The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-14
MISSOULA NOTES.


The free delivery seems as far away
as ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston have left FOR
an extended trip In the East.
Fishing parties are the order OF the
day. Some pretty good catches nave
been reported.
Lynn Catlin has accepted a position
in the freight office of the Northern
Pacific Railway company.
A. j. Violette left this afternoon on
the Occur d'Alene train for Nine Mile
to attend to some official business.
Miss Hilda Higgins. who has been
seriously ill for some time, Is reported
as being much improved in health to-
day.
Bob Murphy has given UP his lease
on the Rankin house barber shop and
viii go into business in another part Of
the city.
DR.. Buckley has left for trip to AL
aska. He will Join the Millard party at
Tacoma and will accompany them up
the coast
Miss Bonnie Costello is confined to
her room at the Florence hotel with i'll
ness, She is improving and will soon
be able to be out again.
The members of the sheriff's Office
made roundup Of all the hoboes that
could be found Wednesday night. They
managed to round up three.
A number of prospectors are fitting
out for an extended trip into the noun
tains, taking with them from three to
hve pack horses in each party.
The county commissioners have
placed few benches under the trees
in the court yard. It's nice place to
spend few hours these hot days.
Miss Margaret Pendergrass has re-
turned from Helena, where she went
to have her eyes treated by a special
list. She will leave for her home at
Martina, Friday.
The telephone and the telegraph COM
panies are removing their poles that
are in the alley that has been ordered
opened through the property back OF
c. w. Lombard's property.
Mrs. Sweeney, mother of the children
at Clinton that are afflicted with small
poX, Is getting along very we'll The
county physician returned from there
this morning and says that all will soon
be entirely well.
Prairie schooners containing families
are seen every day on the streets of the
city, most of them going to the Bitter
Root valley, where the people will look
for places to locate. They are coming
from the Eastern states.
T. c. Coleman of the Western Wheel
works is in the city Quitting for a
summer trip across the Bitter Root
range into the Clearwater country. He
viii be accompanied by M. B. Spencer,
the guide who was with him on his trip
last year.
H. X. Jackson, whose remarkable
tenor voice has attracted attention in
the local Salvation Army meetings here
for several years, has been appointed
captain in the army and has left for
Kalspell to take charge of the army at
that point. His family accompany him
and he was escorted to the station by
the local Salvationists,
One of the most peculiar things that
has come to the notice of plumbers in
this city is the condition of the sewer
in the court house yard which they
We're called upon to repair. 1t has been
causing q great deal of trouble of late,
and the plumbers have found that the
roots of the big trees have grown
through the sewer pipes. The workmen
will replace the sewer pipe with iron
piping,
The patrons az the Florence hotel
We're aroused in the early hours of
Thursday morning by the hearing of
cries of a woman that was being abus-
ed by man that claims to be her hus-
band He and this woman had some
trouble in one of the houses on the
row and she went into the alley back
of the Florence hotel. presumably to
look for the police Before help ar
rived, however, she was taken back
to her place on Front street and taken
care of by friends.