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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-02
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MISSOULA NOTES.
Judge Knowles is over from Helena

Judge Knowles is over from Helena.
Missoula will have one circus this
year, and perhaps two
Justice Houtchens to-day sent up five
disturbers for 10 days each.
Now, God be praised for June" 1t
can't be any worse than May was.
Pat Mahoney writes that he is in New
York and that he will soon be home.
Little Sterling Boone is much better,
and will soon be out to. see his friends.
Billy Logan, the official COW herder,
is doing great work on the south side.
The irrigation congress committee
needs a check from every merchant in
town.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday.
Nothing gives visitor better opin-
ion of city than good streets, well
kept and clean.
To-day being steamboat day. the bill
fend was around and reports that col
lecting was good.
Barney Axtel was sentenced to-day
to 45 days in the county Jail in the
court of Justice Hayes
With the beginning of June it is the
duty of every business man in the city
to join the board of trade
A carload of fine beef cattle was
shipped to Wallace on yesterdays train
for the butchers at that place.
The grass is getting high enough to
furnish good forage for the horses of
that promised cavalry squadron.
Missoula has no boom this spring, but
there is not a vacant house in town
that is desirable for a residence.
The Clarke Literary society of the
university will give a spread tomorrow
to Its members and those that have
been members
Every merchant in town has done a
good business this spring. He should
remember this when he pays his sub
scription to the irrigation congress
fund.
Rev. J. j. McAllister has returned
from the burial of Mrs. McAllister's re-
mains at Fargo and will conduct the
usual services at the Methodist church
Sunday.
Remember the dates of the irrigation
congress, Sept. %, 26 and p. They will
soon be here. and has the committee
done anything toward entertaining the
visitors.
Now for the Fourth of July celebra-
ton At the meeting of the board of
trade last evening the expressions were
that we could and ought to have a
larger celebration than we had last
year.
The county commissioners will in an
other week decide the matter of free
road between Missoula and Bonner.
The people of the east end of the coun-
ty are tired of paying toll to get into
Missoua.
The members of Esther lodge. Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah. held special session
in their hall last night to receive their
national president, Mrs. Violet Matti-
son. The evening was pleasantly spent,
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en- through the partition. When found
he was lying on the floor of the mail
car about midway the length of the
car and nearly every bone in his body
was crushed. His head was flattened
and death must have been instantane-
Gus. There is no mail clerk on No. 2
between Spokane and Missoula or there
would probably have been another
death to record.
All Of the men who We're in the wreck
have been long in the service. Engi-
neer Howe has been running an engine
II years, and this is his first wreck
Engineer Flynn is an old man on this
division. He was injured two years
ago in the runaway down Helena
mountain that hurt SO many men. Con-
ductor Shaver has been on the Rocky
Mountain division about year, having
come here from Livingston. This is his
first accident on this division.
All of the passengers on No. have
been congratuiating themselves upon
their fortunate escape. Had the coll
lfsion occurred 800 yards farther west,
the speed OF the train would not have
been checked and the list of fatalities
would have been long one. All the
passengers agree in saying that Engi-
neer Howe stopped the train in SPLEEN
did manner. few passengers were
shaken up by the sudden stop, but none
We're hurt. w. D. Wheeler, a we'll
known travelling man, was on the train,
and he says that the speed of the train
had slackened to less than 20 miles an
hour He heard the sudden application
of air and braced himself. He was not
even thrown from his seat.
The shock of the collision burst the
f1ues of both engine boilers and for a
few minutes the water and steam
poured from each. Fortunately there
was no explosion.
Conductor Shaver found a horse and
rode to Duncan, from which place he
telegraphed a report of the accident.
Roadmaster Hartman and work train
crew and Foreman Flemming and his
bridge men were soon on hand, and by
the time the wrecking train arrived
from Missoula had the caboose of the
freight out of the way.
When the wrecking outfit reached
here, the work proceeded systemati-
cally and as rapidly as possible the
wreckage was cleared away. The
trucks of the mail car were SO twisted
around that 1t was a difficult matter
to get them righted. By the time this
car was out of the way the wrecked
engines had been lacked up and cleared
of all loose parts, so that they could
be hauled to Perma siding. In - hours
and 10 minutes from the time of the
collision, the track was clear and No.
was dDle 10 proceed eastward, Drawn
by freight engine. The extent of the
damage 10 the rolling stock is less than
$4,000.
Coroner Hayes came out on No. 3 to-
night from Missoula and examined the
remains of the man who was killed,
but could find nothing by which he
could be identified. He was we'll
dressed and in one pocket of his coat
was note book. bearing the business
card of the U. S. store It Tacoma. 1t is
not likely that there will be an in
quest.
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A Month From To-day.

Missoula, June 1.-One month from
to-day Missoula is to see the free de-
livery system inaugurated, which has
been looked for for the last five or six
months. The streets are all numbered
and the street signs are ready for the
street corners. All that now remains to
be done is to get the mail boxes in their
proper places and appoint the carriers.
Who the carriers will be is as vet I'M
known. as the department at Washing
ton has not made known who passed
the civil service examinations that We're
held in this city last month and three
months ago. Word is expected every
day from Washington as to who the
successful ones are, as they will have
to order their uniforms in time, SO as
to be here before the list of July.
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At the Hotels.

The Florence-J. D. Quinn. New
York; r. E. Hall, Denver; C. A. Stillin-
ger, reservation; Frank Vogel, Bonner;
W. o. Horton, city; W. A Selvrdge
Helena: L. V. Wertheimer, c. f. Wood
man, Butte; w. Florence, Chicago; NJ.
B. Katie, San Francisco; T. l.. Peck,
St. Paul; c. B. Thorn, Minneapolis; H..
L. Baur st. Louis; ]. P. Adair, Chi
cago; S. S. Streeter, Wheeling, W. Va :
Miss Kirsch, Crookston F. D. Robert
son. st. Louis.
The Rankin-Mrs. B. F. Payne. Null
Ian; j. M. King, Lynch Spur; Cyrlle
Bourgeois, Huson; Mrs. Houle. French
town: Mrs. Nellie Russell and child,
Clinton; E. Donlan, Frenchtown; c..
w. Clark, Menomenee, Wis; James
Root Racine, Bonner; o. E. Kenyon,
Chicago; Thomas Barton, Dawson City;
]. A. Kearney, Frank Haggerty, Bon
ner; Paul Prent, Great Falls; F. D..
Niles, Helena; F. Connel. city; Will
lam Gogerty, Spokane; j. E. Naughton,
city; ]. H. Schmitz and wife and daugh-
ter, Loio; Frank MCGEE, London, Eng
land.
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Stocking the Ranges.

Missoula, June 1.-The amount of live
stock that is being moved this spring
is unusually large, especially as con-
Germs the local market Many cattle
have already been brought in from the
coast states to be fed in Montana. More
will arrive during the next few months
and the choice ranges of the western
part of the state will be we'll stocked.
Many of the cattle that have been pur-
chased in Oregon are for winter feed
ing in the Bitter Root valley and the
number of cattle that will be wintered
there this year will be larger than ever
before.
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FOREST RESERVE LANDS SCRIP
For Sale at Reasonable Terms.

A second lot of 1900 acres forest re-
serve land available for selection of
lieu lands from the public domain;
these lands are used for selection of
any vacant public lands subject to set
tlement in the same manner as scrip,
surveyed or unsurveyed, in tracts of
any quantity from 100 acres upward,
scrip is ready for delivery by Saturday,
June 3. Apply to George E. Boos,
agent, MiSsoula.
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One Year for Arson.

Hamilton, June 1.-District court for
Ravalli county convened this morning
with Judge Woody on the bench. The
morning was taken up principally IN
setting cases for trial. and the after
noon was devoted to the trial of Henry
Poole, charged with arson in setting
fire to a house at Florence.
The evidence in this case was all IN
and the arguments made before 6
O'Clock. The case was given to the
jury, and up to 8 o'clock the SUPPOSE
ton was that the jury would hang. In
deed, it was reliably known a short
time before that time that the jury
was standing five to seven, but not
which way. Shortly after o'clock.
however, word was sent that the IL
good men and true had arrived at de-
cision, and the judge and attorneys re-
paired to the court room. where the
verdict was read. The jury found
Poole guilty of arson in the second de-
gree and fixed the punishment at one
year in the states prison. There is a
good deal of difference of opinion about
town this evening in regard to that
verdict, and many believe Poole should
have been acquitted. 1t was County
Attorney Bakers first criminal trial,
and he scored a win.
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Grand Wooden Display,

Missoula, June IA representative
of Strauss Bros, merchant tailors, will
be at the Golden Rule store Friday and
Saturday, June and 8, with from $50
to 400 samples. all different patterns.
Don't miss this opportunity to get fine
tailor suit at very low figures.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-02

Mothers Friend boys shirt waist
given free with every boys suit. Chi
cago Bee Hive, Missoula.
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Bicycle repairing and bicycles on the
installment plan. Morgan & Wright
tires, s.; inner tubes, 81. j. L. Mcbride.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-02

A full line of straw and crash hats,
latest styles and cheapest prices. The
Fair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-02

Don't buy a chainless wheel until
you see the Spinroller 1t will be here
soon. Bishop G. Kern.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-02

For wall paper. paints and window
glass go to headquarters. Gilbert
Rhodes, Hammond black
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-02

Lowest estimates given on paper
hanging and painting. Cheapest wall
paper and glass in town. L. N. Smons.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana office of the Standard is
at 21S Higgins avenue opposite Postoffice, Mis-.
soula. Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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Call for Old Valley at Exchange.
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Walla Walla strawberries, the first of
the season, at A. NJ. Stevens & Co.'S.
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Rec HEIGHTS.

The c. < \. W. R'y. Co. will buiil
4 new and larger water tank nj this
since
alrs Watkins OF iIighmore WIS in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Ritterman and children from
Blunt are visiting her sister Mrs.
Viii Gardner
TIE zee cream social last Friday
niglt was well attended ana the
ladies added a neat little sum to
tlcir bank account.
Miss Eva Whitcomh and Mrs. Ida
Watkins invited alb out sixty Of their
friends to meet mt the home OF the
latter. last Monday eve. The occas
sion was the piano recital given by
Miss Emma Moses of Chicago. Miss
Moses is an accomplished musician,
having spent several years in Berlin
studying under the best teachers
For over an hour the large company
sat spell bound as it is seldom, land
lever i'm the vest does one haye the
pleasure OF listening to such artistic
playing, but as we editor was pres
cnt, his pen can give a better ac-
count than ours.
Miss Moses leaves Thurs. for Chi
cago with the best wishes OF host
OF friends she has made while with
us, and we all hope she may visit us
another summer.
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Aug. 3t5
Contest Notice.

Department OF the Interior United States
Land Office, Huron, South Dakota July ID
1899.
To Mrs. Anna Blanchard, witonJunction.
Muscatine county, Iowa, Reuben Blanchard
Albuquerque. Bernallilo county, New Mex.
leo, Theoda Blanchard Pulver Elmwood
Peoria county, Illinois. Frances blanchard,
OFT, Wilton Junction, Muscatine county. la.
wayne county New York. William BIancb,
ard. Muscatine, Muscatine county lowe
widow and heirs respectively OF Hendrick or
kendrick Blanchard deceased, and to James
i. diesier, Administrator OF the estate of
the Aforesaid decedent, of Muscatine. Musca :.
tine county. Iowa, and To whom it may
concern '
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
MED In this office by David X. Moncur. ofMIl.
Ter, south Dakota, contestant against rim
Der culture entry No. .924O made Nav 18th
1888, Tor south West quarter, section 10
township IA ~, range 6S W.. by Hendrick
it ~ alleged that the entrymdn IL dead. That
MS demise occurred Nov. 10th 1891 That
the enteryman. and since his death his heirs
or the ADMINISTRATOR OF the estate, have
WHOLLY falied to comply with the timber euI
ture laws Tor the fast nine years. That DIR.
ing all ef said time the tract remained aud
now remains wholly unplo wed, uncuItiyated
uncropped ana without any trees tree-seeds
OF cuttings planted or growing thereon
Said parties are hereby notified to annear
respond and offer evidence touching ALI al
legation sad at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Sept. 18th.
1851 before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office I'm Huron Rail- liz
county South Dakota ''""io
ne said contestant having In nroner nj
nIaylt filed May Sth, 1899, set forth f.cts
rtn snoW that after due diligence persona,
selN,ce ol TINS notice can not be made N ~
hereby ordered and directed that such nat;aa
De given Dy due and proper pupljcotinn In
The Pioneer Press. published ut Miller = u ~
G. A BLAKE, Register
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Land Opened.

Pierre Special to the Argus. y
The local land office today received
notice that the record has been
cleared to the land relinquished by
the st ate on the Crow Creek reserya-
ii o n in the eastern part OF thiscoun-
ty, and the same is now open to set
I'll ement. This opens $4,000 acres
in this land district. There were
a h out 65, 900 acres of the same class
OF land in Hyde and Hand counties,
in the Huron district, which is now
likely likely in the same district as
the lands in this district.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-08-24
Satisfied with Huron Meeting

Sioux Falls Press The Press is
earthly in favor of the very things
sought by the Huron convention.
We have been perhaps more persist
emit in demanding that this action be
take than any other newspaper of
the state. 1t was matter of great
pleasure to us that we were able to
assist in the convention and to Sc
cure in addition to the movement
for fund to pay the fares OF the re
turning soldiers in good health the
setting apart OF a fund for hospi tai
and relief work.
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A Frightful Blunder

Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Seald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
Will kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores,
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth.
only 25cts. a box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by J. d. Fitzgerald Drug
pist. 33t5
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WHAT OTHERS THINK.
.nl Say About Various SnSjee,s OF
Interest
DGOley,s Philosophy

pierra Free Press :-The philos.
ophy that aboundS in high class WIZ
and humor is OF more value than all
the ethical works OF spencer or the
speculations OF sage or dreamer since
the race was born. Wit pnnctures
with It's needle point the bubble OF
theory, Sarcasm with Damascus
blade cuts through the skin OF AFRO
rant ignorance and to the heart OF
hvpocracv. Learned dispositions
and lengthy arguments often iend
dignity to the bubbles OF casuists,
while an epigram or laugh shows
their absurdity. Pope boosted that
he was proud e Shakespeare
fools were philosophers and the
wisest men are the men that laugh.
Cervantes made chivalry ridiculous.
Petroleum V. Nasty laid bare the ip-
Justice OF slavery and the sophistrieS
of the democratic party; and now
in Mr. Dooley the new Irish writer,
we have humorist who can show
the ridiculous pretensions OF the
Populists in few words. Wequote;
Keep yer eve on tn Pops, job n.
They're gr-reat people ANA gr-rea t
pa-artv. What is their principles ?
Amy OF thing that tn other partie
has rejected. Some iv thin is in
favor iv coming money out " balled
hay an dhried apples. They are
the infationtionists. Others want
tn government to divide up the riyi-
nues equally among all la-ads that's
too strong to warruk. TIL Pops Is
agin the banks an agin havin' gas
that can be blowed out OF the human
lungs. A sthron G section is devoted
to tn principal iv separatin' Mark
Hanna firm his money"
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Foreclosure Notice,

To David Hare, Mortagor. Take notice.
Default In payment existing on n
IN ort gage dated the iii day of June 1889
and recorded in Hand bounty, South Dako-
tn on the Sth day of Jte, 1889, at 4 O clock
p. m in book 40 OF mttgages. page 5O7 OF
the public records Of Aid county, executed
by David Hare ian uIharried NAM mort
gagor, to the Northwestern Mortgage
Trust Company, OF RJfeld. Dakota. mort
gage, and assigned uCharlesS. Wilmington.
said assignment beinfecorded In book go
OF mortgages, page ~, OF the public re-
cords OF said Hand cdnty, on the North
East quarter OF secti4 five 90, township
one hundred fifteen ID north of range
sixty-six (66), west dtle 9Th y. m, three
hundred ninety-nind d)llars and sixteen
cents $500. 49, beingfut thereon, at this
date, for principal, aid Interest, Said mort
gage will be foreciosd to satisfy the amount
due, with costs and 6penses OF sale, and
statutory attorney'5ee. by sale of said
premises at public alton, at the frott door
OF the court house i'm the town OF Miller.
county 81 Hand andttate OF South IakOta,
on the Both day Of SEPTEMBER, 1899 n two
O'Clock p. m. by thefherih OF said cunty,
or his deputy.
1Sth, 1899
n. SPITLER, Attorney. ISAAC LISCoN,
Agent fSr assignee OF Mortgage.
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That ThrObbiDg Headache.

Would quickly leave you, ii you
used Or. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands OF sufferers have proved
heir matches merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches. They make
pure blood and strong nerves aud
build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only 20 cents. Money
back if not cured. Sold by j. D.
Fitzgerald, Druggist. 33t5
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letter, Salt.Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting
incident to these diseases, is instant
Is allayed by applying Chamber
lain's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many
very bad cases have been permanent
ly cured by it, 1t is equally efficient
for itching piles and favorite RENE
dy for sore nipples, chapped hands,
chilblains, frost bites and chronic
sore eyes. 25cts. per box. For sale
by Fitzgerald's Drug Store. 51y1
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First Pub. Aug. "a to-
CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR PUB

First Pub. Aug. "a to,
CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR PUB
LEGATION
Department of the Interior Land Office M
Huron, - D., Augl21, 1899
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has Ned notice Of his in tention
to make final proot in support ofhis claims,
County Judge OIL Hand county. s
Oak. at his office inkliller, S. OAK, on Fri
day, Oct, 6, 1899, tz:
Henry ERB,
under his III. f, No. l36S7 for the s +. II
Sec. II, twp. 100 NRange 90, W. 9Th D. m.
viz:
HENlY ERB,
under his L =. T.. Nd9159, for the n. r. IA
Sec. Is twp. 100, hinge 50 west 9Th ~ m
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residdce upon and cnItiya.
ton OF said land, vi1 John W Alloway
Calvin III. Porter. Frak G.. Ross, John /,
Arbogast, all OF Ame5s Oak
GA. BLAKE. Register.
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No Partisanship.

Huronite Governor Lee was con-
spicu GUS at the Huron meeting by
his absence; ditto Pettigrew. But
the meeting did business without
them and placed them on the COM
mittee OF reception, showing that the
delegates were not governed by any
narrow feelings, but actuated by a
desire to serve the volunteers.
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July 2Ot6,
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Huron. $. Oak. july II
1899. Notice is hereby given that the OE
lowing named settler has filed notice OF BIZ
intention to make final proof in support q
his claim. and that said proof will be mad
before the Judge OF the County Co5t
in and for Hand county $. Oak at Miller,
:. Oak. on Saturday Aug. 26, 1890, viz:
EDGAR NJ. ANDREWS,
under II. +. No. 140l7 for the + u See p
Twp. III y. Range oS west 5tn p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 PROV
his continuous residence upon and cuItiys
ton of, said land. viz: Harry G, SPAN
Joseph III. Spain, Slyvanus l.. Wilkins, EG
dell j. Miller all OF Miller, $. Oak.
G. A. BLAKE Register
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Rep. Politicians and-"Jump Jacks

Rep. Politicians and-''Jump Jacksv'
At the state meeting to devise
ways and means to return the South
Dakota volunteers from San Fran
cisco, at Huron, Wednesday, most
every republican politician and jump
Jack in the state was presently
Ter Gazette.
John II. Baldwin and son Milo, T..
III. Henshaw, and-ye editor, attend
ed the state meeting at Huron
Wednesday Miller Gazette.
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"AlIeged HunlOr."

Bro. Bushfield $ alleged Mrs. Lease
interview was SO rank that he chuck
ed it off on the back page OF his pa
per. Bushfeld would no doubt lead
the procession in humorist con
test, especially il politics was tho
theme. Miller Gazette.