The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-24
MISSOULA NOTES.

The police should now suppress the
scorcher.
The new time card is resulting in
some mighty long trains.
The festive f1recracker has made its
appearance in goodly numbers.
The royal seizure of bicycles is worse
than the royal seizure Of thought.
The foundation for George ,Miller's
house on the south size is completed.
Several merchants are making some
very line window displays OF their nre-
works.
Judge Houtchens sentenced two dis,
turbers OF the peace TO five days each
in the county jail.
marriage license was issued to
George Johnston and Miss Emma }.
ClaWson, both of Missoula.
The wet season has resulted In the
most brilliant lot of wild flowers that
this valley has seen in many years.
G. B. Wilste, who has been in the
hospital suffering from blood poisoning,
is out again and will soon be entirely
well.
Charley Eaton has completed the re-
pairing and cleaning of the fire engine
and it is now ready for any emer-
gency.
Water scenes are numerous with
members of the Camera club. This
month has presented some fine oppor-
tunities.
The ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal church gave a very SUCCESSFUL
strawberry short cake dinner to-day in
the Higgins block.
The burglars that are supposed to
have robbed the City drug store will
have their hearing Thursday morning
before Judge Hayes.
The Modern Woodmen of the World
have changed their meeting night
from every Wednesday night to the
first and third Fridays
The Big Blackfoot Milling company
has sold to A. B. Hammond a large
amount of real estate in Missoula
county for the sum of 81.
Friday mornings Copper City did
not arrive until II o'clock, owing to the
length of time that it takes to make
the transfer at Hamilton.
The grading of Higgins avenue will
spoil Alderman McBride's unsurpassed
facilities for exhibiting the practical
working of his fishing tackle.
With the rocks and mud puddles re-
moved from the streets and the secre-
taries removed from the bad lands, Mis-
soula will be pretty good place
The health officer is getting in some
good work on the south side, several
necessary improvements having been
| made, and others are in progress.
Van r. Farrell is we'll enough to be
at his work again, having sufficiently
recovered from the wound caused from
the vicious horse that he was trying
to shoe.
Carl Greenwood has returned from
an extended trip to Spokane. He says
that he had to get back to attend the
celebration of st. Johns day in the val
| ley below.
Three wagons loaded with children
and accompanied by their parents Went
up the Rattlesnake to have days out
| ing and to enjoy themselves in the
woods and around the creek.
The men that are under arrest for
stealing the razors from George Sresh-
elmer and who were to have a hearing
| this morning, had their case postpon-
| ed for week on agreement entered
| into by counsel H4f
There appears to be general salts
faction among those that are going
to take part in the Fourth of July eel
ebration that the committees are offer
| ing cash prizes instead of those that
are usually offered
There is no pleasanter place In thu
state than Missoula or Hamilton fol
a Sunday outing for people from the
mountain towns. This is the pleasant
est month to come down to the lane
of flowers and sunshine.
Lew Deering and Brakeman English
who have been hurt on the Northern
Pacific railroad while in the discharge
of their duties are getting along very
we'll, and will soon be able to go al
some other work that they will be able
to do.
Thursday night took the train record
There We're four trains here within ar
hour Two from the East-the Copper
City and No. land two from the Yves
the Snake and No. 2. The postoffic,
and express office forces did not EMO,
the situation.
Fred Memories, an old timer who has
been in this part of the country since
the early SOS, died at Garnet Wednes,
day The body was brought to this
city for burial. His home was in Beal
gulch, near Garnet. He was buried II
the Catholic burying ground