The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-19
MISS0UlA NOTES.

Peter Miller of Hamilton is registered
at the Rankin.
w. h.. Spooner of stevensville is a
guest at the Rankin.
c. w. Gorham is making one of his
regular visits TO Missoula.
Deacon" +. r.. Kilburn is I'm town
from the Blackfoot country.
The yard tracks Of the Northern Pa
cihc are being improved here.
Al May and family have returned
from their vacation trip TO ST. Regis.
Henry Kohl of Eureka. Utah. is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. ]. II. b. Fos-
ter.
Theo. Thomas Of Superior and Perry
Stenee of Ferry have returned from a
trip to Anaconda and Butte.
DR.. ]. l.. Hillmantel is much improved
in health and his friends are pleased
that he is able to get down town again.
c. w. Young and Mrs. Young. with
Mrs. Yerrick and Miss Yerrick. are
camping on Monitor creek in the upper
Blackfoot.
Engineer Jim Bradley has resumed
his regular run this week. after an en-
forced vacation Of several weeks.
caused by rheumatism.
AS TO the Copper CITY I.lmited-if is
she finest train for this section that
mas ever been run and IL IL doing the
business.
The street department will have a big
honfre when II rounds un all of the
RUSSIAN thistles that have been dug up
this week.
The subscription list TO the ticket
sale for the Troop F benefit concert is
going 10 be a big one. Bonner promises
10 send down 800.
Hon. G. 6. Hartman came down from
Hamilton this morning and spent the
day in town. He VIII leave In the morn
ing for Granite county.
Among the business visitors In town
o. A. Repsold Of San Francisco. a man
ufacturer and shipper Of California
candy. Mr.. Repsold is much pleased
with Montana and reports good BUSH
ness here.
All letters received from the BOYS OF
Troop j state that Captain Higgins
has made a model officer and that his
efforts for the comfort OF his men have
been unceasing. He is a remarkably
popular officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tylar b. Thompson left
so-night for a trip to Kansas CITY. Chi
rago and New Brunswick. They will
spend a week in the two Western cit
ses and will remain about a month in
st. Johns, n. h.
George Briggs il receiving deserved
congratulations upon the apparently
successful result Of his persistent ef-
forts I'm behalf of the continuance OF
Fort Missoula as an active post. He
has done yeoman service.
The indications are that the back
bone OF the hot wave has been broken
There have been no rains in this part
of the state yet. but two or three
slight showers have afforded some re-
lief from the dust and heat.
The owner OF the bicycle advertised
sn the Standard as found in the alley
back of the DAILY block, has turned up.
The wheel was stolen from h resi-
Frank CLIFFORD. who is much gratihed
at its recovery.
The silver republicans held a meeting
to-day looking toward a county organ
;zation. The statement that there are
no silver republicans in Missoula is
manifestly false. They show up we'll
on roll call. despite the missionary
work that has been lone here for the
Hanna party by Senator Carter.
Brigadier General Bacon, command
ing the department of Dakota will ar
rive in Missoula in the morning 10 in
epect the fort and the detachment in
charge. General Bacon is on a tour Of
inspection of his department. and will.
ft is hoped. remain in Missoula long
enough TO appreciate the advantages
which exist here as 10 the proper and
economical maintenance of a military