The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-27

Joseph W. Vein of the Peoples cloth
ing store leaves this evening for Bill
ings.
Beauty Buds, the latest perfume, is
for sale at the Martin Drug COM
pany's.
A marriage license has been issued
to Peter S. Cyr and Elizabeth H.
French.
A meeting of the Anaconda school
board has been called for Wednesday
evening.
Among Butte visitors in Anaconda
yesterday were Charles E. Sackett and
H. z. King.
Dr. w. HI. English and Dan KoWske
| returned yesterday noon from their
fishing trip at Storm lake.
The meeting of the Turn Verein
which was to have been held last night,
has been postponed to Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Kennedy of Missoula is
visiting in the city and is the guest of
| Mrs. Seymour of Seventh street.
A one-eighth interest in the Pike
placer claim, on the Dry Cottonwood,
| was yesterday decided by Fred H. Hoss
and wife to r. j. Dee for 81.
Judge yelling Napton and his two
| little daughters arrived in the city from
| Deer Lodge yesterday and to-day the
| little girls will visit the circus.
| Sheriff Jack Conley went to Butte
| yesterday as a witness in the Dan
Lucey murder case. He returned last
| evening, having been excused until to-
| morrow.
| The members of the fire department
which was lately organized at the
| foundry, have been sworn in as mem
| bers of the city fire department by City
| Clerk Joe Peters.
A ticket good for a glass of ice cream
soda at either Greig's or Tolan's store
| will be given away with every purchase
| of 81 or more at McRae & Davidson's
until further notice.
Jack Welsh, charged with horse
stealing, was brought to the county
| jail from Deer Lodge last night, The
story Of his alleged crime is told in the
| dispatches from Deer Lodge.
A demurrer was filed yesterday in the
| case of Simon Champagne against
| James Hicks, trustee in bankruptcy,
alleging the complaint does not state
| facts sufficient to constitute a cause of
| action and that the court is without
| jurisdiction.
Joe Fillion, an employe of the con-
verters, died yesterday afternoon at St.
| AIMS hospital of pneumonia. The de-
ceased resided at 511 Front street. The
remains are at Ehret's undertaking
rooms, and no funeral arrangements
| will be made until the deceased's rela-
tives, who reside at st. Augustin, Que
| bee, are heard from.
A midsummer festival, under the aus
| pices of the Sewing society of the
| Swedish Lutheran church, will be given
| at o'clock tomorrow evening, the
| programme including musical selections
| by the church choir and an address by
| A. j. Carlson, A. M. Strawberries and
| ice cream served by the ladies' Come
and enjoy feast of reason and flow
| of SOULS
At the Montana-H. E. King, Butte;
! Thomas F. Casey, Chicago; Mrs. Hind
son, Helena; C. o. Davidson, Rutte
- Bilderback, Butte; E. V. Brown,
| Philipsburg; James A. Brown, Philips
burg; c. T.. Sackett, Butte; C. w.
! w W. Freeman, Ringing circus; R. Q.
Walt, San Francisco; yelling Napton,
/ city: Miss l.. Montague, Monball, Mo-;
J. A. Crump Chicago; Lee Cohn,
! Butte; S. B. Buckles, Butte.
A delightful social was given last
| night at Silver hall by lodge No. 1899,
| Modern Woodmen of America. j. H.
Harris, the Venerable Consul of the
! lodge presided. The following pro-
gramme was rendered. after which re-
/ freshments were served Address on
| the order, A. L., Holly. instrumental
duet, Messrs. Douglas and Hoft; vocal
duet, Mesdames Allen and Kert; recita-
/ ton, Mr.. Hoff; violin solo, Professor st.
! JEAN recitation, Mr.. Tobin; violin solo,
Mr.. Adams; vocal quartette. Mrs AL
| len, Mrs. Kent, Mr.. Allen and Mr..