The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-28


DR.. Calder. dentist. Owsley block.
Fred Orion. piano tuner, 21e N. Main.
Read Hight G. Fairfield ad.. page 10.
Smoke Anna Held long filler cigars.
They are the best.
D. w. Connole has returned from an
extended trip in the East.
Only place to get steel center horse
shoes, N. Olson, PSI and 253 E. Park.
Edwin J. Dennis and Miss Edith
Tucker We're married by Justice Mich
OILS yesterday.
Francis Goetz and w. w. Sherman
came in from their mines at Home
stake yesterday.
New fur store, AZ w. Bdway, next to
opera house Special sale of all kinds of
furs. j. NJ. Froehlich
The Ladies' Home Journal and the
aPuritans1or November are now ready,
at the p O. news stand.
The patent for the Silver King lode
I. claim, issued to silas F. King in 1881,
was filed for record yesterday.
Don't overlook that the Heilbronner
Cigar Co., % e. Broadway, is closing
out cigars by the box from so cents up.
Wanted-Boy owning horse to carry
newspaper route. Apply between IL
and l O'Clock to-day at Standard office,
Butte.
The street car company is paving its
track in East and West Broadway, and
consequently cars are not running on
that street,
Sutton's new theater will be opened
tomorrow night for a week with Muir
ray & Mack in "Finnegan's BALI as
the attraction.
BY special arrangements, superior in
struction in practical assaying can be
had at Butte Business college. Glasses
; afternoon and evening.
The Great Northern railway is the
only line that runs a through sleeping
car from Butte to Minneapolis and
ST Paul daily without change.
To those that are very particular
about taste and flavor we recommend
Velvet Rye. Made and aged in Mary
land 81 a. gallon. Montana Liquor Co.
Yesterday was the warmest day of
the month and the sun shone in ra-
diant splendor. 1t would have been
an ideal day for the return%of the reg
j iment.
walkerville wood haulers in from the
Lowlands report that six inches of
snow fell out there last Monday, the
day the soldiers arrived from San
Francisco.
Dr. Mussigbrod is in the city from
his mines in the Garnet district. He
is showing some splendid specimens of
gold quartz taken from his mine,
which Is said to assay about $1,000 to
the car.
The Sons of st. George have ar
ranged a banquet to be given one week
from Monday evening in honor of Cap
tain Hill and others of the order in
the Montana regiment. The banquet
will be given at st. George hall, Cen
tervile. 8-
Last Tuesday morning as the saddle
hat icl,n l,xrT law,
& McTague were being returned to
Deer Lodge, a thoroughbred horse be-
longing to John Bielenberg threw his
rider in the vicinity of w. A. Clark's
stables in the western part of the city,
and ran away, losing valuable bride
and stirrup and sweat leather which
belonged to a, saddle that had been in
Mr.. Bielenberg's possession for &c
years.
J. B. Losee of Anaconda was in the
, city yesterday greeting old friends
Mr.. Losee is one of the pioneer business
men of Western Montana, having set
, his pegs in Beaverhead county when
Glendale was the most thriving town
in this part of the country. Later he
went to Anaconda and established the
first dry goods house in that city. He
is a prominent politician, and Whenever
he comes to Butte the old wheel horses
of his party take him in hand and do
the honors.
Charles Pyle of Company F, who re-
turned with the boys from the Philip
pines Monday, brought a splendid col
lection OF souvenirs of his trip to the
Orient. Among the collection are rare
coins of the ancient Malays and sew
eral species of the circulatin medium
of Manila. A fine collection of pic
lures of the country are among the
collection, Mr.. Pyle says that the
Philippines is no place for a man to
90 unless he has plenty of money with
which to buy a plantation or engage
in other business on a large scale He
would advise his friends not to go
there with the intention of finding
profitable employment and opportuni-
ties to go into business on a small
scale.