The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-06
ABOUT The CITY.
Cut flowers daily at Greig's.


Light machinery repaired at Greig's.
Archibald Gray of Butte is in the
city.
Matt Alexander left yesterday for
Salt Lake.
Charles T. Roe of Butte is at the
Montana.
AL Moag came down from Gable yes
| terday.
Don't forget the cycle race at Turner
| hall tonight.
John Mcguire came down from Butte
| last evening.
the Montana.
Dave Sheffield came up from Deer
| Lodge yesterday.
Captain w. S. Turner came down
from Silver Lake yesterday.
J. C. Slavery of Gable is expected to
return from the East to-day.
Roy R. Reed is registered at the Mon
tana from Dawson, N. w. T.
Pictures suitable for bedroom, dining
room or parlor at Mahan Bros.
]. A. Archambault of Bozeman is Wis
iting relatives and friends in this city.
Nothing more beneficial than visit
to Gregson Springs. Con Hayes, prop.
Pat Dougherty has sold to Horace
Martin lot 2, in block so, in the Eastern
addition, for 81, 500. -, 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo French of Greg
son left yesterday for California, where
they will spend the winter.
this city, visiting her sister. Mrs. F. l..
st. Jean of East Park avenue. F7 Wy
The Turner's will give their. regular
annual mask ball on Monday, Feb, 10,
at Turner hall. Watch the parade.
There will be a choir rehearsal at st.
Marks church this Friday evening at
7:30. Members are requested to be pre-
sent.
Among Butte visitors in the city yes
terday were c. A. Davidson, j. L. Fish
burn ]. J. McGettigan and William
Miner.
John Quinlan came up from Race
Track yesterday with about dozen
coyote skins, for which he received SO
from the county.
John Robinson, the newly appointed
deputy sheriff under Sheriff Conley,
came up from Deer Lodge yesterday to
assume his duties.
D. J. Heyfron and John Maley have
filed their affidavit of annual represen-
tation work performed on the Tiger, in
an unorganized district.
Attorney George B. Winston returned
yesterday from visit to his old home
in Missouri, where he spent the holi-
days. He was accompanied home by
his family.
Kitty Bracken is again in the tolls.
She was ARRESTED last night on the
charge of drunkenness. This is about
the fourth time she has teen arrested
within a month
Joseph r. Mackey has located the
Saginaw, in Jefferson gulch, and notice
of such location was filed for record
yesterday in the Office of the county
| clerk and recorder.
Rev. Mr.. Norris of Great Falls will
arrive in Anaconda this week and will
| take up his residence here. He will
| preach at the Christian church Sunday,
| both morning and evening.
At the Montana-T. ]. Cram, Chi
cage: James Noun, st. Paul; j. ]. Nc
! Gettigan, Butte: r. Knighton, San
Francisco; Archibald Gra-- Butte; Roy
r. Reed. Dawson, N. w. T.: Miss Bes-
sic Williams, Butte: A. j. Crook, Pay
| cite, Idaho; G. A. Davidson. Charles T.
| Roe, ]. Mcguire. j. L. Fishburn, Will
| lam Miner, Butte; A. M. Somerfield,
Boston, l.. Rosenstein, ]. H. Ullman,
| Chicago; Dan Sheffield, Deer Lodge.
! Anaconda is making rapid strides as
an art center, and already is in the
| chain that extends from Maine to Cali
| fornia. With our Literary club, the
large orchestra and the Monday musi-
Gale, various tastes in the study of art
may be satisfied, and the entire public
| be educated and entertained, while the
! support thus given will be encoura ge-
ment to the active members. The Ladies'
| Monday Musicale recital next Monday
| evening at the Baptist church is an op-
pOrtunity that should not be overlooked
Polite Impudenee Illustrated.
An amusing but little known, anec-
dote of the famous countess of Blessing
ton has a certain appropriateness al
| present. when the French government
is in such an unstable condition. says
the London Chronicle When Napoleon
III was living by his wits in London he