The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-23
CITY AND COUNTY.

GREAT FALLS, April 22.-Chsries w.
Price of Fort Benton has just ceived
from Oregon a bunch of saddle horses.
He is holding them at Chinook until ready
to employ tn EN- in the spring roundup.
The list Of assessments OF property owned
by the Great Falls Water Power d Town
site company shows an increase In value
over last year of 10 per cent. Other prop
erty has increased in value at about the
same rate, and. considering the many inn
provements this year. the asses sed valua-
tion OF property in the city will pr obably
be greater than II was last year.
The Townsite company deeds to A. E.
Waterhouse lot IL, block 573, Fifth addi-
tion; consideration, $500.
E. L. Bishop and wife deed to Matt
Dunn the east half of lot 13, block 4i9;
consideration, $500. This is on Fourth
avenue south, between First and Second
street.
The performers in the War Songs con-
cert, to be given at the opera house We'd
nesday evening, will meet for rehearsals
Tuesday evening. --..-.-.
The pupils of the westside school have
organized htarary society and elected
Emily Lloyd, president; Bertha Raids,
vice president; Laura Cellar, secretary;
Katie Reilly, treasurer; Robert MCGOWAN,
critic.
The members Of the 1. o. o. f. of Great
Falls have arranged to celebrate the
seventy-sixth anniversary OF the estab-
lishment of the order in the United States
with q grand ball at Realty hall April 26.
Church services yesterday were largely
attended. The choir of the Episcopal
Church OF the Incarnation repeated the
Eaafor hA
Rev. DIR. Z. A. wasson, the rector,
preached on "The Treasures of the
Snow" In the evening his sermon was
on 1.-THE Resurrection" Rev. J. ID. Reid
of the First Liberal church preached in
the morning from the subject. In Spirit
and IN Truth" Interesting services were
held at all other churches, both morning
and evening.
John Spencer of Great Falls, has pur-
chased, at SIG per head. all cattle, of all
ages, belonging to Job Thompson, sr., Of
Meagher county.
The North Montana Medical associa-
tion met in regular session Saturday night
i'm DIR. Wetman's office. President Gordon
presiding. Drs. Ladd, Gordon, Weitman,
Penny, Longeway, GeIsthorpe and Brady
were present. Drs. Helen c. Roberts, Eric
Munk and w. G.. Ramsey were admitted
to membership in the association. DIR,
Weitman read a paper, which was dis
cussed by all in attendance, on Extra
Uterine Pregnancy" The association de-
cided to give q banquet April "a, doctors
and their wives to be the only guests.
A. Gibson is constructing n Mexican
smelter at Yogo, and will have 1t COM
pleted within a week. 1t will be used to
smelt ore from the Weatherwax mine,
and will have daily capacity of 30 tons.
George E. Gum has brought suit ae ainst
the Helena capital committee TO recover
$40 for services rendered ut Neihart.
A marriage license has been issued to
August A. Carlson and Minnie Wheeler,
both of Great Falls.
The city council held a special meeting
this evening.
Mrs. Frank Glab left Sunday to visit
relatives in Dubuque, Iowa.
ID. d. Bogart Of Missoula, state exam.
iner, and f. w. Stetson, deputy examiner,
are in the city on business. =
MIR. and Mrs. Fred L. Smith returne
to-day from their bridal tour.