The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-05
MISs0ULA NOTES.

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judge Knowles is in the city for a
short time.
w, H. Price Of Quigley is guest at
the Rankin.
A. Hurley of Butte is registered at
the Florence.
Miss NJ. NJ. Dyer of Butte is a Mis-
soula v.eitor.
w. o. Burrill of Plains is registered
AT the Rankin
r. A. OHara of Hamilton spent Mon
day in Missoula.
Larry Lund is in town, after a
months absence.
Jerry Hudson is registered at the
Rankin from Quigley.
Mrs. j. c. b.. Stivers has recovered
from her recent illness.
r. L. McCulloch of Hamilton has been
in Missoula this week.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
George T. Baggs made Mfssoula a
short visit from Stevensville Monday.
J. M. Price and Mrs. Price Of Vic
tor have returned from their Eastern
trip.
w. E. Lindenborn of Thompson Falls
has been a visitor IN town for day or
two.
Mrs. H. ". Walton has returned to
Deer Lodge after a visit with friends
in Missoula.
H. P. Kennel, receiver for the Helena
& Victor Mining company, has returned
from western trip.
]. B. Collins, superintendent of forest
reserves, accompanied by Mrs. Collins,
have gone to Eastern Montana.
J. J. Fisher is visiting Missoula from
Burke, where he now resides and to
which place he will return this week.
The local land office reports numerous
inquiries as to the nature of the avail
able government land in this section
Assessor Prescott and his deputy. S.
c. Travis, are in the western part of
the county listing property for the tax
roll.
The coal vein that has been struck
north of Missoula is all right, but it is
on Higgins avenue.
The concert at the NJ. E. church to-
night by the Chicago Lady Quartette
was an artistic musical success. The
large audience was well pleased.
Farmers who have granaries full Of
oats are feeling better this month than
man with big gold mine. The oats
are as good property as gold dust.
Local gunners. who are busy this
week in pursuit of the gentle goose.
would win the eternal friendship of a
long-euffering public if they would turn
their guns loose upon the city cow.
r. M. Cobban has returned from a
trip to the coast in the interests of
the Missoula Irrigation & Power com
pany. After spending day in Missou-
la. he went over to Butte for short
visit
Joseph Steiger. manager Of the Gar
den City Brewing company. and Miss
Resie Belle of Anaconda were married
here this evening. The local German
colony celebrated the affair in proper
style.
The county commissioners will be in
worse fix than man who has stirred
up hornets nest If they do not take
action very soon in regard to a free
road to Bonner. The people up the
canyon are getting hostile.
Now let the campaign promises of
municipal improvement be carried out
1t has been said that municipal plat
forms in Missoula do not cut any ice
Here is an opportunity for the new ad-
ministration to make a record.
The mayors troubles have just be-
gun. The campaign prior to election
was not in it with the campaigns OF
the applicants for appointive offices
These latter are active and aggressive
Some of them are at it early sand late
and the mayor has little rest.
The bicycle rider who wheels along
the sidewalk may enjoy the pastime
but he is a nuisance and will soon rur
up against the city ordinance that for
bids this practice. 1t is getting unsafe
to walk across the bridge these days
unless a man takes his chances with
the teams on the roadway. At one
time Tuesday there were seven wheels
on the footwalks of the bridge, with
| as many pedestrians trying to dodge
them.