The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-11


terday for California, where they will
| spend the winter. The party will visit
San Francisco, Los Angeles and other
points in the ITALY of America"
L. S. Wild, the manager of the Butte
! office of the Western Union Telegraph
company, was in Anaconda on bust
ness yesterday.
Send in your orders for the Christmas
| edition of the Standard now. Mailed to
| any address in the United States, Can
ada or Mexico for cents.
The Great Northern railway is the
only lire that runs through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
st. Paul daily without change.
Miss Anna Simms and her mother
departed for Dickinson, N. D., where
they will reside. A large number of
friends was at the depot to see them
off.
Attend the stamped linen sale at the
c. Q. D. store Monday forenoon.
Leck & Coy bought the goods and
good will Of the business of Young &
Dezell at 413 E. Park and offer all goods
at liberal discount for the next 10
days.
Those who are in search of useful,
common sense and money saving gifts
will find much here this week to inter
est them and please their friends at
Strains department store.
Ladies' lax gold watches, waltham or
Elgln movements, $40 at Merrilrs.
Bum" O'Brien, who was run in,
by the police Saturday night in
beastly state Of intoXication, was re-
leased yesterday on promise that he
will hereafter be good.
Remember the auction sale of millin-
cry. hair goods, notions and silverware
commencing Monday, Dec. II, 2 to p.
n, 406 East Park. continuing from day
to day. Nine. Young.
Perplexed Christmas buyers for gen.
'tlemen can find a sure cure by inspect
ing the north window at Merrills.
Eber Colder, an old veteran G.. A. r.
man, celebrated his 64th birthday yes
terday. On Saturday evening the local
G. A. r. post rendered Comrade Colder
reception that was highly enjoyed by
Monday morning we will put on spec
ial sale what remains of our stamped
doilies. The 10c and 15c sizes go at
sc. The zoe, 25c and SIC sizes go at
loc. Remember this sale is for Monday
only. c. Q. D. Store
The best buying time is in the morn
ing when everybody is fresh and eager
to serve you. Try it at Strains dept.
store. IT you cannot come in the morn
ing. come the best time you can. We
will save you money.
Charles Noble, an old and we'll
known resident Of Anaconda, who has
spent several months at Lewiston, Ida
no. returned yesterday for short stay.
Mr. Noble expects to locate in the
prosperous Idaho city.
226 East Commercial.
We have Coles hot blast heating
stoves, at Young & Dezelrs old stand.
Full line manicure goods and other
silver novelties, worth soc and 75c, at
Csc each. See south window at Merrilrs
to-day.
The drawing for Goodfriend Clothing
Co.'S $500 cash prize will take place
next Friday evening at $50 .. m.
Everybody having tickets is invited to
be present and those not having any
can get some yet. A chance with every
dollar purchase.
Deputy Sheriff Stevens picked I'D a
man on Ash street last evening in a
very drunken condition The man
was lying on the sidewalk and those |
residing in the vicinity feared he |
might freeze to death. The officers
were notified. The man |
was too drunk to give his name.
The Rev. Dr. Maurice Eisenberg of |
Butte will lecture at the Methodist |
church tomorrow evening on Shy
lock-" In addition to being one of the |
finest Shakespearean scholars in the
country, DR.. Eisenberg possesses extra
ordinary power as an orator. and his
recitations from Shakespeare are full
Of dramatic intensity and fire. His
"Shylock" is doubtless the best lecture
in his repertoire.
AT the Montana--James S. Woodruff, |
George Robenstein, New York; J. II.
Sharpe, Mrs. George w. Pierce, j. T. !
O'Bren, Butte; B. F. wellington, New
York; John H. Hall, Minneapolis: L.
Lillis. San Francisco: q. j. Pratt, San
Francisco; A. B. Fox, La Porte, md:
j. w. Rodgers. Salt Lake; S. Black, |
New York; ]. B. F. Reynolds, Denver;
E. C. Atwater. Butte: w. w. Walls
worth, Butte; G. w. Tackabury, Louis
Vile; A. L. Stone, Missoula; j. S. For