The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-12

her sister. Miss Arselia. who will join
an outing party for the Big Hole
try.
second hand bicycles at your own
price for cash or installments at Tolan
Co.'S.
An important meeting of the Gamers
club will take place tonight at the club
John Gertz. a leading merchant OF
Deer Lodge. was in the city. yester-
day.
second hand bicycles at you W
price for cash or installments at Tolan
Co.'S.
Ed scharnikow. the Deer Lodge at
torney. was in attendance upon court
yesterday.
when your bicycle needs repairing
don't forget where to take IL. Wrights
is the place.
Fer Rent-Large hall in Standard
building. first and third Saturdays. APP
ply at office.
w. $. Cameron of the Standard job
rooms left Sunday on his wheel for a
tour of the Bitter Root valley.
Judge Brantly expects 20 go down 10
Deer Lodge this morning. He will re-
turn 90 hold a session of court July 20.
NJ. NJ. Martin, county clerk and re-
corder. received the $500 900 worth of
county court house bonds. The bonds
are works of art in their line and were
turned out by the job department 81
the Standard.
George NJ. Reynolds and l.. G. Smith
returned yesterday on the Copper city
Limited from visiting their ranches
down the Bitter Root. Both gentlemen
are as brown as berries from having
beer out in the sun.
The grocery stock Of Schwend Bros.
a. Co. was sold for the second time
Yesterday afternoon by the sheriff. The
bidding was lively, but the stock WIS
finally knocked down TO ]. r. Open
heim of Butte for 1925.
Sarah Kudlek. a resident of the
Northern addition, died yesterday
morning at II o'clock of consumption.
She was a Jewess and a native of Po-
land and was 80 wears of age. Her
husband. Peter Kudlek, is said TO be
alive and residing at Ziementzitz. kneis
Gleiwitz, Ober Schlessein, Germany.
The woman owned several houses on
the row.
Frank Teunk, one of the BARRIERS In
the Montana hotel shop. bears all the
evidences of having been mixed up IN
a Spanish engagement. Sunday he rode
his wheel over TO Butte and on his re-
turn. i'm descending the Butte hump, the
hum rose up and hit him His wheel
ran away and he attempted to put MS
foot in the fork of his wheel to check its
speed. He succeeded admirably, only
ne landed with the wheel on top of him.
He was badly cut o the face.
Jobn bennington and william Len
nington. brothers Of deceased Robert
ID. bennington, beg to thank all those
who so kindly expressed their sym
pathy for them during their late affiic,-
ton. They particularly desire to thank
the various lodges n fraternal orders
that marched i'm the funeral parade
SUNDAY. the brass and fife bands, Rev.
w. r. Fuster and choir of the Nj. r..
church and all others. including the
citizens committee that took charge oil
the funeral. for their kindly assist
ance.
At the Montana: T.. G. Ziek and wife
Great Falls: q. Lippman, Philadelphia
Theo. Brantly, City: /. X. Heilbronner
Butte: ID. c. May. Scranton: T.. G.. Ad'
ans. New York; w. II. Hahlo. Butte.
]. ID. Quinn, New York. Godfrey Lavell
st. Regis: II. Il. King, Butte; c. O. Da'
wilson. Butte. Jas. Meyer, Portland
ore: r. w. Christian, Bannock, Mont.
s. S%ilverheld, New York; +. NJ. Pres
colt. Milwaukee; r.. ]. Cory, Denver; +
A Kenny, Portland, ore; Chas. T.
Reebe, Butte: J.. w. Sherwood, Butte
II. Black. Butte: II. NJ. Pathson, Butte
$. w. Mcpherson, Great Falls; +. NJ
Jacoby, Butte.