The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-24

MISSOUlA NOTES.

MISS0UlA NOTES.
Bicyclists are out in force. The road.
are fine.
F. Jones Of Anaconda is registered a,
the Florence.
+: T.. Hengell OF Anaconda is a Mis-
soula visitor.
c. II. Anderson is in town from ron
Mountain.
The infant child OF Mrs. J. s. Boone
is seriously Ill.
W. H.. Yost of Butte is among the
visitors i'm town.
ID. II. Morris and wife Of Hamilton
are guests at the Rankin.
The eastbound train came in about
half an hour late tonight.
Harry W. Thompson has gone up the
Bitter Root on a business trip.
Charles Tyler drove back to his ranch
after a visit of two days in town.
George r. Baggs. wife and child are
at the Florence from Stevensville.
Thomas Mccartney will leave In a day
or two on a mining and prospecting trip
In British Columbia.
The cold weather has caused a stop
page of the Bonner mills for a day or
two. They will resume at once.
III. F. Kruger. the Burlington man,
came over from the east side today. and
Is cooking after business matters here.
JACK Shepard. the pride of the Bitter
Root. Is still in town and Is planning
to take a band of horses to Alaska by
way of the Edmonton route.
There Is to be organized across the
river an aggressive campaign against
the city COW, which Is making itself too
numerous i'm yards and gardens.
The infant ,h;y 90 Do.. slu.ses
Sheriff Pichette died last night at the
family residence. The funeral will be
held tomorrow at 2 o'clock d. m.
The meetings at the Christian church |
are increasing i'm interest and attend |
ance. Two Ways-Which VIII You
Take will be the subject for Thurs
day night.
Reports from the fruit-growing dis
tricts are to the effect that the cold of
the early part of the week was not suf-
fcient to damage thte fruit crop to any
great extent.
Local wheelmen are Interested in the
of new bikes that are COM
lngi I'm to local dealers. The assortment
Is larger and the wheels more numerous
ever before.
The Northern Pacific train from the
East to-day was -four hours behind the
schedule time. Stormy weather and
'N"NN 'aihS udNt bttH 100 n1utn Tor l
The motive power.
The good roads have called out the
i'm large numbers. and there
has been plenty of speeding on the
streets n numerous pleasant excur-
ions into the country.
Frederick Warde played "Virginius''
At the Union to a much smaller house
han he deserved. The piece was splen-
Idly rendered and was thoroughly APP
preciatei by the audience.
The Occur d'Alene service on the
Northern Pacific is getting better all
he time under the new arrangement,
md the rains are coming in on time
day. The change is one that is
appreciated by those who have been
over the line.
"Wanted-A Man." will be the sub
of an address to men only by Rev.
/. {. Il. Stivers at the Christian
hurch next Sunday afternoon at 3
clock. Admission will be by tick
Is. which will be furnished free to all
Tho desire to attend.
Joe Deschamps is preparing to start
or Alaska I'm "A few days. He will Join
party from Montreal that is expected
. pass through here about Monday.
he expedition is a large one and IL
up of experienced men. including
N expert mining engineer. Joe will be
one two years al least.
The Frederick Wardc company came
the Bitter Root from Hamilton
his morning and spent the day in
own. This evening they played "Vir- :
inlus" To "A fair house at the Union
heater. The piece was well received.
Mr.. Warde is more firmly estab-
shed than ever as a favorite here. The !
ompany was Joined here by Miss
of New York. who will COM !
lete the tour.