The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-03
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
moke the Baltimore.

Why not try the Baltimore cigar?
Coursing at West Side park Sunday.
Fred Orton piano tuner, 219 N. Main.
J. NJ. Froelich, furrier mfg, SO Owsley.
Smoke Anne Held long filler Havana
cigars.
T. F. o'Grady is in the city from
Twin Bridges.
Wall papers, 15c. zoe, Csc, at Baer's,
1872 West Broadway
Born. at 719 East Summit street, to
the wife of M. Mullins, daughter.
J.. R. Brown, prosperous farmer and
capitalist of Melrose, is in the city.
Col Hatch makes Kentucky toddies"
4 and missouri cocktails at the Side
board.
AL Dusseau has returned from Deer
Lodge, where he attended the funeral
of Gilbert Barrett.
Tom Maggie, who was fined in police
court Thursday for fighting, denies
that he is an ex-convict.
Pupils can make half grades easily
by attending the summer school open
ing June at Butte Business college.
Treasury department bottling of
Mammoth Cave Bourbon spring of
1883, 50 a bottle. Montana Liquor Co.
"anIeu, boy OWIillS rIOIS6 u utllVeI
daily newspaper route. Call at Stand
ard office, Butte, between - and l
o'clock
The remains of John Coughlin, who
died in Salt Lake June 2, will arrive in
Butte to-day, accompanied by his moth
er, sister and brother
The Standards Butte advertisers are
requested, owing to change in time of
train, ITO have their changes in the
Standards Butte office at p. m.
The body of John Coughlin. who died
in Salt Lake, will arrive to-day accom-
panied by the young mans mother,
who went to her dying sons side last
Tuesday.
A complaint charging petit larceny
was filed in Justice Nichols court yes
terday against James O'Hara. who is
accused of stealing coal from the B., A.
& P. yards.
John w. Passmore returned yester-
day from business trip East. He says
there are better times in the East, espe-
cially from Chicago west, than there
have been in many years.
Thomas G. Merrill of Utah. formerly
of Montana, is in the city. Mr.. Merrill
is operating copper properties at Tintic
and thinks that he has what is known
in the mining world as bonanza.
Mayor Mccarthy delivered an address
to the members of the police depart
ment, encouraging them to put the best
foot forward in concerted effort to
give the city good police administra-
ton.
DR.. T. j. Murray left for the East to
be gone two or three weeks, during
which he will attend number of meet
ings Of medical men, including the con-
vention Of the National Medical asso-
citation, to which he is a delegate
Parties interested in organizing the
contemplated Police and Citizens club
met last night in Judge Clancy,s court
room and elected a committee on TEN.
porary organization. 1t was the pur-
pose of the meeting that steps be taken
TO incorporate an institution for in
struction in physical training.
Died of apoplexy, May 26, Mrs. NJ
DeKay, wife of A. A. DeKay, at Sheri.
dan, Mont. She was buried May 30 from
the NJ e. church, Rev. Reed of Twin
Bridges officiating. She leaves one
daughter. Mrs. George Weinhart, OF
Butte. Her husband, A. A. DeKay, and
son, r. E. DeKay, reside at Anaconda
Patrick Peoples, financial secretary OF
the Miners union. and Miss Mamie
Burns of Walkerville We're married al
Thursday evening. The happy couple
left at once on a honeymoon trip To
New York Rumor has it that Record
ing Secretary Haggerty will soon follow
the example Of Mr.. Peoples.