The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-31
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MISSOULA MONT.
MlSSOUlA NOTES.

W. II. Hahlo of Butte is registered at
the Florence.
Edwin Love of Plains is among the WISH
tors in town to-day.
r. T. Sterling spent Sunday in Arlee
on business matters.
George f. Boos returned to-day from a
trip to Helena and Butte.
George Boles is in town to day having
come down from Carlton yesterday
Ole Erickson came down from his mill
at Carlton yesterday and spent Sunday
in the city.
Andrew b. Beckwith left this afternoon
for the coast. where he will remain for
two or three months for the benefit of
his health.
There was a large theater party of bald
heads and graybeards last night at the
performance of Little Egypt--so-called--
at the Gem.
Ben b. Williams came down from his
Bitter Root ranch yesterday and re-
manned over to wish Lou Lyon good luck
on his northward journey.
c. A. Barnes and wife were passengers
on the eastbound train tonight. Ell route
for New York, where they will spend the
next month or six weeks.
The mail agent on the Iron Mountain
route is unable to take his run in the
morning and his place will be supplied
special meeting of the city council
has been called for tomorrow night. II is
understood that the object of the meeting
is to consider applications for retail liquor
licenses.
l.. T.. Miller was a passenger on No
to-day from Eastern Montana. but did not
stop here. To an acquaintance who saw
him on the station platform he said that
he is on his way to Alaska.
HAYES apd l. pr,Jia.. .n,,o
senting the Occur d'Alene lodge of EllSs.
went to Helena on No last night in
charge of the remains of Assayer Dough-
erty of Mullan, who was a member of
that lodge.
George Mcleod came down from Bon
ner last night to spend Sunday with
friends in the city. lie says that Jerry
Germond has been called from Minneapo-
lis TO his old Iowa home by the serious
illness of his mother
The sheriff's officers have searched all
westbound trains to-day in the hope of
finding William HORN. who assaulted
Foreman David Whalen at Butte yeSter-
day. The man was not found. however
and IL is not thought that he came this
way.
The sessions Of the district court this
week will be OF special interest as the
tar and gravel cases win come up for
trial before Judge Brantly. If separate
PENDANTS. the cases will take up most Of
the time of the court this week.
The town of Wallace, Idaho. is in the
throes of a priZefight epidemic and they
are having all sorts Of "fistic carnivaIs''
over there. II is TO be hoped that they
will not get thrown down as hard as
Missoula did by the wrestlers who in
Tested the town last month and this.
the westbound train was an hour late
to-day. The eastbound was on time Spe-
cial car No. Was attached To the west
bound train. having on board several of
the general officers of the Northern Pa
cific. who are on their way to the coast
10 Join General Superintendent Kimberly.
The Ice rink I'm South MiSsoula. which
was constructed by z. T.. Woodwork for
the benefit Of some of his young friends.
has become the most popular resort in
town and is daily crowded bv scores Of
thronEed with q merry crowd and the
large number OF spectators
All fears regarding a further spread OF
the diphtheria scourge or the north side
have been dispelled and The board OF
health is confident that the disease has
been completely checked The utmost
care has been exercised IN the enforce
ment of quarantine regulations and the
houses where the disease existed. as well
as the public school building on the north
side. have been thoroughly funigated
The quarantine on all bu the Soderland
residence gili probably be raised this
week.