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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-26
MIsSOULA NOTES.

25c.-"On to Manila.'-25
Missoula can boast of as many secret
organizations as any city in the unlted
States for it's size.
The interior of the Jail has received
new coat of paint. The work was done
by those confined there.
r. M. REILLY has petitioned the district
court for letters of administration or
Patrick Burns, deceased.
The new block of Andy Schillng on
Front street is rapidly being pushed.
The bricklayers are at work.
The Demers' homestead property will
be sold at private sale at the law office
of Hall & Wilds Friday morning.
Fl. c. Mcleod has rented r. A. Ed
dy's residence on East Front street and
will take possession in a short time.
Charles Cowell has rented II. c. Nc
Leod's home.
Extra copies of the soldiers return
edition can be had by calling at the
Standard office. Any one wishing them
mailed from this office can have this
done by addressing the Missoula
office.
Tho new shale crossings put in at
several places throughout the city are
showing their superiority over the old
wooden ones, If Higgins avenue will be
the same when completed, no one Will
have cause to complain.
The number of deeds filed in the
county clerks office this week, convey
ing timber claims, has been exceedingly
large. The majority have been made in
favor of r. NJ. Cobban. who is purchas-
ing for w. A. Clark of Butte.
County Attorney Denny is in Helena.
where he is in attendance at the trial
of the United States VS.. George c. Hig-
gins, as county treasurer Of Missoula
county. Alex Dow has been subpoenaed
and Sheriff Curran left on to-day's
westbound train to take him to Hell
ena.
Mrs Heron, who was quite sick with
diphtheria at her home on the north
side, is well again and the quarantine
will be raised Saturday. The smallpox
patient at the pest house is also we'll,
but will remain there for several days
before coming out. His face, 1t Is said,
is in pretty bad shape, having had the
disease in the worst form.
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WoOdrnen Erect D Lodge Hall,

Missoula, Oct. 25.-The members of the
Woodmen of the World at Florence have
erected lodge room there, which has re-
Gently been completed. The demand for
a lodge room in that part of the Bitter
Root valley has caused the Woodmen to
build the hall, and it will soon be occu-
pied by number of orders. Fred Morgan
of this city left for Florence to spend q
few days there and to decorate the inte-
rior of the hall and paint the building
When finished it will be one of the finest
lodge rooms in the valley.
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HUNTERS SAFELY RETURN.
Was at First Feared Richards and Wood,
-L Were showed In.

we're ShOWeu ILL.,
Missoula, Oct 25.--The hunting par
ty of IT, D. Richards and Frank
Woody, jr., returned to-day from Swan
river, where the members have been
camping for several weeks. During the
recent snowstorm that swept the north
ern part of the state it was feared that
this party had been showed in, and
there has been much anxiety regard
ing the safety Of the hunters. There
had been some discussion of a plan
for sending out a search party for
them, and there was much relief among
their friends when they showed up to-
day The hunters say they eXperienc-
ed no difficulty except from the cold
weather. The return of Mr.. Woody
who is court stenographer for this dis
t,ct, will make it possible for the at
torneys of Nelson, the Ravalli county
murderer to prepare their motion for
a new trial, which has been delayed
on account Of the fact it has been i'm
possible to get a transcript of the evil
dence in the case.
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work than her
neigllbors. 1t is
a distinct tri-
unlpll if her
butter is gener-
ally regarded
as the finest in
the cou n ty.
But fine butter
and bad health
don't go to-
gether.
Mrs. w. ]. Kid
der, of Hill Dale
Farm, Enoshurg,
Vt, writes to DR..
X. V. Pierce. Buff
falo. N. V: " Dur
ing the past year l.
found that l was
to become a moth
ct and that I was
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-26

A contract will be let to lowest bid
der for the delivery of eight tons Of
machinery, etc, to be delivered from
the railroad at the mouth of Trout
creek to a point about seven miles up
the creek, Immediately below the Old
Van Ness drain tunnel Bids will be
at Superior on Sunday, Oct. %, at .
p. m. The right to reject any and all
bids will be reserved. For further par
ticulars apply to or write A. P. john
son, Superior Mont.
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Dim sindin' along with this. So, Moike,
OF would advise yez to come to Ameriky.
an get job at kapin postoffice, for it's
illigant postoftices they has here, an Olive
no doubt the pay is tin tonnes what it Is
wild you. So now be sure an pay me ould
mother the two pounds, for Owe done
as the law says. and sint yez a letther
of advice
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P. M. Reilly & Co., the grocers.
Will BE Rushell

Missoula, Oct. 25.-Contractor Broad
bent will soon have his part of the work
on the streets finished and Contractor
Singer will put on a large force of teams
and will rush his part of the work so that
it will soon be done. The bad weather
has delayed the work some. but as soon
as the sewer and manhole connections are
made the remainder of the work will be
rushed.
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To Change the River Bed.

Missoula Oct. 25.-The Northern Pacific
will some time this week let a contract
for the changing of the bed of the Mis-
soula river between Jocko and Ravalli.
At first the company asked for bids on n
new bed for the river of 2,Go0 feet long.
but have changed it so that now they
want bids on 5000 feet. The company
also at first thought of doing a part OF
the work themselves with the steam
shovel, but have withdrawn the idea and
will let the work out to be done with
teams.
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A Great Con gestion.

Missoula, Oct. 25.-About 200 of the
Missoula pilgrims to Butte returned
to-day. The balance will be here to-
morrow. The taking off of the Cop
per CITY Limited caused a great con-
gesticn of travel to-day, many being
obliged to stand up all the way home.
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That the people appreciate honest
goods at honest prices was fully DEM
onstrated Saturday. Our store was
crowded all day long. The attraction
was our grand fall opening sale, which
will be continued all this week. Chi
cago Bee Hive.
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Attachment Released,

against whom ex-Sheriff H. w. Nc
Laughlin secured a judgment short
time ago, settled the judgment and the
attachment that was made on his hay
crop was released
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man of the street and alley commit
tee, Alderman Gibson, said to a Stand
ard reporter tonight that the city had
made one concession to Reilly in the
matter of the excavations for the gut
tering, but that no concession would
be made as to putting in the curbing
on the side streets. That is a part of
Mr.. Reilly's contract, according to the
aldermans opinion. 1t is hoped that
Mr.. Reilly will begin work again soon.
The city will take steps to compel the
fulfillment of the contract
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Left for the East.

Missoula. Oct 25.-Henry Mossman, who
has been connected with the Northern
Pacific Railroad company for a number of
years, has resigned his position here and,
with his family, left for ST. Paul. where
he will work for the company. Mr.. Moss
man and family have large circle Of
friends here who are sorry to see them
leave Missoula and who will wish them
good luck in their new home
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Receivers Certificates Filed.

Mssoula, Oct 25.-The following re-
ownership certificates have been filed
with the county clerk and recorder:
Alice Rooney, 5000; Samuel e. Streeter,
$500, and George DiIdine, $500
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The work OF farmers wife is never
ended. But it is wholesome, enjoyable,
productive work that is pleasurable if the
farmers wife is we'll woman.
The work becomes weary drudgery
when the woman is sick. The work
drags and the woman's pride is hurt.
Her ambition is to do as much and better
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HAS NOT RESUMED.
Contractor Reilly Is Not Working on the
CURLING and Guttering

Missoula. Oct 25.-P. NJ. Reilly who
has the city contract for putting in
the cutters and curbing on Higgins
avenue has not resumed the work of
putting in the planking since his men
were called off Monday. The chair
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Glad to See Him Back.

Missoula, Oct. 25.-The many friends
of Guy Hassler, who left with the vol
Lnteers for the Philippines and was
sergeant in Company L, were glad to
see him return, and he is glad to get
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Limited Taken OF.

Missoula, Oct. 25.-The Copper City
limited was taken off to-day and the
old combination freight and passenger
train resorted to. The first train ar
rived on time.
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For rent-One six-room house, South
Third street. All modern improve
ments. Inquire of Jeff jenkins, carpet
department M. M. Co.
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You get Banigan's guaranteed rub
bers at the Globe store as cheap as
the ordinary kind, and will wear twice
as long as any others. r. Mannheim
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back He experienced very little sick
ness until some time during the sum-
mer, when he had a severe case of ma
larial fever Mr.. Hassler will cast his
lot with Missoula and will make it his
future home.
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A satisfied customer is the best adj
vertisement-yes, but you wouldn't
have the customer if you didn't adver-
tise.-Advisor
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-26

The best line of overcoats in the city
and prices away down at the Colder
Rule store.
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See the ladies' and childrens shoes
at the Fair.
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MONTANA

The Western Montana Office Of the Standard is
at 2iS Higglns avenue, opposite Postoface Mis-.
sonia Telephone No. IIS. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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Save Is to 20 per cent. by buying la
dies Jackets, skirts, collarettes, etc,
at the Golden Rule.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-26

One hundred-piece set Of dishes,
$3.50, at J. L. McBride's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-26

Anyone wishing bargains in house.
hold furniture should call on G. W.
Duverger, 1874 Toole avenue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-26

Artistic watch repairing; P. o. news
stand.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-26

--latest styles OF engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
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c. W. Lombard. dentist, Higgins blk.

Dr. life, eye specialist, Higgins blk.
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A beautiful illumination.

olives in bulk at A. M. Stevens
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rattan and wicker, some beautifully htied win
quilted SIX and satin perfumcd and periDponed'
some plain 10 be fitted al home II desired.
The millinery department is charming IN its ar
raw OF hats and bonnets. The picturesque poke IS
here I'm fits most seductive forms and Is evidently
10 be- the seasons fayorte. one exquisite ox-
ample is OF peculiar pinksh heiotrope velvet
deeply shl.rcd on hrn and crown. the plain por-
ton ON the latter extending in high puff and merg
ing into the soft top while the brim g. finished IN
a soft puff Three white ostrich tips are fastened
with a knot Of satin ribbon. with novel ornament
OF white Kid whose centre j. ncrustcd with rhine
stones The brlm SIS faced within the velvet puflcd
edge with closely pulled white Liberty null, and
long strings OF the muN with shirred tassol ends.
fail from the la 10 tie in big bow under the
dimpled chin This hat IS designed for girl from
eight 10 fourteen years Of age.
A black velvet hat with gathered hr.m has a
semi Tam O. Shautcr crown. hrm and crown both
edged with tiny ruchcs Of black chiffon Tho facing
IS Of gathered velvet Of the new automobile pink
Ostrich tips with band ard rosctte Of black satin
ribbon. supply the decoration.
For school ana outing there are nh possible
styles and ln these ia The dress hats tle prices
are ast0nisalrgy low. contrary 20 tho general I'M
preston that "bes'' Sc more expensive because a
specialist
The modes 81 SUITS for flrls under ton years Of
age are lttie changed. III. skirts are still fun
and the waists made 3tbt fashion. and worn with
enl.npc There are charming l!itle school frocks IN
| .asnr.cre serge and other Lightweight cloths
while Tor party aad dancing school wear the Gain
tiest silk and silk null dresses he aaovu. For
! larger el-ls there are ja4nty tailor made gowns
| ,e,th haiti 7tirts and short jackets Tho oxford
blues and Grgys are extremely popular. ana home
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1ahocanv circular I'm shape and inciosed half way
down 10 provide two closets and NO drawer. j IT,
curve o.. door and drawer conforms 10 Ir tliC.''
and when closed "a "a part OF H. The ERECT i@ eN-
cccdiusly pretty and ihe uses are obvious ana
The variety OF chairs IS striking feature. the
ing examples az fancy Individual pieces Vast TURK
isM chairs with tack. soft upholstering are SHOWN
and plush down 90 the modest but artistic chlhtz
ana denim Morris chairs. rO0my and comiortap'.
appear iu rattan. Well as The popular WOODS. and
az cushioned With a variety OF fabrics Including
crftOr.e and art denims.
This week the dropery department emphasizes a
sale ~ odds and ends az lace curtains IN K,uals-
sanco. lrsh point and other lace, al actual par
half dozen pairs and Of good quality ana FASH
ionahle designs.
The display Of new portieres il large and effect
tinted ground appears in al the inodisn shades
plain rps have borders Of festooncd flowers that
and the nov veours show deishtful color IN cts;
one side being Of solid tone with softly blended
tufs 10 the narrow border. and the other side COW
cred with brilliant Persian DESIGNS In ttls c.-
Tarfmout There are some decided bargains in SILK
qamask curtains and port'res in desirable color
lues.
designs. IN addition % the conventional patterns
that many persons sfil prefer These are 81 the
richest ana softest colors There are here several
bargains iu remnants of moquette and velvet. tN-
c,lcrly suited for rugs and squares
The salient feature ia the bric-A room is the
really fine collection 81 japanese ivory carvings
in small ana large pieces 4 gei-ha siri en- inches
go lemurt yet with an iudennnDIe but distinct
SUGGESTION % ineoAri4nfc and tYI1efft. 4 com
I..lan figure is al japanese Lady. pfln} ffae' iul
Nsndtr .al p fisherman with uft are Also worthy
| Of note Nothing could b. more p'rf,. man The
/ freak go fan OK eXpres ion are t.cy.
l Tie department OF sail. is i-I u TIE reaiest
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,. ..,.,.rro1 fol, sailor Of the fayorte castor Is
ce win baek yeyct d 'p p6.o if" of Cream fac
Sa IN nr,,rrr ~ laces is large, ana eihptia L.
The prces possible q,sisns in aa a TO SV ao5c the
in1'r uons 4l' i,.tj, e.curial silk lace, with It's
amy acey outlined BY b hg3g 6 S2Te inches %de
in white ana n.n,H volios ana sleeves, as well as
yrola Waists il viii be used even ioT colIence
gowns. as lace is to be the hh''''''' '
ho Vcnise accs are prcter than even c cnntre Of
gie ng% Tke 6aiise lace is new. also ana Is
ezau-ey dainty r,pb, is c6 S5RSSd' Six ThsTe
for %as s5 n ogeT d ir in erre and in yenise
appquc Indeed the nreP t6a Of for the fullest
The spanrled robes of white ana PACK are O ne
i.n1,S ma eayety IN which every one noats
ghty TO mro 'ious strains inoyd a are eSrtb one
nI t T'tansalike robe is Of w6te wh sH1-
dover design Of puffed Liberty null ou'Hne1 VII"
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.n A1rRrn j cAMMEYEWs. sIATH-AN y"

cheviot. 'solf suitncs the latest shades IN en- ~
el's hair and the always popu'"
be found In abulluan'e'
.r ALFRED J cAMMEYERs sINTH-AN H.
AND TWENTIETH-sT.
v,,,b tho approach OF cool october days com IS
tho necessity for many women Of revising the -
year and substituting high for low shoes j '-,
would ho strictly mp 10 date she VIII 7'.'''
n,th n toe somewhat loss broad than has pee"
fashionable during the last season. bui NOT III "',
80. o,nroaching the exaggerated po!nt'dness %
49, r,cellnr voar The enamelled leather up
must no square ana the boot may be A'e' %
toned as she elects. either being p'"P,,
"Oreans" is good model Inc ''''.'
other extremely handsome illustration ot t"' Coz
, ,ht,g for street wear. The toe IS wei ROUND
81 tho sole liberal in breadth, ard there is Il S'''
oral air Of comfort and also Of perfect III e'hl-
nontlv satisfactory to persons OF iastdlous ''''''
TIM heel IS decidedly higher than has D'eh l"'"-
ionable for years past, ana some Oh inc smart
boots even have Louis Qunze heels, as many "om-
on think tha, the high heel Is more comior'aoe
than the low, provided the solos nave SUN. ''''
width ,..,
IN sinners and buckles there are some bewit'h-
ing novelties Tho Langtry slipper j. an 'A'''
siye Cammeyer product and IS chic 10 the i"''
degree It's distinguishing feature ICES I'D the le'FV"-
eninc Of the tongue for decorative erect. I"'
tongue is split and wdcncd above the slipper
n,rinr I'm two wings" over the instcp. with cN-
trcuelv good effect The Adcnis slipper IS OF
patent leather with high yamp and Louis Nv
heel 4 stunning model of his s In red morocco
with n large bow OF red velvet ribbon, caught 10y "
rhinestone buckle These gayly colored SHOES arc
bolng worn on the street In Newport and other re-
COTS Of fashion They are intended 20 accompany
costumes OF black white or any neutral shade.
In the city they viii De reserved for house and
evening.
The profuslon. size ana beauty Of the ornaments
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WOmfp.S Rcf1&m
WHAT AND WHERE TO BU \.
HINTS FOR MOTHERS WHO ARE DRESS
ING CHILDREN FOR SCHOOL
SOME or THE LATEST STYLES N FURNITURE
NOW READY FOR THE HoUsEKEEPER WIN

SOME or THE LATEST STYLES IN FrRNIIu hH
NOW READY FOR THE HorsEKEEPER WHO
Is REMoDELIING HER HOME.
As the September days begin 70 count the seconu
half the shops are thronged in all departments
so many things are 10 be replaced, IL is a weari-
ness TO the flesh ust to think Of buying them ul-
less one knows exactly where 20 50 and precsel!
what she wants
II IS a good idea to settle few fundamental iac's
about the seasons fashions before going shopping
For instance ",lressy' separate waists or chlHoh,
Liberty six and net are popular once more anu
doservcdlv as nothing can be prettier. Vests are
better liked than yokcs at present ana FANCY
stocks are as much IN favor as ever. I'D hosiery
it is TO he feared that the plain dark colors are
really doomed Dots. stripes, embroidered o'Sis"7
and solid colors IN brilliant shades are the derhler
cri Imagine flaming red. blue or green hosiery on
sober minded young women! The feeling ioF co'O'
extends 10 underwear well. and there Is q
urofusion Of dainty garments In delicate sha1es OF
pink violet and green and even cardinal req Is
found IN some extremely recherche stocks for
really cold weather tho liking for hanneieue -
Increasing The material comes m pretty coio'lnsS
and designs and is made into charming little under-
skirts and uightdressos 4 fine imitation torchon
lace is the preferred trimming.
Some houses pride themselves on tho 'aI around
ness" Of their stock: others prefer 10 become known
for spcciates and in the latter case the shopper
finds diiilcultii greatly SlihpIlh'N
AT BEST & cos. 80. g. WEST TWENTY
THIRD-ST.
This house. so well known by all fasuiious moth
crs and fathers has completed extensive alteFa-
tons by which the building now extends All us
floors through 10 Twenty-socond-st. thus tIe'"!
enlarginc many departments The fall season opens
with practically unlimited supply OF all thal -
new and attractive for infants. children misses
and youths
The infants DEPARTMENT is full Of dainty Things
some delicate and fluffy enough for a fairy oape'
some firm and strong is any sturdy human mite
could need bat all tasteful and appropriate
The prevailing fashions for adults often are re-
Elected family in the tiny garments. as when
one sees a coat for the putting into shorts OF
white corded silk cut IN Nandyke points oVerIylhB
a circular rufic. The pointed collar has oecorA-
ton Of silk lace insertion. and is edged with "h'e
Persian lamb The newest idea In long coaRS lor
infants has curvne corner, and the rufie extends
ND the fronts Beneath The outer cashmere ruI-
H. is another of six
For boy babies the latest thing IS the box coat
and decidedly iaunty and saucy I'm the effect. An
otner pretty coat for the Wee boys outing IS OF
serge with shield front sailor collar and belt al
trimmed with white hraid
An interesting feature Of this department Is inc
dts,,,av ~ novel cradles and dressing baskets IN
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REELECTION IN rAILoR WIDE GOWNS.

Mr. Mostkowi,z, whose tailoring establishment
was located on Fifth-ave has removed 10 No. -
West Foriy-sccond-st.. near Fifth-ave. where he
will be ready 20 receive customers tomorrow. To
celebrate this new undertaking Mr. Mostkowitz
VIII offer tailor made suits I'm imported materials.
lined throughout with rich quality Of SILK for $50,
regular price $40 This offer will hold good for one
week. Mr. MOstHowilz claims to be the inventor OF
many exclusive designs.