The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-12
MISSOULA NOTES.

Judge Woody left this morning for
Hamilton, where he is holding court for
Ravalli county.
Clarence Davis has returned from a
pleasure trip to the upper end Of the
Bitter Root valley.
The first meeting of the Pioneers Of
the Pacific will be held in the Union
block Tuesday evening.
Rev. 0. c. Clark is in Helena attend
ing the 18th annual meeting of the Con-
gregatfonal churches of the state.
Rev. N. J. Jordan. who occupied the
pulpit at the Christian church Sunday,
has returned to his home in Helena.
William @. Rant has sold his min
ing property in the Wallace district TO
r. NJ. Cobban for the sum of 5000.
D. H. Ross and family have rented
the new house of John Taylor ou South
Fifth street and has moved into it.
The new prosperity block of E. w.
Schilling will be completed by the first
oil the month and ready for occupancy.
c. P. Thompson, assistant superin-
tendent of the Northern Pacific dining
car department, was nj Missoula visit
ing to-day.
Paul Becker is laid up with stiff
neck The cords in the neck have swol-
len so that he its unable to do any
work at his bench.
Misses March and Young, who have
been the guests of Miss Greenough dur
ing the summer, have left for their
homes in the East.
The district court for Missoula county
has adjourned until Saturday, Sept. %,
when it will hear probate matters and
finish other proceedings that have been
commenced.
Prof. Arthur L. Westcott, who will
occupy the chair of mechanical engi-
neering at the State university, arrived
on this afternoons train. His family
will not arrive for some time.
Bonner & Price to-day purchased the
west corner of the Heyfron corral on
Pine street, opposite the county Jail.
and will at once begin the erection of
substantial stone warehouse.
The Flints opened their engagement
for week at the Union tonight with
clever nights entertainment in hyp-
notism. There was a fair attendance
and the audience was well pleased.
A circus on three wagons passed
through Missoula this morning bound
for the Bitter Root valley. The menag-
erie was large, consisting of two trick
horses, one monkey and three dogs
Circulars have been received from
Washington announcing that examina-
lions Will soon De nelu LOT clerk loI
the Missoula land office The pay at
tached to this office WILDE 5000 year.
County Attorney Denny and ]. M.
Evans left this afternoon for Plains,
where they appear in the case of the
state of Montana VS.. H. r. Robinson,
who is charged with exhibiting a dead
ly weapon.
A. B. Browne is at Beartown, the To-
cation of the Montana & Denver Reduc-
ton company's smelter, attending to
the distribution of $4,000, which is the
amount of the pay roll for last month.
The machinery for the plant is eX-
pected in a short fine
Arthur McKeown and WA. Graham
have moved from Bonner to the city,
and will reside here for the future. Mr..
McKeown will occupy the house for
merly occupied by DR.. G. p. Mills, and
Mr. Graham will live in j. F. Dish
mans house on the south side.
Lett. the man that William Beeskove
Coyote Bid wanted bound over TO
keep the peace, was up before Judge
Houtchens for hearing and was dis
charged The evidence was insufficient
to place Lett under bonds. Hizzonner,
Judge Myers, appeared for the defend
ant.
The many friends of c. w Burton,
who was Chinese inspector for this
district, will be sorry to learn that he
has resigned his office. Mr. Burton,
while working in this district, has
| formed a wide circle of friends. who
will wish him good luck at whatever
| he undertakes.
Charles s. Cranston has begun fore
| closure proceedings in the district court
! against Fred j. and Cynthia Taylor.
| The proceedings were brought to sat
| isfy a judgment secured for the pay
ment of promissory note for SIPS and
| interest from Oct. Z, 1897, at the rate OF
| Is per cent per annum. j. NJ. Dixon is
| attorney for the plaintiff.
The sheriff has received from the dis
trct court of Missoula county an order
| to sell at sheriff's sale the old Bennett
| opera house, on Front street. Annie y
Bickford secured judgment against w
! NJ. Bickford in the district court Satur.
| day for $14,211.44 and the property viii
be sold to satisfy the judgment. Inc
| sale will take place Oct. at the court
| house