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SHE WANTS A HUSBAND
She Wants Him Soon and Wants
Him Much.
is CORNFED AND HUSKY
The Happy Man Must Be Young and
Rich to Suit Pretty Alleen Sale,
the Stocky Damsel From
Tennessee.

Missoula, March 10-The postmaster
received yesterday a letter from Ten
nessee in which the writer states that
she wants a young husband, who must
be wealthy. She wants him as soon as
possible and she wants him very much.
The letter was referred to Assistant
Postmaster Hoblitzell, who is at the
head of the matrimonial department of
the local office, and he has handed it to
the Standard for publication in order
that the young lady's request may be
given the greatest possible publicity.
There is a photograph accompanying
the letter. which represents a pretty
young woman seated on a bank in a
shady grove. Her hat is neatly hung
on a convenient branch and she looks
as if she needed husband TO keep her
from catching cold. She is certainly
very careless, and if she wants to have
a husband she must give evidence that
she car take better care of him than
her situation in the grove would indi-
cate. Her letter is concise and so
Worded as to make prominent its pur-
pose. She writes
Wanted by Miss Alleen Sale of In
dian Mound. Tenn, a rich husband.
Will the postma ster of Missoula please
do what he can to let ii be known
among the wealthy young men of your
town? My age is IS and | want a
young man anywhere between 90 and
80. l will enclose my picture. Will the
postmaster please hand 1t to some
one that he thinks will like the looks of
it, l will look for an answer from my
advertisement soon"
He would be hard hearted youth
indeed who did not like the looks" Of
the picture. Alleen is Il stoclly, corn
fed damsel and her utter disregard for
the dampness of the leafy bank against
which she leaned to have her picture
taken shows that her health Is excel
lent. She has a keen eye and her eX-
preston, combined with the tone of
her letter. indicates that she is bust
ness young woman with an eye to the
main chance. She must have plenty
of clothes, too. or she would not risk
the appearance Of her gown by sitting
in the damp moss and ferns that form
the cushion upon which she gracefully
reposes. But the picture is on eXhi-
bition at the Standard office, and if
there are any of the young millionaires
Of this city who want a good, husky
wife, who will appreciate their wealth,
they are invited to call at the Office and
examine it.
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WORKED HIS GRAFT.
There Are Those who Will Remember
Professor Patterson.

Missoula. March 10.-PrOfeSs0r Pat
terson, the all-around athlete, physical
culture Instructor, bunco steerer and
CRATER, has hit the trail He drove
out to Bonner last night and took the
eastbOund train a that point. Where
he has gone nobody in town seems to
know. although there are several ms
guided and deceived individuals here
who would be glad to learn. He may
however, have had better luck in Mis-
sOula than he did in Washington and
may have been enabled in this way to
get farther east. He IS Warted here
for board bills. room rent, hall rent
and other incidental expenses that he
forgot to pay when he left. The local
lodge of Modern WCodmen. too, is
among the victims of Pattersons graft
ing, and the secretary of the lodge has
vOlumlnOus correspondence to show
that Patterson has worked lodges in
Washington in the same manner. WEile
here Patterson started a class in physi-
cal culture and had large attendance
Lately, too, he had formed a class at
the state university and he seemed in a
fair way to do good business. The
disappearance of the professor was a
surprise, as he seemed to be "a real
nice young man His landlady and
his numerous other victims, however,
think differently now.
Professor Patterson was located to-
night and one warran. has already been
issued for his detention. More will
probably follow. Instead of taking the
train last night he was supposed. the
the depot and was discovered by acct
don't
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NEW TRAIN SERVICE.
Missoula Is Well Treated by the New
Schedule,

Schedule.
Mssoula, March 1O.-The official time
card for the new overland service of
the Northern Pacific arrived here to-
day. The card will go into effect at
the terminal Sunday and will probably
be effective here about Tuesday. Mis-
soula will get good service under the
operation of the new card and will
have most of the trains in the day
time. Passengers for Butte and Ana
conda will use trains and 4, as there
will be no connection at Garrison with
Nos. l and 2. Helena passengers will
use trains 1 and 2, as and will not
connect for Helena. Train No. 8, the
fast mail from the east, will arrive
here via Butte at 2:20 in the afternoon
No. l. the other westbound will reach
here via Helena at 1115 p. m. No. 4,
the eastbound mail train, will leave
here for Butte and the east at $40 a.
m, and No. .. the second eastbound
train, will leave here for the east via
Helena at 455 p. m. All of the West
ern Montana branch lines will make
connections with No. 3 and No. as
nearly as possible. The Bitter Root
train will leave here at $50 p. M. so
minutes after the arrival of No. 3, and
will arrive here from Hamilton at II 40
a. m. The Philipsburg train will leave
Drummond at l p. m, 10 minutes after
the arrival of No. 8. and will reach
Philipsburg at 8 o'clock; returning it
will leave Philipsburg at $50 in the
morning and reach Drummond at 1920
On the Occur d Alene branch the train
will leave for Wallace at 245 in the aft
ernOon and will reach Wallace at 10
o'clock at night The train from Wal
lace will leave there at o'clock in the
morning and reach Missoula at 4:15 in
the afternoon.
There has been no official announce
ment regarding the resumption of SER
vice of the Copper City Limited be-
tween Butte and Hamilton this season,
but it is the impression among rail-
road men that the fast train will be
put on again early in the fruit sea-
son.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOST.

LOST-FER ROBE FROM CUTTER BE-
tween Main and Pine on Third street;
81 reward if returned to Gl5 Walnut, Ana
COnda.
LOST-ON PARK. NEAR MAIN. POCk-
etbook containing money. Reward If re-
turned to Standard. Butte.
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DISTRICT COURT.
The Case of Jauncssc VS.. Pablo Was Nom
Suited.

The Case of Jauncssc VS.. Pablo Was Nom
Suited.
Missoula. March 1O.--A brief session
of the district court was held this af-
ternoon, Judge Woody presiding. The
only case of interest was that of o. l..
Jaunesse VS.. Pablo, tried before the
court and which IVES non-suited for the
reason that five different and distinct
causes of action cited in plaintiffs
complaint We're not sustained This is
an action wherein the plaintiff sought
to recovc- something like $1,000 from
the estate of the late Charles Allard,
the wealthy stockman of the Flathead
reservation, who died a few years ago,
the plaintiff claiming thu amount to he
due on certain open accounts existing
between himself and the deceased. En-
nent counsel were employed on either
side, originally some of whom. however.
afterwards withdrew, Mr.. Stiff retiring
from the side of the plaintiff for the
reason that the gentleman since the
commencement of action became con-
nected with the law firm that repre-
scented the defendants. Mr.. Nioletta.
also of counsel for the plaintiff, retired
from the case on account Of his position
as under sheriff, which he now ocCu-
pies. The case therefore w2G tried by
Hon. Joseph X. Wood for plaintiff, and
MeSSrS. MafShall ana RANT Tor de-
PENDANTS.
In the matter of the state eX rel
James c. Maginnis VS.. w. H. H. Dick
inson, county clerk, the court ordered
that the application for relator for a
writ be dismissed and that defendant
have Judgment for costa. This is in re-
lation to the application of Maginn.s,
who last fall was nominated for county
auditor by the democrats of Missoula,
but whose name the clerk declined to
place on the ticket, for the reason that
the statutes provided no such officer
for Missoula county. After consulta-
tion. however, it was decided TO allow
the name to go on the ballot. Mr. Ma
ginniss was elected and made applica =
ton for a certificate of election. This
was refused him with the result that
the action heard to-day sustains the
clerk and further redress must be look
ed to in the supreme court, though
it is doubtful if the matter will be
appealed. Messrs. Marshall, Stiff and
Ranft appeared for the relator and
County Attorney Denny for the now eX-
clerk.
Elisha Pierce. John NJ. Pierce and
Joseph Picard, all citizens of Great
Britain, We're granted their final papers
and admitted to full citizenship Of the
United States. after which court ad-
iourned until Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock.
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ROAD TO BONNER.
The Matter Has Been Taken Up by the
County Commissioners,

Missoula, March 10.-Thc natter of
opening county road to Bonner so
that people coming down the canyon
from the Blacllfoot or from the eastern
portion of the county will not have to
pay toll to get into town is to be taken
up in earnest by the county commits
Si0ners. AS soon as the weather is
fit and the travelling good, the commits
sioners with the committee appointed
by the board of trade will look over
the ground and. after the county sur
Veyor has prepared his estimates as
to the cost of constructing a county
road. the commissioners will decide be-
eide between the building Of a new road
of good grade and the purchase of the
Randmann toll road. The people of
Missoula cannot afford to allow the
present conditions to exist any longer
The fact that people coming to town
from the east end of the county are re-
uuired TO pay toll to get here. and do
their purchasing, is not to the credit
or the advantage of the city. and will
result soon in the establishing of a
store the other side of the toll road, so
that the farmers and lumbermen east
of here will not have TO pay toll to
get their supplies. The county COM
missioners are interested in the mat
ter and it is certain that relief will be
afforded this summer
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Will Investigate,

Missoula, March 10.-The matter of
building steel bridge across the Mis-
soula river opposite the state univers-
ity is to be taken up in earnest. The
board of trade committee will 1nvesti-
gate the cost of suitable bridge and
will then look into the ways and means
side of the question. 1t is said that
more than $1,000 has already been
pledged in private subscriptions for the
bridge and 1t is believed that the bal
ance can be secured without much
trouble. The importance of the bridge
is apparent to all and it is predicted by
those who are interested in the affair
that there will be a modern bridge built
this summer.
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A Pleasant Surprise,

Missoula. March 10.--A pleasant sur
prise party was held Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. ]. Strauh to
bid farewell to Mrs. Straub's mother,
Mrs c. Dresser who has heen spending
the winter here and who will return to
her home in Bratnerd, MINI. There
were games, music and an excellent
spread. All agreed that they had had
a jolly time. Those present We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Quimby, Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs VAL
entine. Mrs. Press, Mrs Gregory. Mrs
Mace, Mrs. Marsh. Mrs. O'Neill. Mrs.
and Miss Mcdonald.
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MISSOULA NOTES.

D. Lajeunesse and wife are in town
from the lower country.
John Hay of Anaconda is registered
at the Rankin.
w. j. Matthews of Anaconda is in
MissOula on a business trip.
j. w. Fam was among those who
came down the Bitter Root to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Catlin.
Col. T. c. Marshall has recovered
from his attack of mumps sufficiently
10 be out of doors for a few hours dur
ing the middle of the DAY.
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Contract Awarded.

Missoula, March 10-The contract for
the construction Of the NJ. NJ. com
pany's new warehouse near the Bitter
Root track was to-day awarded to
George Dildine for the lump sum of
IS, $50. Work will be commenced on the
immense structure as soon as the
weather will permit.
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Appointed Game Warden.

Missoula, March 10.-The county com
missioners to-day appointed Pope Cat
lin as county game warden at a salary
Of $I5 per month. The clerk was in
structed 70 advertise for bids for a
pest house. The commissioners con-
cluded their session this evening,
busy five days and wherein business of
considerable Importance to the commu-
nifty was transacted.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR Rents ROOMS, FURNISHED
or unfurnished. 5O7 W. Third, Anaconda.
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Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.


MiSsoula, March 1O.-The funeral of
Mrs, Pope Catlin was held this after
noon from the family residence on East
Front street. Rev. c. II. Linley Off
ciating. There was a large attendance
of Friends and the floral offerings were
numerous and beautiful. The pail
bearers We're Mcssrs. r. T. Mcleod,
w. H. II. Dickinson. J. l.. Sloane, j. NJ.
Carnahan, Robert McNey and G. A
Peplow. lntermcnt was in the Valley
cemetery,
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for the erection of large addition TO
the Sisters hospital at that place. The
improvement will consist of a three
story brick structure. in dimensions
45xs0 ana similar in architecture to the
Missoula buildings. of which also Mr.
Gibson is the designer and builder. The
work will cost in the neighborhood of
$25,000 and the contractor expects to
begin operations at one.
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Missoula, March I'D. Z. Bandmann
and c. H. Edwards have returned from
Helena, where they went to attend the
first meeting of the rtate board of hor-
ticulture. They report that the board
has made a good start on the work
mapped out for it and ii is believed
that the operation of the board will be
satisfactory to all who are interested.
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hlSS'uld, Mai ch V.-Slelh eult'
the school board has ben informed by
thu state superintendent of public in
struction that there will be no school
election this year. as the number of
truste es in second class districts has
been reduced to five. There have been
seven trustees heretofore and the re
tircmcrt uf Mrs. Thompson and Mr..
Hershey will leave the board With the
required membership without electing
any new trustees this year.
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The Wondmen of the World will give
Il green domino party on St. Patr.ck's
night. March Il. in Union hall. 1t will
be novel entertainment and the only
one ever given in Missoula. The best
Of music will be provided and it will be
the grandest event of the season. Don't
forget the date and don't forget the
color.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
phone 205. Wanted. woman pastry
cook. wages S25; one woman, general
cook. $50; one cook for 10 boardcrs, s4O
Owsley block, Main and Park, Butte.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-i06 f. PARK.
Anaconda. Nine. Young. Prop,
WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; eight weeks completes; two years
saved; best season to begin; 800 positions
to fill in May: students from distance as
sisted with transportation; write to-day.
Moler Barber College. Minneapolis, MINI.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. LOMBARD
blk, Missouri. Mrs. VIII Kennedy, Pro-
prietress
WANTED-5O ROCK MEN, $3.50 PER
day. at Hamilton. Mont. Hartman T.
Jennings.
BUTTE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FUR
nishes help of all kinds on short notice.
Telerhone a04 lis Y. Main, Butte.
WANTED AGENTS.
AGENTS ON SAI2ARYEaOR COMMITS
sion; ;he greatest agents seller ever
produced; every user of pen and ink
buys it on sight; 200 to 800 per cent profit;
one agents sales amounted to $500 in six
days; another 1872 in two hours. Monroe
Mfg Co \. 81 La Crosse, Wis.
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CLAIRvOYANTS,


CONSULT MRS. J. HELD. CLAIRVOY-
ant. 321 South Arizona street. Butte
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MissouIa. March 1O.-One cell in the
old adobe jail building was set apart
as an annex to the clerks office, and
will he used as a storage room for coy
CITE and wolf pelts under the provisions
of the new bounty law.
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Glasses in physical culture for ladies
and gentlemen Tuesday. Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday evenings. Children s
class every afternoon. Exercises in hall
under First National bank. Professor
j. H. Patterson, instructor.
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PERSONAL.

CONFIDENTIAI.-217 ARIZONA; HOME
in continent. Mrs. karstedt, midwife.
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have severe attacks during the night WI
nights rest. I suffered severely from w
pii ysician was unable to help me, and an
c same result. used different rene lin
Z TO read in the newspaper concerning YIN
Is concluded to try the pills. When MI
r. was never more happy i'll my life WI
we'll After taking the third box the w
d the fifth box WAS well. II
--EushaiHe (Lud.) Graphic. .M
direct by the Dr.. Williams INK
T., 5o< per box, 6 boxes,$2so III
-==A5
wANTED-MIsCELL
WANTED-1O0 HEAD OF HEAVY
work horses. from to years old;
weigh. about 1,409 pounds; all horses will
be purchased either under a guarantee or
one weeks trial. For further particulars
apply to Godfrey Lavelle, St. Regis.
Mont, st. Regis Lumber company.
WANTED - SECONDHAND GOODS;
also do storage business. George Oechs.
II. 1874 w. Park ST.. Butte.
---- -
FOR RENT-HoUSEs.
FOR RENT-SEE THOMPSON INVEST
ment Co S ad.. this page.
Fol. RENT-3-ROOM FURNISHED
house. Rear 213 E. Park, Anaconda,
FOR RENT-FURNISHED COMPLETE.
5-rooned brick house: water. electric
light. 203 w. Porphyry St, Butte.
MODERN SiN-ROOM HOUSE FOR
rent. furnished. Inquire of ]. S. Wathey
at Street railway office, Butte, from > to
6 and to 8 p. m.
FOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern conveniences. Inquire 1855 n.
Jackson street, Butte.
FOR RENT-FOUR- ROOM BRICK
house. corner Birch and Front. fur
nished or unfinished, or furniture for
sale. Inquire 700 Oak street, Anaconda.
FOR RENT-s-ROOM FURNISHED
house, 514 West Third. Anaconda.
Would sell furniture easy terms to
tenant if desired. Inquire at Standard
office.
FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE
21o South Idaho. Butte.
FOR RENT-FIvE-RooM FLAT, ALL
convenences. Corner jackson and Cop
per SITS. Butte.
FOR RENT-ROoNIs.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. 531 Kemper avenue, Butte.
FOR Rents ROOMS, FURNISHED
or unfurnished. 507 w. Third, Anaconda
| FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
modern convenences. sos N. Arizona
Butte.
FOR Rents ROOMS FURNISHED
for housekeeping, cheap 936 w. Gran
| lite St, Butte.
FOR RENT-FURNTSHED ROOMS,
with furnace heat and bath. 300 East
| Fourth street Anaconda.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM IN
| Butte.
FOR RENT-FRONT SUITE. SUITA-
| bic for offices; well furnished. The Bal
timore, Il W. Park St, Butte.
| COBBAN BLOCK, RECENTLY CHANG
| ed hands; thoroughly retitted and strict
| ly frst-class: all outside rooms; nicely
| furnished with all conveniences; prices
/ reasonable Next McDermott hotel. Butte.
FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISH ED
| rooms. Silver blk. los Z. Park Butte.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
| TO THE PUBIIC-THAT THE PART
nership heretofore existing between
| Dunstan & Bennett has this day, March
Q, 1899, been dissolved. Warren Dunstan
retiring. James Bennett will collect all
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The fakir with the samples under his
arm victimiZed my sister, but then l
have the brains of the family, anyway.
/ get Simons to hang my wall paper.
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MissouIa Insurance and Real Estate Agency

$l5OO-S0 acres fine farm land. close to school.
church, postoffice and depot; under fence and
partly in crops. No othcr Improvements except
good water right.
NJ imnrovensmts sxc nI f.nrn and rood wat"r
right. Both of the above have fine fruit soil.
Write us,
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Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insurance, Rentals
WANT ADVS.

Advertisements under this head Q cents
4 word for the 1rst insertion and cent
word for each subsequent insertion. No
advts. taken for less than % cents.
Classified advts. per line per month. LES
Count C words to the lne.)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w "A NTFTJ-10O HEAD OF HEAN

WANTED-10O HEAD OF HEAVY
work horses from ) to years old;
weigh. about 1,40o pounds; all horses will
be purchased either under a guarantee or
one weeks trial. For further particulars
apply to Godfrey Lavelle, St. Regis.
Mont st. Regis Lumber company.
WANTED - SECOND HAND GOODS;
also do storage business. George Oechs.
II. 1874 w. Park St. Butte.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Office OF the Standard 10
at2l3 Higgins avenue, opposite Postothce, Mis-.
soula. Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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CHIEOpODI%T.
BICYCLES,

1899 BICYCLES DOWN TO $50. MEN
and women's new 1899 model bicycles
are now being offered at IS. % to s23. 10 and
sent to anyone anywhere for full eXam-
nation before payment is made. For cat
aiogue and .C!l particulars cut this notice
out and mail to Sears Roebuck & Co.,
Chicago.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED COMPLETE.
5-rooned brick house; water, electric
light. 2o3 w. Porphyry St, Butte.
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FOR REST-HOUSFS.

FOR RENT-SEE THOMPSON INVEST
ment Co S ad.. this page.
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On the Books
TO RENT

Sx-room elegantly furnished modern
house. close in. Those having roomers,
boarders or children need not apply. Rea-
sonahle price to the right party.
4-room house, South Butte ...........$l0. 90
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MOVED.

NINE. G&ENSTJERNA HAS MOVED
from 102 S. Montana to SO w. Gold,
Butte.
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BITTER ROOT VALLEY HOMES
SO, 200-i60 acres: all fenced; plenty OF
water; orchard 900 trees. 100 bearing; nea'
5-room cottage: near school: miles TO
town: cuts $50 tons hay; near range.
$2,O00-1GO acres; $50 bearing fruit trees:
goou buildings: miles from town; good
water right: good location for fruit; a
pleasant home.
$75O-12O acres, all under fence: l mile
from town and station; so acres in culti-
walton; good water right; no buildings;
the best of fruit land.
Address George F. Brooks, Mlssoula,
Mont.
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Fol. RENT-2-ROOM FURNISHED
house. Rear 213 E. Park Anaconda.
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE
21O South Idaho, Butte.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR sALE-SEE filpMPsOtl INVEST
ment Co.'S ad., this page.
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WANTED AGENTS.
MANIFESTATIONS

SITUATION BY EXPERIENCED
dressmaker to do sewing In families or
with dressmaker Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Address p. O. Box 1924, Butte.
WANTED-POSITION PANTRY MAN.
12S West Granite, Butte.