The Anaconda standard., 1899-09-16

is now the editor and manager of a
newspaper. the Advance, in Pocatello
Idaho. The Advance is the official or
gan of the county and city in which II
is published and is taking leading
place among the weeklies in that state
lin fact it is considered the best week
ly paper in Idaho. Miss Perry comes OF
newspaper family and has mind
well trained for the work of the news
paper office, and in Idaho, where women
vote, is pretty certain to cut a wide
swath in politics. Some of the leading
democrats of Idaho are said to be in
terested in the success of the Advance.
The Standard reporter has sample
of a new kind of grass grown on the
ranch of George Gordon on the Boulder.
The seed was secured by Mr.. Gordon
from the United States bureau of agri-
culture and appears to be especially
adapted for Montana lands and climate.
The crop grown without irrigation on
Mr.. Gordon's ranch this year will go
four tons to the acre.
j. Z. Mallery and family drove down
the Yellowstone a distance of 10 miles
Sunday and engaged the attention OF
the trout along the way They caught
100 of the finny beauties and the fish
ing was SO fine that Earl Mallery,
boy of II, landed a three-pound trout
without assistance. Two baskets were
filled by the catch and a long string of
the speckled denizens of the mountain
stream was hung beneath the buggy as
the party drove gaily home.
George w. Anderson is in Big Timber
this week acting as publisher for the
Express at that place while the owner
of the newspaper is out of town. 1t is
fair to expect that the Express will be
an unusually good newspaper this week,
as the Post infers that George w. will
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editorials like a duck to water.
At sunset yesterday began the great
est holiday in the Jewish year, known
as Yom Kippur. This day ending
the 10 penitential days, has been OBJ
served all over the world by the Jewish
race since immemorial times. On this
day the faithful jew abstains from
food and drink for "A hours and appro-
pirate services will be held in the tenn
pies.
Carriers bridge on the canyon road is
being repaired this week.
The Banquet restaurant opened by w.
l. Penny was closed the past week. Mr..
Penny opened an excellent place and
had the town been large enough to sup
port another good restaurant he would
certainly have enjoyed splendid pat
ronage. AS it is, the sequel shows that
restaurants-like newspapers-may get
so numerous in town that their ordiii-
airy business is not sufficient to 30
around.
Word comes from Horr that L. S.
Taylor of this city, who went to the
Upper Yellowstone country early in the
week on a business trip, was taken Sc
riously i'll at Horr Monday evening. At
last accounts he was improving.
The quaker Medicine company still
holds forth nightly opposite the city
hall.
The Florence Crittenton Mission cir
Gle will meet at the home of Mrs. How
ard Tuesday. Sept. 10, at 4:30 p m.
The work on the cutters on the east
side Of Main street is progressing finely
and will be finished by Friday. Main
street furnishes a pleasing sight in it's
present condition and is a credit to the
town and reflects in no small degree the
capable and businesslke administration
which is responsible for this great i'm
pToVement.
The Livingston Enterprise came out
last week under the editorship of Je-
rome z. Williams, court stenographer
who has accepted a place in the office
of that paper pending its passage into
other hands. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lesser have re-
moved from the Van Horn cottage OPP
pozite the Conversational church to the
residence owned by Mrs. Rowe on West
Calendar street.