The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29

Tuttle. the undertaken. $40 Park av.;
private reception rooms; night calls.
Decoration day no~ers at Greig's.
Seats now on sale at Smith Drug
company for Bob Burdette. May 30.
Mrs. C. NJ. Lancaster has returned
from Alhambra after a weeks visit.
Everybody invited to inspect our-se-
lect stock of wall paper. Mahan Bros.
C. A. Tuttle's little daughter is i'll
at the family residence pm South Hick-
DRY.
Mrs. John Odson has discontinued for
the summer her Wednesday afternoons
at home.
Smith & Black, architects, may be
found in rooms 10 to Is i'm the Durston
building.
For R~ent-Large hall i'm Standard
building. first and third Saturdays. APP
ply at office.
MIR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Egan of No. 3os
Birch street are the happy parents of a
12-pound boy.
Mrs. Joseph Richards will leave this
week for Canada to visit relatives dur
Ing the summer.
-
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hunter of Alham-
bra Springs are visiting Mrs. G.. Nj.
Lancaster of this city.
Judge Brantly went to Deer Lodge
yesterday to spend Sunday and Mem
orial day with his family.
DR.. F. Gattan has his Office in the
Beaudry building. Office hours: IL to
IL a. m. 2 to 4 and Z to $3.50 p. III. Tel. 81.
The amount contributed by the school
children to the Maine monument fund
was $3.50. not $45. as previously an
nounced:
The world famous humorist and
laughing philosopher. Robert ]. Bur-
dette, will appear at the M. f. church
Monday night rs. so and % cents.
Will Furay went to Warm Springs
and back yesterday afternoon i'm a
buggy and he says the mud is any
where from six inches to a mile deep
in the lanes.
The story has reached Anaconda
that a few stenographers will be taken
from here to Cuba to take the report
of the cannon.
Mayor Conley and wife of Deer |
Lodge are in the city, the mayor on
business and Mrs. Conley visiting rela- |
tives and friends. |
The funeral of Michael J.. Harphey
will be held to-day at the Catholic |
church al $3.50 o'clock, starting from
sos Commercial avenue.
President j. J.. Hill of the Great
Northern was in the city for a short
time yesterday. He is making a tour
of his road to the coast.
Selling out the Anaconda millinery
parlors at the Montana. Goods lower
than ever this week. IS hats now S.:
IS hats now 50; SO hats LIS.
Fay williams submitted to an oper-
alton yesterday for appendicitis. Drs.
Lesser and Rockefeller performed the
operation at st. AIMS hospital.
Clay Lambert. advance press agent
of the John Robinson circus. was in
the city yesterday arranging for the
appearance of the show on June 16.
The school board will meet in ad-
session Wednesday night,
when it is believed that a corps Of
teachers will be selected and salaries
Mrs. John Keogh and children ac-
by Thomas Devine. brother
of the alderman, will spend the sum-
mer in Ireland with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Maurice Harris returned last
from a visit at Yakima City,
Wash. Her sister, Miss Hattie Clay,
her and will make an ex-
visit here.
The hope was expressed yesterday by
many that the captains of Anaconda's
two companies now in San Francisco
xynIIld not when thew roarchad thai,.
men down to the wharf, order them to
fall in"
Lupien the harness maker has OPEN
ed up a shop at PA East Park avenue.
For anything in the harness line or re-
pairs, you will find Lupien's the right
place. Prices low and workmanship
the best.
A very interesting game OF baseball
between the doctors and lawyers didn't
place yesterday. owing to the
Yesterday marked the 18th con-
secutive day of rain or threatening
When 1t didn't rain il was so
cloudy that the atmosphere was moist.
Robert Morrill, returned last even
Ing from Northport. Wash, where he
mas been for the past two weeks. Mr.,
SAYS that there is much build
Ing activity in the town. new houses
going up to replace those destroyed
oy the recent big fire there. Three brick
houses are being erected. Mr.. Morrill,
WINS considerable real estate in that
own. E,
Attorney Genera Nolan has received
/ letter from A.. w. Greenwell. an in
nate of the Warm Springs insane asy-
I'm. who made as near as could be
Interpreted, a general protest against
he government of the institution. The
etter was extremely "disjointed." says
he Independent, and told better than
/ medical expert might of the unbal-
inced condition of the unfortunate
mind. Greenwell was sent to