The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-28
M is ,ghA Co.
MISSOULA. MONT.
MlSsOULA NOTES.
MISSOULA. MONT.

Rug. Lusk came up from Frenchtown
last night
William Hayes. of Hayes Brothers, mill,
is in town.
Arthur Mckeown OF Bonner spent Sun
day in town
George w. Faust of Helena is guest
at the Rankin.
J. l.. Bey of Butte is i'm the city. accom-
panied by his wife.
Sueprintedent Russell went East last
night on business trip.
George clynick has returned from a trip
TO his old home In the East.
G. A. Barnes is expected home from
New York in about two weeks.
DIR. j. j. Buckley returned this morn
ing from a business trip TO Drummond.
W. II. Smith will leave for Wallace in
the morning. having spent two days in
town on business.
The reorganized mandolin club is prac-
ticing regularly and promises TO become
a fonrishing organization.
Inc expected live-bird shoot that was
booked for to-day did not come off on
account of a shortage in birds.
Fred I. Sterling is in Chicago on busi-
ness connected with his house He will
be absent for some time longer
light snowfall in the Blackfoot last
week enabled the contractors TO better
S@saitIAt AIE1i ibESiliE operations.
IL the present weather continues the
sawmills in Western Montana will be able
10 begin their cut earlier than usual
James B. Deleher. representing the Mel
lie McHenry company Is in town to-day
arranging for the appearance of the
popular Nellie here soon.
Sheriff Mclaughlin came i'm last night
from a drive through the lower valley.
lie reports the roads being in bad
shape.
The police had the lightest SATURDAY.
night last night that they have had for
a long time. The town was quiet from one
end to the other
The Missoula Office of the Standard is
under obligations TO j. C. Lehson for a
nox OF prize winning apples that was left
there yesterday.
Reports from the lower valley and Tho
Bitter Root are to the effect that the
frost Is nearly all out of the ground and
IN some places preparations for blowing
are being made.
Adolph GREENWOOD. father of Carl and
Henry GREENWOOD and Of Herman and
Lee kohn. left tonight for his old home
IN Germany. after spending the winter
with his relatives in this city
Two more trains of railroad steel for
Japan have passed through here within
the last few days. Shipments of other |
merchandise for the Orient are heavy |
and this trade is increasing each month. I
Most of the frnitgrowers who were in /
town attending the meeting last week |
have left for their homes Fred White /
sides of the F1athead valley will make a /
tour Of the Bitter Root before he leaves /
for his home.
Tom Cook IL rapidly improving AT the
northern Pacific hospital and with the
exception of some difficulty in moving
sne arm experiences little trouble from the
effects OF his accident on the Bitter
Root branch last week
The Salvation Army workers If th,s
eiiy are sparing no effort to make the
WISH OF Commissioner Eva Booth an in
teresting and successful one I'M Missoula
The opera house has been engaged for
he evening when she will speak. Tues
DAY. and there will undoubtedly be
arge attendance
The Camera club has completed a eoI-
lection Of the work Of its members 10
forward to the Bozeman club i'm recor
nition Of the souvenir which the latter
club sent over here some time ago. The
pictures include specimens of the work
u several of the club artists and have
zen handsomely mounted and arranged
m a screen.