The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-14

Supper served at the A. o. II. fair
every evening at 5 p. m. Meals 25c.
Twenty-Five per cent. discount on all
watches this week at Hammerslough's.
Messrs. Reynolds and smith returned
yesterday from their Bitter Root es-
tate.
Mrs. Onslow Peters of Butte is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. J. McMurray,
who Is i'll.
A marriage license has been issued to
Daniel Harrigan and Mary Lloyd Of
Anaconda.
Weather indications for to-day are:
Partly cloudy, not a surprising an
nouncement.
Rev. c. f.. Frisk preached to a con-
%gregation last night in the Scandin-
avian church.
Grand dedication OF the Turnverein's
new flag at Turn Halle tomorrow
Sunday night.
Mrs. Sale and Mrs. George stohl left
last evening for Europe. where they will
spend six months
For the next 10 days ! will give a
handsome picture with every room
papered. +. b. Wrigh
The Warm Springs hotel Is closed
until further notice on accoun of the
illness Of DR.. Mitchell.
About every other person one meets
nowadays says Yep. I'm goin' to Hell
ena Sunday to see the boys"
Mrs. Hugh DAILY n Mrs. DIR.
stephens and children returned Thurs
day night from California. where they
spent the past three months.
Special coaches will be provided for
the Anaconda people going to Helena
on the excursion Sunday by the Mon
tana union Railway company.
The rafie for a silver watch. which
was to have been held Thursday at SIG
East Park avenue. was postponed I'M
til tonight, at s1i East Park avenue.
Word has been received from Salmon
City. Idaho. that Cashier Shaver of the
Lemhi County bank committed suicide
on the 18th. No particulars were given.
Mrs. Mildred Kelley. who was called
To Salt Lake by "A 10 her
mothers sick bed. writes to a friend in
this city saying that her mothers ill
ness is very serious.
DIR. A. II. Mitchell. having sufficiently
improved to be able To travel. he and
his family came down from the springs
yesterday and are again residents of
Deer Lodge.-Silver State.
Butte and Anaconda evidently took
great pride in their military companies.
judging by the magnificent demonstra-
ton at the time of their leaving for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Age.
A. d.. Peck has returned from a bus
mess trip to Philipsburg. where. he
says. things are running along smooth
ly In anticipation of the resumption of
work In the big mines there.
Ohm Poxgea and Miss Mary B~ozanitz
We're married THURSDAY evening at the
home Of the brides parents. Miss Boz
anitz is the daughter of the popular po-
liceman here. Many beautiful and USE
full presents were received.
The STANDARD local stan was treated
to a Butte orchestra selection of dance
music last night. The orchestra played
in Butte. and through the courtesy OF
the night operator at the local tele-
phone office. the music was distinctly
heard and enjoyed in this Office.
The many excellent features of the
Anaconda andard are finding recog-
milton here. as they probably are else
where in the state. The news stand
sales at Sweets agency Sunday morn
ing were about 100 copies. besides a
large list of regular subscribers sup
piled through the mail.-Boulder Age
At the Montana-C. II. Power. Hell.
ma s. :. Deathersge, A. l.. Dowler
Chicago: George Webster. Minneapo-
lis. H.. Kelso. st. Louis: II. j. Scheid,
Chicago: A. NJ. Grant. Salt Lake: II,
NJ NJ
ena: G. L. Hickey. Salt Lake: +. l..
Peck, 81. Paul; r. II. Carroll. Chicago
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