The Anaconda standard., 1899-09-07
MISSOULA NOTES.

John c. Beverly has taken charge OF
the Rankin house barber shop.
The lightning storm Tuesday burned
out.a number of the telephones through
the city.
Joseph Brunker has purchased the
business formerly run by Kendall Bros.
& Fisher.
Joseph Stieger of the brewery is re-
ported to be very i'll from an attack
of pneumonia
Miss Edna Parsons left Monday even
ing for Staunton, Va, where she will
attend college.
Miss Gertie Elliott of Butte is in the
city and is visiting with Mrs. r. H.
Frazier and daughter for a couple of
weeks.
The only work the county commits
sioners did to-day was to audit several
hundred bills that have been presented
for payment.
Miss Alice Minshall, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. S. w. Minshall, is confined to
her rooms in the Florence hotel with
a slight illness.
George whrede, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. F. ]. Homberg, for the
summer, left this evening for his old
home in Wisconsin.
Several parties that spent Sunday
duck hunting returned with their bags
full The day was a successful one
with almost all that went out.
Driver Seigle of the Garden City
brewery was kissed by the dreaded
kissing bug and his face was quite bad
ly swollen from the effects of it.
The Volunteers of America have
closed very successful camp meeting
at Woodside in the Bitter Root valley
and are returning to their homes.
The hotels were crowded Sunday
evening with guests that stayed in the
city on their way to Bonner to be pres
ent at the Labor day celebration.
c. p. Babcock, brakeman on the Bit
ter Root train that was wrecked near
Florence last month, and who was quite
badly hurt, is able to be out and around.
W. ]. Kennedy and wife spent Mon
day in the city from their Bitter Root
ranch. Mrs. Kennedy is on her way
East for an extended visit with rela-
tives.
A transcript of judgment was filed in
the district court to-day from the JUS
tice court of William Hayes, wherein
w. p. Maclay secured judgment against
Smith Davis.
The county clerks office has been on
the jump the last few days on ac-
ers are causing and the number of rec
ords that are being filed.
Rev. F. ]. Salsman united in mar
riage this afternoon Clarence f. Proctor
and Miss Elizabeth Sellers. They will
reside at Dayton, Flathead county,
where the groom is located.
The clerk of the district court has
issued marriage licenses to Clarence
E. Proctor of Dayton, Flathead county
and Miss Elizameth M. Sellers of Mis-
soula, and to Abraham Hines and Miss
Ellen L. Shrub, both of Thompson.
Messrs. Potts & Reed of the Rankin
house have purchased the saloon ad-
of it this evening. 1t will be run in
connection with the hotel hereafter
and under the same management
Daniel E. Bandmann condemned a
number of boxes of apples at the
freight depot this afternoon. They
were taken to vacant lot opposite
the depot and burned, but the apples
were not destroyed. The small boys
and the railroad hands helped them
selves to what was there and what
they couldn't eat they took home.
Daniel E. Bandmann has mailed to
Mr.. Cooley of the Bozeman agricul-
tural college a specimen of an insect
that was found on the leaves of the
trees that are growing on the ranch
of George F. Johnson near O'Keefe
canyon. Mr.. Bandmann is unable to
tell what they are, so sent them to
the college for Identification. The
leaves that they were on are young
and have turned a dark brown and
seem to have lost all life.