The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-10


Stamped linens on special sale Mon
day morning at the c. O.. D. store.
For Rent.-Large hall II Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
A daughter was born yesterday to
the wife of Patrick Monahan of 9111la
East Fourth street.
A daughter was born last evening
to the wife of Thomas Martin of 70S
East Fourth street.
New holiday neckwear silk suspend
ers, mutflers, shirts, just received at
Goodfriend Clothing Co. =.
Lower Works Fire department will
hold their 18th grand annual ball even
ing of Dec. 80 at A. O. H. hall.
Sergeant Barney Marin of Company
K of the returned volunteers is seri-
ously with pneumonia at his home.
Look out for Leck & Coy's opening n
Tuesday at Young & Dezells store.
See our line of stoves. All goods at
reduction.
st. Marks guild will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. S. A. Kennicott, No. $50
at 2 o'clock.
Send in your orders for the Christmas
edition of the Standard now. Mailed to
any address in the United States Can
ada or Mexico for 5 cents.
A scarlet fever case at $40 East
Fourth street was reported to the health
authorities yesterday and the proper
quarantine precautions taken.
The Great Northern railway is the
only line that runs a through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
ST Paul daily without change.
Attend the stamped linen sale at/the
c. o. D. store Monday forenoon.
Frank Smith, one of the returned
volunteers of Company X, returned
yesterday to Ogden, where he has ac-
cepted a position with the Oregon
Short Line. szS.,t .-5.y.,
Remember the auction sale of ,mllin-
cry hair goods, notions and silverware
commencing Monday, Dec. II, 2 to 6 p.
m, 406 East Park, continuing from day
to day. Mme.y Young. mass
Deputy Sheriff O'Neill of Butte came
over yesterday and took Pat McGreel
back to that city. McGreel is the man
.
having committed a burglary in Butte
Two hundred new desks have been re-
ceived by the Ursuline sisters for their
school for the accommodation of the
children. About 800 children are on the
rolls of the school, with an average at
tendance of about 275
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold sale of fancy work. pies,
cakes, candy and tea at the church,
Thursday, Dec. IA, afternoon and even
ing. All fancy work contributed must
be in Thursday morning.
The merchant who thinks that he
has no time to pay attention to adver-
Using is behind the times. 1t is as
much a part of an up-to-date business
as the renewal of stock or the search
after new and attractive goods.-Ad.
writer.
D. Cohen, ST., and John Tavernia
of the Anaconda produce store have dis
solved partnership, D. Cohen, ST., re-
firing and John Tavernia continuing the
business at the old stand. John Taver-
MIA collects all outstanding accounts
and pays the bills owing by the firm
Monday morning we will put on spec
ial sale what remains of our stamped
doilies. The 10c and 15c sizes go at
SC. The zoe, 25c and 35c sizes go at
1Oc Remember this sale is for Monday
only. c. o. D. Store.
The drawing for Goodfriend Clothing
Co.'S 500 cash prize will take place
next Friday evening at $3.50 p. III.
Everybody having tickets is invited to
be present and those not having any
can get some yet. A chance with every
dollar purchase
Friday afternoon the sodalty of the
Blessed Virgin was organized among
the young ladies of st. Peters Catholic
congregation. A large number who
could not attend Friday have signitied
their intention of joining. A meeting
Of the organization will be held at the
church this morning after mass
Officer Mayhem, whose bicycle was
stolen Nov. 10 from the front of the
city hall, has recovered the wheel.
Frank Oker saw it leaning against a
fence below the buildings of the Black
foot Lumber company and reported it
at headquarters The cyclometer
showed 1t had been ridden about so
miles.
Dr. Stephens reported to the county
authorities yesterday that a young man
named Griffin, who works at the foun-
diS anu lives dl QUO East street,
was i'll and the case looked suspiCiously
like small poX. Pending the develop
ments of the case quarantine precau-
tons are being taken.
Mrs. William J. Simms and daughter,
Miss Annie e. Simms, will leave on the
t:2O train this evening for Dickinson,
n. ID. During their residence in this
city they have made many friends. Miss
Slmms has been a prominent member of
the l. Q. G. t, for the past IS months
and librarian of the NJ. T. Sunday
school for the past year.
AT the Montana: c. M Copper. st.
LOUIS; j. ]. McGettigan. Butte; F. ].
Davies, Helena; r. W. Christian, Ban
mack; o. S. Pew, Detroit; E. L. Wax
ham. Chicago; F. F. Rogers, Denver
l. W. b Peck, Mrs. w. B. Peck, New
York; j. T. Hample, James A. Lewis,
Butte; F. J. Mullane, city.