The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-14

travelling man. is in town.
| Ex-Congressman Charles S. Hartman
OF Bozeman is at the Montana.
If you want prize picture camera,
| get Cycle POGO at Wrights.
George Symons of Butte made one
| of his bi-weekly calls on the trade yes
terday.
Refrigerators at hardware depart
ment, A. c. NJ. Co.
For Rent:-Large hall in Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
Miss Blanch King has gone to Butte
and from there will go to Helena next
week on brief vacation.
A strawberry social was given at the
Salvation army barracks last evening
and proved quite successful.
The Florence Crittenton circle will
meet this afternoon at o'clock in
the lecture room of the Presbyterian
church.
German Lutheran services will be
held tonight at the Christian church.
corner Sixth and Oak streets, by Rev.
M. Hudtloff.
Screen doors and windows at hard
ware department, A. C. M. Co.
Rev. F. B. Cleland will be formally
installed as pastor Of the Presbyterian
church July 49, His father will preach
the ordination sermon.
The Degree of Honor will meet at
their hall at o'clock Saturday to at
tend the funeral of our late Brother
Trathen. BY order of the chief of honor,
Mrs. Shovlin.
S. L. Cravens and Minnie Cravens,
his wife, yesterday decided to Charles
Emery Kell the south half of the west
half of lot 7, block IS. in this city. The
consideration was $500
Auction at 416 East Park avenue, at
Anaconda Millinery parlors. The sale
Of the entire stock of millinery and
store fixtures will be continued Friday
afternoon and evening. Miss M. O'Don-
nell.
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at st.
Paul's church, Thomas O'Brien and
Miss May Dupes, both of the Copper
City Commercial company will be unit
ed In marriage. They will reside at Al
West Park street.
Calix Dugas, who was arrested by
al
ton on the charge of horse stealing,
was arraigned before Justice Devine
yesterday. He pleaded not guilty and
the hearing was set for Saturday, July
%, at p. m.
August Gustafson, charged with run
ming over a baby, was to have had a
hearing this evening before Justice
Frank Kennedy, but the case will prob
ably go over until Monday. as Deputy
County Attorney Casey is obliged to
leave the city to-day on legal busin ass
James Downey, a drunken laborer,
who, Wednesday evening, nearly caused
the runaway of horse behind which
T. V. Luxton and family were driving,
was fined $40 for malicious mischief by
Judge J. NJ. Kennedy yesterday.
Downey struck the, horse in the face
with his hat.
Copies of the general order from the
headquarters of the army by which
First Lieutenant A. J. Dorm of this city,
member of the LIST Montana. was dis
charged, have been received here. 1t
shows that he is "honorably discharged
from the service of the United States
on account of physical disability, to
take effect July 2, 1899, the date of ex-
pira'tion of his leave of absence.
At the Montana-B. X. Coffman, Chi
cago: T. L. Peck, st. Paul: H C. Boyd,
San Francisco; G. ]. Little, Detroit; w.
B. WEIGH. Butte; r. A. Luke, Helena;
j. T. Pardee, Philipsburg; ]. E. Daw-
son, A. Pfncus, D. P. woolman, Butte:
Charles S. Hartman, Bo7eman; ]. M.
Daugherty. Omaha; A. j. Hilbert, Mil
waukee; E. l.. Bonner, Missoula; L. M.
Hughes. Helena; L. Ballinger, Chicago;
James Mclaughlin. Butte; T. F. Rich
ardson, Great Falls; J. c. Pirath. New
York; c. c. Grannis, Duluth; Robert
Cowell, Omaha; E. W. Holly, Deer
Lodge.