The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-29
MISSOULA NOTES.

Joe belong of Carlton is In town.
The ~eastbound flyer flew on time in
honor of Sunday.
George IL. Clynick of Bonner spent
Sunday in town.
w. l.. Kennedy and j. NJ. Parker Of
Clinton are in town.
w. II. German of Bonita is registered
at the Rankin house.
Louis Bumbaugh is i'm town from his
mine in the upper country.
Ohm Markle of Hamilton has been
visiting friends in Missoula.
l.. Goughnour. the st. Regis lumber
man, ~Sundayed at the Florence.
Henry Buck of Stevensville was
among the Sunday visitors in Missoula.
w. ii. Hammond came down from
Bonner last night and remained over
Sunday.
The cut stone for the university
buildings is arriving and is being haul
ed to the grounds.
DIR. Hillmantle. who has been i'll for
several weeks. is now recovering, and
will soon be able to be out again.
The ladies of the Congregational
union will meet with Mrs. l.. Loffness
on the north side Tuesday. March %.
Conductor Joe Bradley changed runs
Saturday SO as To spend sunday in
Missoula. He will change back this
week.
The local society of Christian Scien-
lists is receiving additional members.
and is thriving. despite the things that
have happened.
The What Happened To Jones" COM
pany left tonight for Butte. Mr..
Clarke has been i'll for two days. but
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train tonight.
Arthur +. Warde. the well-known
theatrical man. is i'm own, renewing
his acquaintances in Missoula. He is
now in dvance of the Marie Jansen
company.
Franklin. the Pullman porter who
was brought to the Northern Pacific
hospital Saturday night, is resting
comfortably. His escape is one of the
marvels of railway accidents.
Sunday produced all sorts Of weather
i'm Missoula. There was everything
from balmy spring to dense snow.
Those who ventured out To ride during
the sunshine drove home in a snow
storm.
Conductor Tom Holt has returned
from his Kansas visit and says that he
is glad 10 get back. He reports Kan
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Montana is the best place that he has
seen.
Several persons were baptized at the
Christian church last night. Revival
services will be held zach night this
week and the interest In h services Is
becoming greater as the series pro-
crosses.
Christian Jacky of Butte has let a
contract for the construction of a hand
some residence on the Winstanley
ranch. south OF town, which he pur-
chased last fall. The new house will
be modern in it's appointments and COM
plete i'm all its arrangements.
W. IL. Davenport, of the
Gem. whose illness was in
the Standard to-day. is not better. and
his friends are much worried over his
condition. which is considered critical.
He has some serious affection of the
lungs. and has "A nurse in attendance
night and day.
Herr Bandmann and Mrs. Bandmann
are preparing for a trip To Wallace,
where they will appear Monday. April
4. i'm Shakespearean readings. Herr
Bandmann has prepared a handsome
souvenir programme for the occasion,
and will appear under the auspices of
the Wallace lodge of Elks.
The construction york at the State
university viii begin as soon as the
Weather is settled. and will be pushed
as rapidly as possible. All OF h ma
terial that is needed for the start is on
hand. ans the rest is on the way. Mr..
Diidine will not lose any time. and the
buildings ought To be ready for the
opening of the fall semester OF the
chool.
The members of the Gamers u are
preparing for AN active season. The
club has received several new members
recently and Is I'm a thriving condition.
The plan for a clubroom. with facili-
ties for developing and printing. is be-
ing pushed along. and h club will
soon have "a permanent home. One of
the most novel photographs that have
been taken recently Is one that DIR.
Lombard is showing to his intimate
friends