The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-23
MISSOULA NOTES,

A. o, Sherman of Spokane is Mis-
soula visitor
l.. V. Wertheimer of Butte is register
ed at the Florence.
NJ L. Steiner and E. w Clark of
Butte are in the city.
w. G. Mitchell of Granite is regis
tered at the Rankin.
c. A. Smith and w r. Read of Bear
mouth are in the city.
G. H. Bradt of Cincinnati has been
among the travelling men in town this
week.
Mrs. j. j. Bowling, wife of the pop-
ular postmaster a t st. Regis is a visitor
in Missoula.
Pat Shannon of Hamilton has been
in town, on his way home from the
Occur d'Alenes
c. F. Woodman arrived on No Tues
day night after trip through the east
ern part of the state.
c. A. Barnes left to-day. for a trip
along the st. Regis and intermediate
camps on the Snake branch.
]. P. Halpin and Frank S. Jones came
over from Anaconda this afternoon and
will go up to Hamilton tomorrow.
Trains are making better time under
the new schedule this week and the
disgust over the record Of last week Is
disappearing.
from his residence on the south side
and now lives at the Rankin hotel, Of
which he is the manager.
There will be three sections of No. 2
Thursday, two of them being made up
of homeseeker eXcursionsts from Min
nesota and other Eastern points.
]. P. Browne of Butte, whose absence
from ,Missoula for so long has grieyrd
his friends here. has made amends by
making pleasant visit this week
AT the university tomorrow, Thurs
day night, the students of the musical
department will present an excellent
friends.
and is expected home before long. Mr..
Higgins is the subject of a lengthy
sketch in a recent issue of the Portland
Oregonian.
Harry E. CLANCY is looked for here
almost at any time and his friends are
preparing to give him a hearty receo-
tion. He is said to have entirely recov-
cred his health.
W. A. Simons, on behalf Of he Bland
Mining company, has begun a suit
against certain co-oWners n the Spring
RuicH properties OF the company to
have the relation of co-teuancy dis
solved.
The Clam club gave one of its reg,
lar banQuets tonight at the Mink cafe
under the direction of President Dor
man and Manager Shopp. The affair
was one of the best that the club fas
ever engineered.
Travelling men are well pleased with
the new train arrangement, as it en-
ables them to cover their territory in
quicker time. The hotel men saw that
1t has not made much difference with
their business.
Tuesday nights train from the Occur
d'Alenes brought in large delegation
of men who have been adjudged to be
undesirable citizens by the authorities
of Wallace. Some of them are lingering
here and others have moved toward
Butte and Anaconda
Quite a depth of new snow is reported
on the mountains east and west of Mis-
soula. The old snow is also said to be
much deeper than it has been for sew
eral seasons and placer miners and ir-
rigators are looking forward to a big
water supply this summer.
Nate Kclum, the well known engi-
neer, whose return from the coast was
announced in the Standard Wednesday,
says that he is much pleased with the
western country. and that when he left
Portland the grass was green and the
flowers in bloom. Mrs. Kellum is mucn
improved in health.