The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-04
MISSOULA IN
lVxERCANTiLE w.
MissouIa, Mont.
MlSSOULA NOTES.
MissouIa, Mont.


c. W. Chatiin has returned from the
national park.
George Sharpe is at the Rankin. regis
tered from Clinton.
T. r. Toomey OF Anaconda is regis
tered at the Florence.
Fred Murphy will leave Monday for
his school in Spokane.
George Bennett is in town from the
pper Blackfoot country.
A. B.. Browne. superintendent OF the
Mammoth properties. Is IN town.
Joseph Allard and wife and Charles
Allard are in town from the Mission
valley.
1t IS expected thai the Labor day Gel
ebration win bring about 1000 people to
Misxoula.
Prof. Elizabeth Riley Of the state
university has returned from her sum
mer trip TO the East.
Oscar Sedman has brourht in the
first deer of the season, a fine buck,
killed up the Rattlesnake.
The trains that are coming in over
the Occur d'Alene branch are the heaV-
lest in the history of the branch.
George Keep is expected in Missoula
next week for the winter. He wili
probably return to Alaska in the spring,
c. f. Muzzie is in town from the Hot
Springs. He reports less rain IN the
mountain than has fallen in the val
ley.
r. Ledw1ck. formerly foreman At the
Mammoth mine. accompanied by his
wife. is in town. He viii probably To-
cate in the valley.
The dates Of the Western Montana
fair have been fixed as oct. 6, Z ant
s The number Of exhibits promises L
be the largest IN the history Of the fair
News from Garnet is that the new
camp is hourishing n is becoming on
OF the most promising places in this en'
of the state. The mining property Their
IS looking well.
Some important developments are eN
pected soon in the affairs Of the oil
Golden Scepter properties al Quigley
The time for redemption OF the proper
lies expires Sept. :.
Rev. O. c. Clarke has gone 10 Plains
70 conduct services Sunday. Rev. Nj
Watson OF Red Lodge VIII ofhctat
morning and evening at the Congrega
tional church in Missoula.
The applications for boarding place
for new students AT the state unlverslt
. continue 10 b. received and the indtca
ions are that there will he a largel
Increased attendance this year.
The rainy weather has interrupted III
ouerations Of the thrpShing gangs Mo-
OF the grain is in stacks and the raj
Will not damage IL Farmers haN
learned by experience hat II pays
stack grain.
Harry Marks. one Of the old tin
Northern Pacific boys, is in town frnl
Tacoma for surgical treatment at d
railway hospital. He has a bad
smashed thumb, received in the Shol
at Tacoma while at work.
The Northern Pacific overland trai'
continue 70 be away behind time al
the promised improvement in the Ser
ice does not materialiZe. The explain
lions for the continued lateness a
varied, but il IS generally believed tn
the road is trying to get too much wo
out of its motive power.
At the Gem concert hall this week q
~vivacious Mattel sisters viii make the
first appearance in Missoula. They a
clever change artists and Will Trese
several novel features. The Charmli
baIladist, Miss Blanche Brogan, "
also begin an engagement. The rurta
raiser will be Larry Lund's satire
Ia Mascota." entitled The Mash
Got" All Of the old favorites VIII ?
main, Including the clever Kittie He
ley.