The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-17
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
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c. NJ Sanford is in Billings
Rent pianos from Orion Bros.
j. III. Hall has gone to Helena
Judge w. H. Dewitt is in Helena.
c. d. Joslyn of Deer Lodge is in town.
Fred Orion. piano tuner. 107 f. Bdwy.
Joseph A. Brown of Melrose is in the
city.
w. B. Belyea is a Butte visitor in
Helena.
Brass band and good ice at Butte rink
tonight.
County Attorney Lyter of Great Falls
is in town.
j. d. Slemons has returned from a trip
TO California.
Z. II. Sherman has returned from
business trip East.
William MILESTONE and Il. ?. West
are visiting in Helena.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
j. *. Streever and George A. Raph-
ael are Butte visitors in Great Falls.
G.. II. Macdougall. stenographer, no.
tary public, % e. Granite Tel SOL
W. j.. and II. II. Holloway were in
the city yesterday from Bozeman.
William Foerschler and w A. Keller
have been in Billings for a few days.
Arthur Macintosh of the Bozeman
office of the Standard was in Butte yes
terday.
Emmett Callahan has removed his
office TO new Beehive block, 46 East
Broadway, near postoffice.
Henry L. tMertz and Miss Bernadine
+. Becker were married Monday even
ing by Rev. E. B. Lounsbery.
Constable Tim Lowney of Justice
Trapp's court is back from a visit to
his old home at Broken Bow, Neb.
There can be only one best system of
shorthand. Thousands attest to the
merits of the Pitman system Butte
Business college.
Ivan Bergstrom, the well known as
sayer, left yesterday morning on a
pleasure trip through California, New
Mexico and old Mexico.
Every competent graduate of Miss
Delaneys school of shorthand has been
given good position. Why not study
with her and be reasonably certain of
securing employment when you have
finished? Superior instruction.
Twelve more new and exclusive pat
terms in Narrns celebrated linoleums
received to-day. We sell only Narrns
and carry none but the latest patterns
ana new colofings. Get our prices this
week. Pritchard Harrison Carpet
company
Joe Clancy and Andy Anderson. two
witnesses held in the county jail in the
Shadwel1 murder case. got into a fight
yesterday and the Sheriff's officers had
to part them. They were punished by
confinement in the dungeon for sew
eral hours.
II. j. Horn, superintendent of the
Montana division of the Northern Pa
cific passed through Butte yesterday
n lie h~iJ do on q
left in the afternoon for Salt Lake.
Mrs. Horn was Miss Josephine Robin
son of Livingston.
Monroe Salisbury, the well-known
California turf man. arrived in Butte
yesterday for a visit of several days.
Mr.. Salisbury said last evening that
he is doing very little In the horse bust
ness this season. and that there was
nothing OF especial interest in his visit.
Helena visitors to Butte yesterday
We're: Colonel ". F. Sanders and his
son, j. L. Sanders: f. D. Neill. A.
o'Bfien. Samuel Goodman, +. Herbert.
\. G. Marshman, II. Somers. clerk of
the United States court George VI.
Sproule, George d. Greene, NJ. NJ Pot
ter and DR.. {. B. Miller
A large gathering of members Of the
Unity club met last evening in the art
room of the public library to listen 10
an interesting paper on the subject of
the life of Abraham Lincoln, which was
read by DR. l. T. Holmes. DR..
Holmes treatment of the subject was
mastery and was highly appreciated.
The police are watching very closely
The offenders against the ordinance
prohibiting the leaving Of teams uH-
hitched on the street. Three more were
fined in police court yesterday and two
were arrested. The latter We're Joe
Berr and Charles Brooks. They were
released on bonds and will have hear
ing in police court to-day.