougal, s"tenographer. has
removed to As East Broadway.
Have you seen the ribbed underwear
we sell for 81 a suit? Boucher.
DR.. II. H.. Hanson. surgeon and gyne
cologist, is located in Silver Bow block.
Four-room brick dwelling for rent
SIS. Reynolds g. Mcdowell, 46 East
Broadway.
Tom Kinds returned yesterday from
a trip to Billings, where he obtained a
W contract.
Rabbi Maurice Eisenberg will speak
this evening at Carpenters Union hall.
Services begin at S o'clock.
The hat you bought last spring is
now out of date. Our Fedora hats for
81 70 are up to date. Boucher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Mullins left yes
terday over the Northern Pacific on a
months visit to Washington and Cali-
fornia.
Ernest Hardcastle, one OF the clerks
or the district court, arrived home yes
terday from a pleasant trip South and
to the coast.
A. c. Snow, a miner at the Barus
MINI had a foot crushed yesterday af-
ternoon by a fall of ground. He is at
Murray & Freund's hospital.
c. NJ. Weinberg has been appointed
guardian of the estate of his brother,
Hilmar Weinberg, who has been re-
moved to the insane asylum.
A. B. Keith of the Western Mining
World arrived home yesterday from
California, where he attended the con-
yention of the Woodmen of the World.
P. G. Cronin was refused naturaIiza-
ton papers in the United States circuit
court yesterday. He had not been In
this country a sufficient length Of time.
An education gained at Silver Bow
Commercial college Will fit you to hold a
lucrative position. Fall term opens
Sept. II. Catalogue free. Call and
see US at "a N. Main street.
Acting SnleI OF To1ce Dawson re-
ceived a telegram yesterday from In
diana inquiring after one George Siler.
who is supposed to be in Butte. and
whose mother was said to be dying.
Deputy Sheriffs Bart Shea and Dem
mis- O'Nein went out to Browns gulch
yesterday and brought in Bernado Bor-
doni and Eugene Partiti. for whom
were issued by Justice Tramp
the day before.
Marriage licenses were granted yes
terday to Claudius BENEFITS. aged 81
years, n Beatrice Croker, aged II
years, and to Coleman j. Allen and
Sarah Connolly, both natives of County
Galway, ireland.
Mrs. Tracy Lenhart. whose residenc.
at s West Porphyry street, was robbed
by burglars some days ago. swore out
a search warrant in Justice Trapp's
court yesterday and had the house of
a neighbor searched, but nothing was
The county commissioners Yesterday
accepted the resignation Of p. s. SuIII-
van as registry agent in district No. 2
Maurice Kelly was appointed in his
place. The bill Of the associated char
tiles OF s5ol5 for transportation was
Butte Business college secured posi-
ions for the following this week: Her
bert Foster, ~stenographer freight de-
partment. Great Northern railway at
Gertrude Pierce, stsnographer
and office assistant for Case. Grayelle
Z Erwin Dry Goods company, city:
Richard Jennings. with Cooney Bros.
merchandise brokers, city.