The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-21
MIssOULA NOTES.

Did your vaccination "take?"
Fred T. Sterling is in Portland on a
| business visit.
Dr. Leavitt of Butte has been in Mis-
soula on short visit.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
If the Northern Pacific wants to make
Missoula thoroughly happy. it should
| complete the new passenger station.
Rev. George Stewart will hold Episco-
pal services at Hamilton Sunday, and
left on the Bitter Root train to-day for
that place.
The regular monthly disbursement of
pay checks is being made among <he
Northern Pacific employees and all of
| them have coin.
May is Arbor day Follow the OK
ample OF the county officers and plant
shade trees. Plant a lot if you can but
If not, plant one, any way.
Alderman Mix is cleaning the yard
| and grounds of the European hotel and
will have an unusually attractive floral
display on the grounds this year.
Farmers are planting their fields and
gardens in Missoula valley, while a
snort distance east Of here. in Bear
gulch, there is nearly five feet of
snow.
The board of trade will meet in a
short time, and it is hoped that the
committee on the University bridge
Will be ready to report and report fav-
orably
Marriage licenses were issued to Will
lis j. Fuller of Cold Springs and Adella
j. Sherard of Boise. Idaho, and to
Richard A. Estey and Julia Divers, both
of Garnet
Bitter Rioters are preparing for
record breaking rise in their river, as
the snow has not begun to melt in the
upper valley, and there is a lot of it
to come down.
The westbound trains have failed to
arrive to-day owing to track troubles
in the East The Butte and Ana conda
passengers were brought over this aft
ernoon on light freight train
We are too busy to write big ads, but
it will be money for you to get our
prices before buying your spring suit,
underwear, shirts or shoes. Our stock
is larger than ever. Globe store.
1t may not be out of place to men
ton that the National Irrigation con-
gross will meet in Missoula in Sep
TENDER This is of much Importance to
the city and to the state at large.
Nearly 100000 young fruit trees have
this spring. All of the young stock that
is to be planted here this year will be
treated by this process and freedom
from infection assured.
If the expectations of Missoula coun-
ty placer miners are realized this sum-
mer klondike will not be in it With
the record that will be made here. The
present indications are tnat the water
supply will be ample for the placer OPP
erationS.
Missoula people will be glad to know
that there is no longer any doubt of
the certainty of the recovery of Health
Officer Burger, who has been a patient
at the pest house. His disease has
passed the danger point and he will pull
through all right.
The university commencement this
year will be an important event in the
history of the states highest school.
1t will be the first to be celebrated in
the new building and degrees will be
granted to largerelass than has grad
uated at any previous year in the MIS-
tory of the school. III
Frank Kern has returned from his
trip to Ohio. where he went to attend
the golden wedding anniversary of his
parents. He returned by way of Colo
RADIO and Utah His brother, Henry,
who accompanied him, will reach home
within the next week. Mr.. Kern re-
ports a pleasant trip.