The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-13
MISSOULA NOTES.

NfepilleS LdNelle came IN from 81. te-
Sls and went to Anaconda.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
]. B. Collins went to Bozeman this
afternoon to attend to some reserve
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Hamilton enter
tanned the Thirteen Whist club this
evening at the Kennedy hotel.
Colonel and Mrs. T. c. Marshall and
daughters returned from their visit to
Portland. They have been gone about
three weeks. Mrs Marshall is much
improved in health.
Hawkshaw, the night Waterman, had
blood vessel broken near the left side
of his nose the other evening. 1t is re-
ported they had hard time stopping
it and keeping him from bleeding to
death.
Sam MCGEE and j. w. Ferguson, who
have been buying up some fine horses,
shipped carload to-day to Spokane.
Whether the gentlemen are going to
start a livery stable or not cannot be
learned.
Tom Adair of Hamilton, who has been
confined to the Sisters hospital for sew
eral weeks with a severe case of blood
poisoning, was to-day released as cured,
and this afternoon departed for his val
ley home.
The case of the state against Pearce
for conducting a thea trical performance
on Sunday has been continued until to-
morrow afternoon. John Mcguire, ar
rested for similar offense, to-day paid
a nominal fine and the charge was dis
missed
Born, to the wife of T. Manville
South Missoula, bouncing baby boy.
Mother and child are progressing nice
ly and the happy father is receiving
the congratulations incidental to the
occasion.
City Marshal Angevine swore out a
warrant against one of the night gang
that got into an alteration Thursday
morning. He was arrested this after
noon. but allowed to stay in his ROOM
as his face is in very bad condition.
Colonel Sanders while here yesterday
procured from Judge Woody an in
junction restraining certain parties in
Ravalli county from disposing of GER
tain mining property in the Overwich
district. The matter is to be heard by
his honor in the adjoining county next
week. OIL
Fire Marshal Burger has not had to
make an appointment of a driver for
cided not to leave at present. At the
time of putting in his resignation, Mr..
Angst had promised to take another
position, so at present he will continue
to drive the hose wagon.
John d. Carney tonight, in Judge
Hayes court, sWore out a warrant for
one James Dixon. Gainey claims that
he lost a pocketbook with SO in it,
and that Dixon picked it up, knowing
that it was Gainey's. Dixon refused to
rested. His trial will come off to-mor-
row. Dixon is the popular porter in
the Board of Trade saloon.
Bishop Brondel of the Roman Catho-
lie church arrived from Helena for the
purpose of confirming a class Of boys
and girls AZ in number. The confirma-
ton will take place at the church at
the morning services. The bishop will
preach at both the morning and even
ing services. On Tuesday Bishop Bron-
del goes to St. 1gnatius mission, where
he will ordain five new priests. He will
be there Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Reports are coming in every hour tell
ing of the amount of damage done
Thursday during the heavy windstorm.
Up the Rattlesnake it appears to have
been the worst. Large trees were up
rooted and fences We're blown down.
The large hay shed on the ranch of
Charles e. Williams was completely de-
molshed and other reports show other
and smaller damage. The Missoula
river has risen seven feet eight inches
above the low water mark.