The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-20

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paired as quickly as possible.
The Northern Pacific train was thre<
hours late arriving from the West.
When in Butte lunch at Sherman's.
ABOUT THE CITY.
City hail tonight.
Bicycles repaired-at oreigs.
Furnished rooms at the Durston.
Aschheim. clothier. 122 e. comr v
Cream freezers at Young 4 Dezelrs.
Unfurnished rooms at the Durston.
Fourth Of July mass meeting tonight.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. 30
e. g. zick is in the city from Havre.
Centennial porter on drausht every
Ice cream soda water at Greig's.
Join our class in shorthand Monday.
Sisson's Business college.
50 per CcHI OIL on wall paper ana
picture frames at Wright's.
Pansy plants in bloom al Greig's.
Mrs. Thrifty buys wall paper at Ma
han Bros. they sell cheap.
Refrigerators at Young & Dexens.
The Gun club practiced at the range
yesterday and shot before and after
the storm.
Manager Ingersoll Of the Gold Coin
and HI. Anderson of the same mine are
In the city.
No enterprise suffered more from yes
terday's heavy rain than did the open
brick yards.
There is ice in Storm lake and snow
all around 1t, say local fishermen who
went up there Saturday.
The new crosswalks being laid in the
residence portions of the city are much
appreciated by everybody.
The new Lincoln school is under cove.
and when completed 1t will be the hand
soonest school building on the west side.
Chief White was in Butte yesterday.
He says the storm was not so severe |
there as 1t was reported to have been
here.
The roof Is being put on the new Aus |
TRAN Catholic church, which will be
for occupancy before many
weeks.
There were no arrests yesterday by the
police. and taken as a whole Sunday
was very quiet, aside from a few bolts
Of lightning.
Robert Morrill, has received word from
Northport, Wash, that his cable ferry
boat there was washed away by nigh
the other day.
For Rent-Large hall in Standard
first and third Saturdays; also
front hall, second and fourth
Apply at office.
The Upper Ends and the Lower End.
played a game of football yesterday at
the Lake park and the Lower Ends
the score being 4 to 0.
Many of the city's pretty residences
re being repainted and yards and lawns
The city never looked more
than it does to-day.
A large number of bicycle riders
themselves far from town after
Yesterdays storm, and some of them
rode home in the cars and others
A week from next Saturday the races
will begin in Butte. and IL is expected
nat Anaconda will be well Nigh depop-
Hated on that day, for the citizens
dearly love- running races.
The funeral of Mary, the 10-month-
I'D daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
dorvath, takes place to-day at 2 d. m.
rom the family residence on Birch
street, between Commercial and Park
avenues.
Most of the saloon windows are deco
ated with autographed flags, eagles
portraits of Dewey, Sampson and
Their prominent men of the war and
mes. The flags hoisted on April q are
till floating.
Residents of West Fourth street will
all with delight the day tina the brew
ry makes connection with the new ]
ever. The foul-smelling stream Of wat ]
r which flows down the street from {
he big plant is the source of a great {
OF annoyance. '
At the Montana-Henry Willard. Chi ,
ago; s. Fendman and wife, Anaconda: q
G. lick. Havre; A. Cablat, Butte;
!. HI. Eggleston. city; f. II. McCune.
:. c. ONeil, New York; G. c.. Inger- 9
oil. Cleveland; II. Anderson, Gold I
b. b.. Broomell, San Francisco. v
For sale, cheap-Two practically new I
,lding beds. Room "a, Durston block. E
turner's. attention. There will be a v