The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-29
ABOUT THE CITY.
Bicycles repaired at CARROTS.

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Bicycles repaired at CarrolPs.
Verberkmoes, optician, III E. Park.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. sc.
The police officers report a scarcity of
hoboes in town.
Does your garden hose leak? Greig
will repair it for 25c.
Old papers, only % cents per hundred.
at the Standard office.
DR.. Snyder has removed his office to
West Third street, near Main street.
pending a settlement of the difficulty in
Butte.
1t is estimated that there will be 10. 900
visitors in this city next Monday, La
Dor day.
Visitors from California during the
race meeting are collecting large num-
bers of views of the city, smelters and
surrounding country.
There is much sickness among the
children in this city, and parents are
cautioned to not be too generous in
dealing out overripe fruit to their lit
tie ones.
At the Montana-A. A. Pelletier, Hell
ena; Joe X. Redmon, city; William p.
jain, +. Waldo Ward, Milwaukee,: F.
L. Melcher, Butte; J. X. Hughes and
wife, city.
A jury for the fall term of the district
court will be drawn to-day. The sher-
ifs officers will be busy this week at
tending to this and much other business
of the office.
A man who gave his name as A.
Blackwood was arrested yesterday for
intoxication and for ~obstructing the
sidewalk. He protested, saying that be
was as sober as a judge.
School will open a week from to-mor-
row. Next Monday is Labor day and
then the whole west side will meet in
Anaconda for the grandest demonstra-
ton in the history of the state.
Next Thursday night Hoyt's "A Milk
White Flag will be seen at the Mar
garet. The play house has been dark
for many weeks and this popular play
will bring out a large attendance.
DIR. T. B.. Marquis of Anaconda has
located at Ennis for the practice of his
profession. He was in the city several
DAYS of this week and left for his new
field of labor observation-disclosures.
William Jones, William Barry and
John Serle were arrested yesterday by
Officers Bozanitz and Strom on com
plant of John Wright, who alleged that
the men stole a razor belonging to the
complainant.
Mrs. Edward Storey of Fuller's addi-
ton. who a few days ago returned from
a trip to the Big Hole with her family,
been i'll since she arrived and yes
terday her condition was reported to be
serious. The trouble is rheumatic fever
Rev. B. F.. Shocks of Wausau, Wis,
who has been visiting his son George
for the past 10 days. has returned to
his home. The reverend gentleman fell
in love with Anaconda on sight, and ii is
probable that he may return and make
this city his home.
The following was posted on a local
grocery store window yesterday: Pa
per bags and twins for sale" n Gre
ated a lot of amusement for the curb
stone contingent until the proprietor
changed the meaning of the word by
making it read as originally intended
Irvine"
George Shocks, not to be outdone by
Sam Salisbury, his brother printer, is
going to farm a bit himself. Mr.. Snooks
has taken charge of the old Davidson
homestead, three miles east of the city,
n will emove his family and house
hold effects out there to-day. He will
buy a pig, a dozen ~2-year-old hens,
some ducks, a goose or two, a COW and
a bicycle and begin ranching in the
way.
Mrs. James Riddle (nee Annie Tucker
died last evening at 6 o'clock at the
family residence, corner Sixth and Ce-
.ar street. She was born in canada n
years ago and was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Tucker Of this city. She
a very popular young woman and a
circle of friends mourns her death.
She had just become the mother of
twins. one Of which is left for a grief
husband and father to care for.
The city yesterday was pretty well
There were picnic parties
by the score TO the mountains. fishing
and miscellaneous outing parties.
There was the big baseball game and
the attractions at the parks. So Ana
,onda, for the creates part, was away
home yesterday. The day was
for picnicking. Pity IL is the
diners union hadn't chosen yesterday
Tor their day out instead Of Sunday a
week go.