The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-29
MISSOULA NOTES.

Inc crop OF cherries this year Is said
to be much larger than it was year
ago
The train from the west last evening
| pulled out of MissouIa with double
| header,
Jake Mannheim is in stevensvlle for
several days, where he is looking after
business.
The new residence of Alfred Cave is
being rapidly finished the frame work
and the roof being Completed.
1t looks as if the free delivery sys-
tenn will not be started much before
the first of October, if it is then.
The court house seems to feel the
erect of the hot weather, very little
business being done in any OF the de-
partments.
Anyone desiring one of the new cat
alogues of the University of Montar a
can have one by addressing the presi-
dent, Oscar Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Funston are over
from Butler and will make arrange
ments to move their household effects
to their new home.
The proprietors of the Garden City
brewery are increasing their power
plant by adding 25-horse power boiler
to the already large plant.
the Methodist church sunday. Rev. j.
J. McAllister, the pastor, will preach
both morning and evening.
The horse and COW nuisance does not
seem to have abated of late, regardless
of the fact that there is herder ap-
pointed to look after them.
The police had their hands full early
his morning with several fairies from
off the row who Were drunk and caus-
ing considerable disturbance.
Missoula has the appearance of being
a very busy city. The streets are al
ways full of people. and new buildings
are being erected in every part.
Mrs. Frank Hanratty, who came to
the city a short time ago to receive
medical treatment has returned to her
home at Huson much improved.
Harper & Baird, who ran a sawmill
at Bonita, and who closed it down to
move 1t up the Bitter Root, have decid-
ed to locate 1t in the Tin Cup district.
A party composed of Newton Hyde
and family. John Pulliam and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Simpson will
leave Sunday for a months outing at
the Lolo Hot Springs.
Last evening was another one Of
those cases where the train from the
East arrived ON time and the express
man, motel DuSSeS, baggaSemen ana Ice
men We're not ready.
At the Christian church on Sunday
| there will be special services. In the
morning Mrs. HI. Gerould viii occupy
the pulpit, and in the evening there will
| be a special song service.
| Helena is reported to have a small
| pox case that was taken off Of the cas- :
! bound train. How it happened to miss
| Missoula is hard to say as Mis- soula
seems to have been getting the bulk Of
| them
! A stranger was brought to the city
| from Iron Mountain on to-day's Occur
d'Alene train and taken to the Sisters
hospital. where he will receive medi-
| cal treatment. He is suffering from
erysipelas.
| The farmers in the Big Rend are very
| thankful for the prompt action that tn :
| county commissioners are taking in
| the matter of replacing the bridge that
was s washed she'd wayaItAs are also these
Hayes & Marsh, the undertakers, to-
day received a telegram from Arlee
| asking that a coffin for a child of eight
| years be shipped there. No other word
accompanied the dispatch that would
| tell whom it was for.
The sign that the Northern Pacific
railroad caused to be tackled up at the
| depot prohibiting the riding of BIZ
| cycles on the platform of the depot
having very little effect, have hung ur
the second and if this does not have
the required effect they will keep on
hanging them up until the nuisance Is
| stopped.