The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-29
Anaconda Dsnseratle City Ticket.

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Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. 1e.
Boys and girls tricycles at Greig's.
Nick Bielenberg of Deer Lodge is In
the city.
Register at once.
A new floor is being put down In
the fire hall.
Sisson's Business college in Durston
block, when completed.
Jem Dalton. comedian, at Days.
Call at the IXL clothing store and get
a free ticket. Good as cash.
Daughters of Erin meet in Standard
hall tonight. Special meeting.
Mrs. ]. T. O'Brien has returned from
a brief s%ojourn at Gregson's health re-
sort.
Frank Perez, aerial artist, at Days.
Mrs. 1. S. Eldridge of Deer Lodge is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Spence of this
city.
DIR. Dogge finds 1t impossible to go
to Anaconda any more, as he is too
busy in Butte.
Helen. the 15-months-old child Of Mr..
n Mrs. Goldrick of No. 416 Alder
street. died yesterday.
Ira c. Gnose has begun suit against
George O'Neal and j. p. Stage for re-
covery on a promissory note.
To-day is the final day. Register.
Attorney Scharnikow came up from
haar vzn60n xvAofarIa., H. A.
OF the heirs of the Whitcraft estate.
DR.. F.. Gattan has his office in the
Beaudry building. Office hours: II to
IL a. m, 2 TO 4 and Z to $3.50 p. m. Tel. 81.
James Conley has returned from Cal
ifornia completely renovated, over
hauled, repaired and sound as a silver
dollar.
Miss Annie Gibson, Who has been
Mrs. Leefield's guest for the past fort
night, leaves to-day for her home in
Helena.
Attorney N. w. Mcconnell came over
from Helena to attend to legal bust
ness at the present brief term of the
district court.
Messrs. Wellington and Pierce, own
ers OF the valuable klondike placers
htdi ptOiStlDNH. ana dDtaln HOdcn
OF Silver Lake are in the city.
The case against Ed Mcmahon for
disturbance in Mainville, in which
Nancy Hanks figured, was dismissed
yesterday in the police court.
Public Administrator Brown has been
in the city attending to business con-
nected with his Office, and returned to
Garrison last evening by way of Butte.
Mrs. Joseph A. Hughes and family
arrived from Portland Sunday evening
and will reside here permanently. Mr..
Hughes holds a position at the works.
Street Commissioner O'NeiI and his
force were out yesterday with their
gum boots on trying to keep the rush.
ing torrents of snow water out of cell
lars and easements.
Register to-day. This is the last day,
so register and don't delay a minute.
George Elston has been ngage by
the management to conduct the BUSH
ness of the Union Family theater here.
Mr.. Elston will undoubtedly prove a
valuable assistant to Mr.. Sutton.
Patrick Burke was committed to the
insane asylum yesterday. A commits
sion composed of Drs. Ray and Evan
heard testimony i'm the case in the dis
trict court room in the presence of
Judge Brantly.
The Nashville students gaR a de-
lightful entertainment last evening at
the Presbyterian church. Real South
ern melodies were heard and the au-
dience highly appreciated the perform.
ance all through.
Dog Catcher Mistos pleaded guilty
yesterday to the charge Of grand lar
ceny in stealing a gold watch from
Mike Benson in a Front street saloon
several days ago and Judge Fitzger-
aid bound him over to the district
court in $500 bonds.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Swe-
dish Christian Free church of Anacon.
da will hold an auction and also a So
ciable at the Scandinavian church ON
Wednesday, March 30. at s p. m. Pro-
ceeds will go to the church fund. All
are cordially invited.
The Nashville Students were charm.
ingly entertained after the PERFORM
ance last evening at the home Of Lin
coin Leonard. There the happy COM
pany enjoyed a luncheon and a pleas
ant hour Of s~ociability. Mr.. Leonard
was a popular host and the party -
l~uctantly dispersed at a late hour.
Jack Harris was arrested by Police
Officer Mayhem in Mrs. Bells house,
East Third street, for being drunk and
disorderly. The woman and Harris are
old tim ac~quaintances and were hav-
ing M of their periodical mixups.
Judge Fitzgerald fined Harris $40 and
warned him to keep away from that
particular house in the future.
AT the Montana-Dr. T. A. Grigg. s..
A Merritt. Butte; A. II. Standish, Chi
cago; James A. Shuton. Bozeman; G..
b. Larimer. Denver: Miss Sylvia Ly-
den, Mack Charles, Z. b.. Ludlow, Ma
RE Jansen. Mrs. Frank Tannehill. Mrs.
Jessie Bradbury. George T. Full, Mr..
and Mrs. Beresford. New York: John
j. Broughall. Spokane; Will NJ. David
son. Butte; A. p. Halfhill. New York;
II. Burrell. Billings; Charles o. Elson,
Chicago; w. c. Whyte. Belt; John r.
Lucas. E. z. Congden. Philipsburg; |
w. H. Ryan, New York; George II.