The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-10
ABOUT The CITY.
Verberkmoes, optical specialist.
Picture frames at cost. F. B. Wright

Why pay rent; $1,000 will buy cozy,
| four-room cottage; $3.50 cash and S25
per month. O'Brien s. Peckover.
Independent Meat Market, 2Os East
| Commercial street.
Miss Emma Dunstan Of Butte is Wis
| ltlng friends in the city for a few days.
Wanted-Four to six-room furnished
| house. No kids. Address X, Standard
For Rent-Large hail in Standard
| building one night each week. Inquire
| at Standard office.
2. o. Sawyer and wife yesterday
decided to Mrs A. NJ. Mckay lot 2, in
Birch Hill allotment, for $40.50.
Commercial avenue of household fur
niture Friday at o'clock p. m.
Thomas Ford, a well-known rancher
whose place Is near Stuart, was in the
city the first time since his long ILL
ness.
Mrs. Albert Dragstadt will entertain
the Swedish Lutheran Sewing society
this afternoon in her home, 514 Elm
street.
A marriage license was issued yes
teIudy " IHOIildS ana MISS
Blendia L. Lynch, daughter of John
Lynch.
Lost-Dark leather pocketbook con-
taing money and papers of value. Find
er return to Standard office and receive
reward
The Great Northern railway is the
only line that runs through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
St. Paul daily without change.
George Christianson, Ole Harquist
Andy Bolt and Martin McGrath have
returned from a fishing trip to Race
Track creek, on which they caught 800
trout.
William Wallace of New Chicago by
deed recorded yesterday, has trans
ferred to Frank Conley and Thomas
McTague for consideration of $3.50,
lot 10, block 81, Deer Lodge.
j. B. Williams has bought out the
klondike saloon, formerly run by c.
Wintergast G. Co., on Main street, and
would like to see all his old and new
patrons and will keep in stock all the
choice wines, liquors and cigars.
Mrs. George Gates, wife of Conductor
Gates of the Butte Anaconda & Pa
cific, is at her old home in Orange
the serious illness of her mother, who
died the day Mrs. Gates reached st.
Paul
John Lewisohn of New York has
decided to John Furst for $l,4O0, the
northwest quarter of section 30, town
snip north, of range 10 west except
ing the mineral or coal that may be
contained in it. and excepting also such
OF the surface as may be needed for
mining.
At auction, for three days only, be-
ginning this evening at p. M, lace
curtains, elegant rugs, parlor lamps
chinaware, glassware, pictures. rock
ers, furniture, etc, etc. Chances free
to all attending in an elegant prize to
be given away tonight. l. Simon, 225
East Commercial.
Billy Collins came in from Gregson
Tuesday with load of hay, which he
traded for jag. He was asleep on
rested him early yesterday morning
Ten dollars and costs was the fine in
fiicted by Judge Kennedy in the police
court Collins is serving it out in
Jail.
The projectoscope parlors at 205 East
Park have added new views, making in
all 1s scenes, requiring over 1000 feet
of film to reproduce. The admittance
is 10 cents for the complete entertain
ment. Hear the Edison concert speak
er. Positively free. For ladies, gem
tlemen and children. Only three days
more.
At the Montana-T F. Richardson,
Great Falls; F. J. Derby, Salt Lake;
Ed ]. O'Neil, William Scallon, w. T.
7. Meyer, Butte; Mrs. E. D. Williams.
Indianapolis; B. H. Wytenvelt, New
York; U. G. Moser, Chicago; Raymond
McCune, Miss Fay McCune. Salt Lake:
II. j. Hill, New York; Miles Fenton,
Butte; ]. ]. Owens, Hamilton; ]. H.
Beecher, San Francisco; T. Shortell,
New York.