The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-01
MIss0ULA NOTES.

boIn-lo lne Wife of DR.. MacLay OIL
Lolo, May 10Th, girl
Rev. Mr.. McAllister returned from
Fargo this afternoon.
Robert Fisher went down the Snake
branch for day or two.
Joseph Marion is up from Frenehtown
attending to some business matter.
W. c. Orr and family are visiting
friends in the city from Hamilton.
Rufus Striker Of the Park addition is
rejoicing over the advent of an eight
pound boy which arrived at his home
this morning.
DR.. Hanbidge, specialist for diseases
OF the eye and throat. and for fitting
glasses, Will be at the Florence hotel
Friday, June 2.
John Hayes, county coroner, went
down to Jocko, where it is reported
that man was killed-how could not
be learned at the time
Train No. 8 from the east was two
hours late again to-day The east
bound trains have been on time and the
warm weather seems to have caused no
trouble whatever west of here as yet
Under Sheriff Violette went down to
Jocko on freight train this morning
to arrest crazy man that was said to
be very bad case He is expected
back this evening.
Ellen Quinn, nee O'Keefe, has begun
an action in the district court for the
foreclosure of mortgage against
David O'Keefe, Kenneth Ross and wife,
the First National bank of Missoula
and the Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust
company. Edward Horsky is attorney
for plaintiff.
T. j. McClung had a buffalo robe
stolen from his buggy last winter and
until this week has had no clue to its
whereabouts. He has located it. how
ever. and had a search warrant issued
to-day. He did not know the name of
the man and the warrant was issued in
the name of John, Doe
Barney AXtell had his trial for va
grancy before a jury in Judge Hayes
court of justice to-day. The case oc-
cupied the attention of the jury and
court all the afternoon. After the case
got to the jury they were not long in
finding him guilty. The sentence was
left to the Judge, who will pass SEN
tence on him tomorrow morning.
Justice of the Peace Hayes performed
a marriage ceremony in the office of the
county clerk this morning. Felix Cou-
ture and Felicite Rose, both residents
of the reservation, We're the contracting
parties, and they left this afternoon for
fed that his honor had done good job.
Justice Hayes also considered the cases
of several men charged with vagrancy
Two of them We're sentenced to 80 days
in the county Jail and six were given
fiOaterS.
The police force early this morning
made roundup of the hoboes at The
Northern Pacific stock yards and
brought in five whites and an Indian, all
drunk. 1t is supposed that the gang
bought Whiskey with money furnished
by the Indian and that all of them
filled up together. This looks like the
best opportunity that has presented it,
self for making an example of men who
furnish whiskey to the Indians If the
matter can be fixed upon some one of
the gang at the stock yards it will go
hard with him.
There was a serious head-end collis-
ion at the corner of Front and Higgins
avenue to-day between two bicycles,
one ridden by Kent Clark of this city
and the other by doe Root of Bonner
Root was knocked senseless and was
picked up by City Treasurer Lister,
who carried him to his store, where ne
revived in a short time. He was badly
shaken up, but was not cut any. Clark
did not lose consciousness, but had one
eye closed and was severely bruised
about the head and shoulders The two
men were riding in opposite directions
and when they tried to pass they turn
ed into each other. The wheels suffered
somewhat.