The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-25
MISSOULA NOTES.

Admiral Boyer is in town from Hell
ena.
Godfrey Lavelle has come up from
the st. Regis country
Tylar B. Thompson has returned from
the Occur d Alene country.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
A son was born to-day to the wife of
Isaac Wylie of East Front street.
J. C. McGinnis has the measles and
has been sent to the Sisters hospital.
All previous allusions to the banana
belt are hereby Withdrawn with apollo
gies.
Mrs. II c. Marshal is much better.
She has had an attack of yellow jaun-
dice
: Harry King, the alleged horse thief,
will have a hearing Tuesday before
Judge Hayes.
c. A. Pixley is still confined to his
bed with rheumatism at his ranch on
the South Side.
Henry Kern and family returned
from the East to-day. He reports hay
ing had pleasant time.
Is this last winter or next winter?
This is the question that is vexing the
minds of the local weather observers.
The danger that has most worried
the railway people for two or tnree
days has not been high water, but aeep
snow.
The postoffice succession bids fair to
obscure the contest for city appoint
ments, now that Senator Carter is in
sight.
Judge w. J. STEPHENS has returned
from trip to his mines in the Wallace
district. He says everything is in fine
shape.
There is a very choice article in the
glad-hand line in preparation here in
anticipation of the arrival of Senator
Tom Carter.
Missoula needs a free delivery svs-
tenn and will have it if enough young
men can be found to work for govern
ment salary.
The John S. Lindsay company opened
weeks engagement tonight at the
Union to a good house. The perform
ance was very satisfactory.
w. H. Hawks, the driver of a job
bling wagon, has been quarantined at
his home, he having been exposed to
the dread disease, smallpox.
There have been some extensive
transfers in real estate during the past
two days. Most OF it blew down :he
valley in the face of a 60-mile breeze.
An Italian laborer was brought in on
No. for the Northern Pacific hospital.
He was struck by a switch engine the
result of an accident on the work train
near Garrison.
The men and horses in the engine
house and Nagels stables will have a
chance to see what is going on in the
city This being the 18th day, the quar-
antine has been raised.
The real cause of the backward spring
has been fixed. Harry PIERCE loaded
his soda fountain Saturday and iced it.
He is deserving of the consideration CT
the vigilance committee.
Judge Hayes sentenced Tom Charlie.
the Indian who assaulted Under Sheriff
Violette Saturday night, to 60 days in
the county jail for disturbance of the
peace: also Jacob Mise to 10 days for
begging. H&t
The rush of business on the railway
has called into service lately some of
the old engines. They look like toys
beside the new ones. Dave Hallam
had to curl up tight to get into the cab
of one of them Sunday.
A new local organization is called
the Amber club. Its name is suSses-
tive of a deservedly popular beverage.
This NAV or may not have some con-
nection with the purposes of the orSau-
ization, which are very secret.
If the truth is told in letters that are
received in Missoula from the Montana
regiment in the Philippines, there will
not be many of the boys who will car
ry out the outlined policy of the ad-
minstration for young Americans to
build up that. country in a business
way. All that can hold the boys there
will be DEATH
Special evangelistic services will be
held at the Christian church Wednes-
day at s o'clock p. M, conducted by the
pastor, assisted by Rev. F. F. Grimm
of Hamilton. The ordinance of baptism
will be administered. Services will be
held each evening during the week and
all are cordially invited. Short prac
teal sermons and spirited singing will
be special features of these meetings.