The Anaconda standard. [volume], August 29, 1891, Page 3, Image 3

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THEANACONDA STANDARD: SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST at). ^^9i
THE. IOR. PAUuH SHOW.
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1HtWEATHtR.
Thedaily recorel uf lite thermometer In^the city i* re|Kirlc^l by A. T. P.ayler, elrug-^fist, corner Mum am! Pirat atreeta. The^ri'coid fur yi-atrrtlay waa: 7 a. in . 45 tie-^greea ol^^ve; 1- in., 71 decree* above;!^p. in , rJ9 ia gta es uhovi*; ^ p. in., 72 de^^gree* abon-.
ALOUI 1 Hfc. CITY.
TheKnights o' Lai bur will bold their^an ii.ii nicn c ui Deer Lodge on Si | t. 7^inataad of Sept. 1.
Twospecial ^ 111- M were deputiied yes^^terday tu preacrve order in the city, hut^lint an arreat w.ia made during the entire^day.
Whoopingcougli ia more prevalent in^thia city at i re-eni than ever before, and^a few death* bav.- resulted from it* ef^^fect*.
Tboinfant child ^^f Mr. and Mr*. G.W.^Collins of Park avonue, when baa been^very ill for several day*, i* now convales^^cent.
TheRod and Uun elub has postponed^it* usual weekly practice about at the club^liround* owing to tin- abaence of a num^^ber of the clui^ inenvK-ra from tile city.
The*un thermometer at A. T. Plajrler'*^drug fctoro regiatereel 102 degree* at 2^o'clock yealerduy alterniK^ii, a fall in the^lenipt-iautre of 2 degree* from the cor-^responding hour on the preceding day.
Itis expeeied that K. M. Greig and the^other members ;oi the party who have^been humiiig and Halting in the Ulackfix I^for the past month,will return to ilii ^ city^about bept. 1.
JackBuchanan, city marshal of Deer^Lougc, was in town yesterday greeting a^boat of old friend*. Mr. liueliunaii for^^merly occupied a position as ^one of the^llucst'' on the police foice in this city.
Theofficers and delegates of tbe Deer^Lodge Trade* aud Labor assembly are re^quested to in i t at the hall in the Stand^^ard buiidiutf at 8 o'clock ihit evening.^There will be busineas ol iniporiauce to^transact.
StreetCommia*.oner Martin ha* pn ^^pared a list of paraons who have not pa d^their poll tuxes and is busily engaged in^^erving final notice upon the delinquents.^Peiaoua who came u idcrtlna bead in g tit^uk well pay Urst M last.
Ikey'linn lj..ii_'lit ibe privileges for a^'-mpoiary saloon at the circus grounds^v bti-riluy, und although the ten: erected
Vajftht. Muml waa not aa large n^ tin^man, i xlnlinun teut he did a fairly aaiia-
.ictoryouaiiie- s.
St.Maik a church: fourteenth Sunday^nfter Tunny; nioiniiig prayer, litany and^sermon at 11 o cluck; evening prayor aud^popular sermon at 8 o'clock; Sunnay^school aud liible instruction at 2:M^o'clock in tbe a ternoon.
Tbe13 montha-old daughter of Mr. and^Mr*. John Horn of Chestnut street, died^yeaterday u tenioon of whoopiug-cough.^Tbe funeral will take place from the fam^^ily residence this uftcrnoon at 2 o'clock.^Pi leads are kindly nqueited to attend.
D.S. Fotheringbam, of tbe corner of^Locust and Third *treeu, was kept busy^receiving the congratulations of hi* many^friends yesterday upon the arrival of a^12^pound sou to joiu the family circle yes^^terday morning. Mother and sou are^t oiug well.
Fourapplication* were made to tbe^street and alley committee ou Thursday^by men who were desirous cf working^out their poll nix *. They were put to^work on the streets yesterday leveling^down rough sputa and pickiug up loose^Cobble stones.
ThereWaa No Ki r ,.f Bieklag Ovrr the^Way It ft a. KahluilMl.^The Fon-pn-igh ahow is undoubtedly a^good one, b :t only a b'ulT was made at^egbibiting it in this eny ye^u ri*y after^^noon. The trains bearing the elephants^and other auimala and tilings were late in^arriving, th,- last section not coming in^until 11 o'clock. The people bore the^allow no lil-will on this account, bebev.ng^that the ^bow people were nut ruspouaib.e^for tbe delay in autrting be etreet parade.^It waa after 1 o'clock when tbe pageant^got Into Mam street, and a sorry looking^pageant it was. It was, perhaps five^minutes In pasaing a given point. Ou the^baud wagons Were a-aiinned rnciinlio^cried aloud tu the pecple that the after*^noon show wouid ue th^i only one given^in Anaconda, and everybody would please^govi rn lnm^elf accordingly. None ol the^animal wagon* werV in the parade.
Tbe crowd in ibe tent ^^^^^ . attmated by^tbe eiieua pet-id ^ at 1,.' 00 A very large^preporiion bcugbt res- ree .^e ta, making^then- per capita lug f 1 SO. The perform-^aiirr ^ ii Ik gun about 2:45 o'clock ami^was hurried to a tin ah in the moat r ek-^less fashion. Peop.o looked at th^.r pro^^grammes an I gi^s-i| for many oi the^events dcfcri rd lurreoti ill vain. O her^acts were cut short aud the management^seemed wholly indifferent as to whether^tht y pieaaetl tt.e crowd or uot.
Theonyieatuiu that excite I the slight^^est appluu o w .a tlie liaises- per.uim-^anee ol the Haul n Vo ter*, who na-^tained their high re^ uta: on. Br^ef^glimpses were caught ol soun- remarka^^bly clever blued... k riditig, hut ti e only^ones contuc ed with the allow that did^not alight uieir parts w re the iiiumaia lit^bo menagerie and the dispensers of^tieket* to tho concert.
Atthe cone u-loit of the fake there was^enough proiam y to start up a new aud^veiy i xteiisive ^^ partim-ui in liades.
Whileengaged in the work of removing^the Shamrock saloon on First street to^the corner of Third and Cherry on Thur*^nay afternoon a teuiu of bones became^frightened and ran awa^, *ma^hing tin^wagon pole and doing considerable other^damage b ore they were atopped.
1.11. L -it, preaideut uf the Standard^Fire lirick company, received a telegram^from parties in Eastern Montana yeater^^day g v.ng a l. ige order o. ihe tmcellenl^fire wWl whicu are being turned out by^the company. The company ^ 11 soon^have to enlarge Ha pant* one more to^fill the orders wired uru comma to hauu^daily.
Tbcgtm^o! ball lu bj playeJ at the^park grounds to.morrow ufiernoon be^^tween th, Deer L algu vuih y club ami the^Siamlard compoaitors w.il undoubtedly^attract a large crowd, li .lh nines h.iv^pract ced hard thia week ami boibare^confident of wiBu.ng. Ihcgam-wdlbe^called at 3o'ei ak. No admit,tun wilt pi^charged.
Tbeelectric sue t railway company^ran cara over its lines io and from ti e^^ reti- grounds aT i.ay yesterday, an J s^great war, the Maw at lime* pre rioua to^the-commencement and alter the show^that even stand,ng rOOM e tiltl not bt^fistiml, although tie- company wo^ run.^Iimg two cats each wsy every few mm^Ulea.
Allofficers and delegate* o. the D.i r^Lodge '1 rades and LatM-r A^hi inb;y ure^notilied to m^ et at the M mdard bail on^.-a'ur iai evening, Aug. .'J a' 8 -'VI, ek.
Byorder ofP * itr. s,
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Plurgei all, i,i en oay aud night. West^Fark avenue. Anaconda.
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HAD A LO, OF KUN.
AHorse tthic, t^ M*| a Cireoa on Ita^tiwn Arc, nat^Ahorse belonging to C'narlc* Rivers,^who lives doa-u tbe valley ou Lost creek,^ran away yesterday afternoon about 1^o clock and created a go'd deal oi excite^^ment for several minutes. The dorse^was attached to a buggy and was stand^^ing on Upper Oik street. It became^frightened, ne^ oue seems to know how,^ami breaking looae from us fastening^rushed wild.y uowu Oak. Ou reaching^the corner of Para avenue and Oak street^the buggy was overturned and badly^smashed up. At this point the frightened^nimal broke loose lruui the rig anil ran^lowu Oak to First street. Hero it^changed ita course and proceeded^up First street as ur as^Judge Uockwell's police i Hi ^. The^horse evidently tl d nut want tu take any^chances by attempting to pas* the court
room*o it procted down the alley to
theeast of the bunding and al 'hg bj the-^Ore house to Oak alrvi t once more. The^runaway got there with four f,et. A sad^^dle horse was tied lu the fence near die^tire hull ^!-quietly resting. Mr. Kivers'^horse d.d nut waul to have- all the fun I-^aelf, so it Iriglueueel the strange hori-e,^which ul-o I r ike away Crosw lla fasten^^ing* and marled on a run by itself. Mr.^R vers' horse, evidently satisfied with the^result* ace mulish'd, ran down Oak^street tu Park ave nue, at which no.ui it^turned its head towards home and mat'e^bee line in that direction. It ia thought^tbe am al arrived al. right, at least m t!i-^lug haa been heard of ii since. Whelln r^the horse e*caped aerious injur)' or not,^there i* at h ast one Hung certain and^that is Mr. Rivers wi l b ^ muter the tie-^ci-*aity of purchuaing a new buggy unless^bo bus already a *up,dy ou band.
Arrivalsat th ^ Muu an i.^Among those registe r. d al the Montana^yesterday ware: Ed. Harris and sen, Po-^ratedo; Robert W. B. Smith, Brooklyn;^O Y. Warren, Warm Spring,; 1'. K. Hut-^Icr, lltiile; Mis* Fannie Sunt!, Hull ng-^t ui, lowa; Mr*. 1). Smith, Wauu Springs;^O. Ms O'liaunon, 1^ er L xlg ; C. H.^Howe. 4-i'aws; G ('. S fford, Butte; Muz^L-ilaude, Butte; K. Scbaeiiikow. Beer^Lodge; John MeN'ilty, 4^ aawa; Mis, L^k,ibeinner, Buuc; w, C'. A'atteu, 4- sxsysji^C. L G1 d ten, ^ Incu; S II. ^ aloei lii ad.^Buile; B, V. Mcl'ime. Mill (nek; Henry^W lla.,' . lTiiIad. Iplnaj W. J. McAlllalCT,^Buile; K. McSheiiy, liutte.
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Noticeis hereby g.ven that, by author^^ity of a reso in oii udopted al a meeting^of the trusties of the Ruyal I,old A^Silver Mining company, held a' Ana^^conda on Saturday, An21, 18U1, the^t fttee of said company was removed^ir ^lu Anacuuda lu 1^ ^, r L ^dge, Mulitanu.^Willard Bennett, ; resident.
Uiaaulult'^ll el f.ir ner-liip.
TheArm heretoloro c-a Hing under tb^^firm name and style of Q t in: at Alaloney,^consiaiing of the following in.tiled per-^sons, v s., I. G. Qiiir.n, A. N. Quuin, and^P. J. Malouey, d ung business at the c.iy^of Anaconda, Nj. in., ia lh:a day ditso!vci^by mutual couai lit, A. V Qu nn sti I P. J^Msluipy retiring Inu ,lie linn The^buaiueaa wdl be ronducu-d b) 1. t, Q ii.ni,^who will collect ail uebts an ise .,: all^bill* of the said thin.
P..1. MaioNtY,^I. O Q. t-is.^A N U ..NK.^Dated lid- 28 It day of An .u , ls.^..
Nuta I'oisuaou, I ae - riceh,^But a true hcautitl-r, being tho only^preparation *old under a positive guar^^antee ol fl.OhOtbat it contuins ll d u gru.n^or fraction then.of 6f poi*anou-nr ilele-^tcriuus substanc. a. Indorsi d by the must^celebrated omits of th - lyr e and dra.^matte stage; n-C'-mmeu le 1 byemiiieni^yhyaiciuns. and pr^ lionneed Uarsasesa by^lending chemij',=^ Wiauum's llMM Ko^terline.
Mt-NTIONfrom
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MToFrriirh Waa^Spnuga w ^ e-rday
Ur.St, Joan made allying bualnets^trip t i B rie yi st^ r.lay.
J.U H iwksrume m fr^m Cable on a^uelsines* visa yean rday.
T.D. FKirsrald is recuperating at^R.ver.-ide .or a tew dm a.
Mrs.MM Gerdt* and her sister of Ga -^risun are viaiung friend* in Ibis city.
CaptainTurner wa* in from Silver^Like yeaterday on a visit lo bis friend*.
SheriffJ. T. Qu gley o D -erL-Klg^ was^in town yealerd..y aet-lllg lue el ^ptiallls
FrankB. Met le.iry of Stuart was in^town y^u.niay on a abort business visit.
M.J Fit! Patrick returned yesterday^from a ahori visit to Helena and vtc ut'y.
JohnT o, v ami hia two brother* cani^^ever iruni Butle yeaterday ou a shor^via.I.
MiaaS.lienaler of Cable arrived her.^yeaierd. y and will spend two or thru^dais win. Irietida.
MikeO'M.ira drive over with hi* team^of fleer* from Ptulipaburg, yesterday, to^take* in the eiieus.
Mrand Mrs Quitilan of I)-er Lodge val^^ley are the ***** a of Mr. aud Mr*. Mich^^ael south ul Front aireet.
IIKeol nnd wi.e, E. M vers and C. K^Lud.e. of th'' 4 tnv snow, w'i-e resisteri'i^ut the Hotel t , llimercial yesterday.
Jams C uwav and bis daughter, wh^^I.av' lieen making all extended lour o.^the coast, are-. x.n clcd borne to-day,
JohnWhite, . rinerlj on the Aiineomia^pope fore... Ml niori- rie*oi'ly kte|Harai^the Beer L ^ ig^ jail, wa* in low iiye^tei -^day._^
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Twomares, one bramh d J. P. tinsid'^down on right ^houkh i, lull abou'd r J^M., the other w. h bii l.e bit on lell hip.^one *r^rr*'l horse b,-auded w tu wrench ou^kit shoulder. Ow ner can have earn*) by^ITi'Viiig preperty aud pcvihg i-xim iih, *.
G.II. A hams,^French Gulch, near Anaconda,
Htctnttftut lallcwlw Mitli* tnr-irei Ik tht
a**t r.uiriscQ Chronuls.
fn^i* Hh ^I Begat 8j*% oidv ahnnt two
w . .. an t it ^ 's ii ^i in-1il tlir i., t thtrt uf^fain days that the m-^la^ty to -k n srii.,11, turn.^Al lhrl*-gin*ltlie. ol hi-*iline*s In-sinters ! n . n
1ihals-tea aa,l eteina. h ,h .al let l.sler tlir^kl Ii eyi refWsed to perform thcit fincit,in^^inl|^li ; ^.m .! ^.'.', u .\ Thus rn.! ^! it, Iiti
i'( eiie ^f the ma t prominent incu in Call-^I la Like thousands ef otkets ksa uu^timely ilrntli wra- Itirtr-ilt of ncxlcgliug early
.sy MxptaSM uf kidney disrase.
' , Iw you mmmmmm
y.ire tm-ihle,l with lUahrtr*. f: avs|. nr anv ife-
,in'ii'rinplit of the knin* ^ s et urm irv utgniia.^gsaaV iltlav tireaier Irratinent ini'il you arc
Ilorcrrl tu give up your aatl* di.ti - , #/^^^'.^^ hlc \,,ur moll, , en v.^'tli'.e . lininielttl
i,o .1 worse piastre*, t-ut -Ink. at lla sr^t of^It., ,h .ease nl one, l^y u-i'i ; i he n---.ite-l ^I rll^i - \,a remr.iirH, lb*cearbrel t i^rf*.;,.ii Ksa-^n, \ rca, It haasavc-,1 the live* of tliomatnti.^e. iv si'nuM it not ears van I Try it inety^, . .,nU* anil pleasant to 1..1.C. jl.ouaua-k-^:^ i\ lor fA.Otl.
DSTES^ CONNELU
|VMliRC^NTILE COMPANY.
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Banecity. Mom
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TheKnight* of Labor ^ f Muntana wil^eel brate Sept. 1, La. oi day, in good s y.e^by lioldn g a uni n ptcutc at 1*' er L ^dge.^Special train* will run over the Montana^Union and *p^c,,.i rates r..a be g.vi-u^Kiiights from ml parts^! the - ue have^aigtiiUi'd IL ir uni tit on* o! aiieuditig.
llaled.
Or.ehuii'lrcd to live bwavdf ' ci't'e old^horses to W iiit, r er iak^ M shares for^8 to 10 years; g ol wim. r utid early^spring ra i-.e; a'y qu ,' ti'v of hay and^good shelter. Witt . U irsntSO tlr*l-cla*ft^i*i f 1st of Mnv. Ad
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Iyu*l u.i. O^r!i ^ thai
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Kx-Seiiuor lie,.a ^ I \ .^. a b .id^b urded, practical m ^, I ' ^^ world, gj^i. Ir, m at. ^.Ul darkey ihal 1 would laying^I, m Ui for uite to pi t h ' - b it slu e^tlrst, and never oner- In all ibe years that^1 a* s ^^^! has he laa|e^l to g re ,he r:ght^toot i r lertnc^.
Itithe I'lTctiaiu baths a: the : . .ng-^Lail. uuuae.
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AXACONDA1I0NT*.\*.
Watchmaker^ Jeweler
Dealer In
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Au laraurs ul
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Optical^Goods, Sdve.warc, Etc
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From|8'^ to ^100 tm\m a lot in tbe Ana-^coihIu aiKiition to K-ttle F.^ll^. Cai^early an 1 lufik** relectiona. Tl.re^ block^-^from ^otio*'I h^^use. term* HH0^ Alp ^^to Cb*irl( i* ll^^iu'k, v-ftrt tMfMMai
.T. 1 irtjvter, tirucc si, corner Main^and FirM Hin-iMH. ik tsole Hgi ut for llto^r^irbiuiid *j. A. ntar* in Anuc^ iul.^.^m;tnutt*cturocl of tht- ci*olcf at kiavauu i ^^imcro.
SAMPRAMENKO
Freshtiame. Oysters
ANDFISH,
tlrrjer,Clgsrs,Osmllr^, Nuts, Fnuti
tual*lu 1 lesU
CountryIn duce a Speciallv.
Is,tlints., Auacouits, Uhiil
THEHOFFMAN HOUSE,
Bowkm fc l^t NNtuex, --- - I'rupiietor*
Firstt lA-a A'-eonm 'ilatlo a.
KveiitliiiipNew anil C'lesn.
Metis3SC. Loa, ing from 35c Up.
VMMMP Only Hup oye.1.^U|^l^o,.te l^i iiot,WW v burg. Mon:
CLOTHING.
Thisdepartment has a new and attractive appearance^by the decant displav of imported and domestic^Cloths to be found in our Suitings of the^newest and latest designs.
PANTALOONS.
Anunlimited and choice assortment of patterns to suit^the most fastidious taste.
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Weare agents for t,wo of the best custom tailoring^houses in New York City. Leave your measure^and have a Suit made to order.^Fit Guaranteed.
Thelargest line to select from in the city, and the^most popular makes. Christy's Imported London^Hat; the celebrated Gold Medal Tiger Hat;^Hand made Stetson's Hats, the^finest grades.
Forlower prices than the raw material would cost.
Children'sGrey Mixed Underwear, full line of sizes,^35 Cents Each.
Men'sShirts, 50c worth $1.25.
Men'sShoes, #1 per pa r. You can't match them at^the price.
Men'sI leavy-tap sole for $ 1.
PrintWrappers, 75c.
Ladies'Toe Slippers, 7^c.
Misses'Kid Shoes for $1.50.
BabyShces, 50c.
JobLine all Linen Torchon Laces at the uniform^price of ice per yarel, worth 25c.
Haveremaining over a lew White Lawn (heavily^emuroKlered ^ Dre a 1 which ure otter
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Blackand fancy Silks, Silk plated, solid and fancy^striped Lisle Half Hose, Ingrain Cotton, hand^seamed high spliced heels, British Balbrig^^gan and many intermediate grades.
Neckwear,
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