The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-03
MlssOULA NOTES.

It's wise man that knows when to
get sick.
We won in a walk-that is Uncle
Rufe's song now.
Chief Burgers case of smallpox was
not such a bad thing for him after all.
Dewey should be proud of the fine
send-off that the Missoula ladies gave
him. ~
The irrigation congress committee
needs check from every merchant in
town.
Uncle Rufes smile is a thing of
beauty these days. His cinch was nos
dream.
There are still a few days left in
which to prepare for tree planting on
Arbor day.
Now that the bridges are fixed, the
warm weather may come as soon as
the administration will permit.
The city COW will please take notice
that Billy Logan is the official herdar
It's all off with the COW now.
William Cornell of Superior has To-
| Gated the Copper Queen quartz lode
mining claim, in Missoula county.
The Menda club did not give its ex-
| pected banquet Monday night. The
Prosperity cake walk will now proceed
One drunk and disorderly contributed
| to the revenue of Judge Houtchens'
court to-day by paying the fine i'm
posed.
Will Senator Carter please follow up
that Fort Mssoula telegram with a
| fair weather order? That would make
| him solid.
1t would not be bad plan to send
| for some of Georgias lynchers if the
| anonymous letter writer does not crawl
into his hole.
Mrs. ]. j. Buckley and daughter will
spend the next year in Europe. and
have left for the East to prepare for
their voyage.
Missoulans who think the weather is
bad here should go somewhere else for
| day or two and see how much better
off they are than other places in the
| state.
1t remains to be seen whether the
chilliness that followed the Monday
night meeting of the council in certain
quarters will further delay the spring
| or not.
Engineer Martin. the victim of the
| railway accident at Livingston Mon
day, is at the Northern Pacific hospi-
tai. He arrived here in as good condi-
ton as could be expected.
The farmer who bowls because the
|
price for oats is usually the man VINO
sends to eastern mail order establish
ments for his own supplies.
Mayor Webster was right when he
said he couldn't please everybody-so
he pleased the council. He will see
more of the aldermen during the next
"a months than of anybody else.
The secretaries" of the bad lands ap-
plauded Monday night when the council
| refused to confirm the appointment Of
p. j. Kline as chief of police. They
may find that Uncle Rufe will not be
agreeable to them
Aldermen Gibson and Mcbride, who
are the majority of the street and alley
committee, are personally interested in
Higgins avenue and something may
reasonably be expected of their con-
sideration of the problem.
Judge Woody to-day ordered the re-
lease from custody of Leila King and
her secretary" Tracey, on the
grounds that there had been some IL
Irregularities in their trial in the lower
court. They We're arrested again later
in the day on the same charge as be-
fore
In a suit for claim and delivery be-
fore Judge Hayes to-day l.. H. Mott
was ordered by the court to surrender
a trunk that he had been holding on
account of some trouble over wages
that he had had for girl. Wilds &
Hall appeared for the plaintiff and NJ
l.. Crouch for the defendant.
The clergymen are protesting against
the opening of the Union theater Sun
day night. "McFadden's Row of Flats
has been advertised for that night, but
it is said that the performance will not
be allowed to take place. Manager
John Mcguire is not in town. so it is
not known what he will do in the mat
ter.