The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-30
MlSSOULA NOTES.


F, l.. Darbee and AL Fowler have re-
turned from a business trip over the
Occur d'Alene branch.
j. b. Catlin and D. r. Beck spent
several days up the Bitter Root valley
looking after business.
The wind storm of Friday night
played havoc with a number of avn
ings that were left hanging.
w. C, Murphy left on this evenings
Copper City Limited for Hamilton,
where he will spend sunday.
The clerk of the district court issued
marriage license to-day to Henry K.
Rouzer and Miss Essie NJ. Avery.
Nelson Krause. who was hurt while
preparing a blast in the mines at
Quartz, Is able to be up and around.
Mrs. c, E. johnson and family have
returned from Avon, where they have
been visiting relatives for few days.
Rabbi Eisenberg and George Beck
with won the autoharps that were
ratified at the Florence hotel Friday
evening. ,fu
Superintendent Charles Russell of
the Northern Pacific went up the Bit
ter Root valley this evening in his pri-
vate car.
The members of the Independent
oiucT VI SpOu leInlldlS Helu d very
interesting meeting at their hall Friday
evening.
Gus Nelson of the express company
was taken to the Sisters hospital
Thursday suffering with severe case
of erysipelas.
Mrs. Frank Hanratty of Huson is at
the Sisters hospital, where she VIII
have an operation performed to remove
gathering In her head
Harry Thompson and Joseph Menard
have returned from the eastern part
of the county, where they went in the
interest of their company.
William Anderline of Philipsburg,
who came to the city to receive medi-
cal treatment, has returned to his home
much improved in health.
Peter Breen spent few days in the
city this week, on his way to Butte
| from Wallace, where he has been in at
| tendance at the Corcoran trial.
| The Peppard Bros. will leave Mon
| day for Hamilton. where they will
| build a new bridge across the river to
replace the one washed away this
| spring by the high waters.
The Missoula Mercantile company
has brought suit in the district court
against d. j. Coughlin to recover
balance of $500 due on account for
merchandise delivered to defendant.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
| pany has received several car loads of
| granite that is to be used for the Sis
| ters' new hospital. When completed
| this will make one of the finest build
| ings in the city.
The work o, '4oairin& the brick
| yards west of the city is about com
pleted. They will be ready to begin
| the making OF brick as soon as some
new machinery is received that has
| been ordered from the East.
Otto Quasi has just completed large
and substantial dairy barn on his
ranch at the foot of Mount Jumbo up
| the Rattelsnake. The barn will have
room for about 1876 head of cows and
will hold between so and 60 tons of
| hay. ta-
The delivery team of one of the gro
| Gerry firms of the city took a little spin
| this morning on the south side while
the delivery man was away. The horse
| ran toward the river and went over an
| embankment, taking the wagon with
him. The damage done was very
| slight.
The funeral Of Otto Nyberg, who
died while returning from a trip up
| the Blackfoot, will be held under the
auspices of the Odd Fellows, of which
| he was a member The funeral win
| take place from the Odd Fellows hall
| Sunday afternoon at O'clock and
burial will be in the Missoula Valley
| cemetery.
A dog fight near the European hotel
| this afternoon was the cause of a fight
| between two men. 1t seems that a boy
was passing with a dog which he Or
dered at the dog belonging to one of
the men. This angered the man SO
| that he took after the boy and was in
the act of striking him when stranger
| interfered and the two men proceeded
to have it out according to Hoyle. 1t
| turned out to be one-sided affair.
however, as the boys dog got the best
| of his part of the fight and the owner
of the dog received the worst of his