The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02
THE DAYS ROUNDUP
Happenings In and About the North
ern Montana Metropolis.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
Scraps of News Gathered at Vari-
Gus Points on the Beat of the
keen-Eyed. Ever Watchful
and Popular Reporter.

Great Falls. June Mrs. z. Harvey
and family returned yesterday from
New York.
Miss Fannie Mcclellan of Duluth ar
rived yesterday to attend the sick
bed of her sister, Mrs. Harry A. Mady.
Homer Armstrong came in yesterday
from his ranch on Cora creek to at
tend the commencement of the high
school, of which he is an alumnus.
Mrs. j. A. Largent left this morning
for visit of several months. She will
go via Salt Lake and Denver to Kear-
ney, Neb.. where she will visit short
time. after which she will go to Sid
ney, ILL.,. her former home, and spend
the summer
Capt. IL. j.. Hodges of Sioux City.
Iowa, arrived in Great Falls yester-
day. The captain is general superin-
tendent of the improvements OF the
upper Missouri and intends to inspect
the work which has been done in the
river near Great Falls by Capt. il.
ID. Vincent and assistants.
Ed l.. Bishop, formerly of Great
Falls but now stenographer to Judge
Pomeroy of Kalspell, is in the city
to attend to the interests of his eli
ents in some cases which will be tried
at the June term of the district court
in Cascade county.
Miss Thoroughman entertained
number of friends at whist party
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Armstrong came in yes
terday from Truly, where she is
teaching, to attend the commencement
of the high school. of which she is an
alumna.
Seven vags in the city Jail refused
TO work on the chain gang yesterday
and were Immediately placed on bread
and water diet. Another prisoner at
tempted to steal food for the insurrec>
tionists and received similar treat
ment. The city has been oVerrun with
FOUNDERS and buns, but the officers
have them spotted. and there have
been no serious crimes. The tramps
have been subjected to most rigorous
treatment and Weary Walker is learn
ing that to enter Great Falls means
that he must labor 16 hours a day and
subsist on husks, wind and water.
Henry Vogel, who has the contract for
paving Central avenue, has leased the
lots at the southwest corner of Cen
trail avenue and Fourth street and will
begin mixing and laying concrete next
week.
Mrs. Emma Smith De Voc will speak
in Realty hall at o'clock Monday
evening, instead of the opera house.
The secon annual convention of the
Cascade county Sunday school conven-
ton will be held in the Baptist church
in Great Falls Tuesday and Wednes-
day, June and T. An attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared and gen.
eral invitation to attend is extended.
The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record: Townsite
company to II. Ewing, lot 10, block 233,
Third addition, $500: Townsite company
TO Frank MCGOWAN, lot IL, block 40i,
First addition. $500; Charles +. Fuller
ton and wife TO Commonwealth Title &
Trust company, trustee, 100 acres in
section 25, township 20, north of range
2 east, 81, $50; f. l.. Hossack and wife
to Daniel Fung lots 25 and &C. block 2,
HnCCaPlx'C II N
to John c. Harters, 120 acres in section
%, township 10, north of range 6 east,
5000; A. Nelson ct al to G. +. DECKER
man, 100 acres in section &c, township
%, north of range east, so acres in
section 30 and so acres in section 20,
township 22 north of range east,
$4,000; United States to S. b. Fortier.
patent, 100 acres in sections % and %.
township 10. north of range 4 east;
United States to Jeremiah Kelliher,
patent, 100 acres in section 33, town.
ship II. north of range east.
The following judgments by default
have been entered in the district court:
Calumet Tea & Coffee company VS..
John Burke, $1l3.33; Churchill & Web
ster VS.. ]. d. White. s212.13; Paris Glib
son VS.. Running Wolf Mining & Mill
ing company, $5.69l.3O; Francis NJ. Nc
Quivey has brought suit against ]. o.
Gregg and A. X. Barbour, trustee, to
recover s725.2O on account
The board of trade will meet in regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening
Mrs. T. II. Monahan, formerly of
Great Falls. entertained n number of
ladies at her home in Lewistown yes
terday.
The telephone line between Gilt Edge |
and Lewistown will be in operation by |
June 20.
Preparations are in progress to treat |
the tailings of the famous Maginnis |
mine at Maiden.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a |
lecture by Ex-Governor Waite of Colo |
RADIO.
A petition will be presented to tho |
county commissioners at their meeting |
Monday requesting that ]. Q. Dempsey
be appointed justice of the peace for |
Belt township.
The cattle of the "three-pointed star"
brand ranging on the Musselshell have |
been sold for 10000
Col. ]. II. Rice of Great Falls has
purchased several hundred head of /
mutton wethers from George Stone of |
Phlibrook and 1000 3 and 4-year-old |
wethers from Sam Phillip.
Three wool buyers who were in Great |
Falls last summer have written that
they VIII arrive in this city June II,
and others will soon follow. The wool |
clip this year will be heavy and of ex-
ceptlonaily well-grown ana strong sta
Oscar Stephens has purchased from
Owen Dunn of Gilt Edge 215 head of |
cattle at $3.50 per head Percy Ken
nett or Helena, manager of the |. q.
outnt, whose cattle range in Fergus
county, mas sold to Paul Mccormick
of Billings 35S head at $3.50.
Senator c. II. Eggleston of Anaconda
passed through Great Falls this morn
ing on his return from the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. Collins, mother of d. w. Bate
man, who was severely injured i'm a
runaway Thursday. is improving randi
ly, and despite her extreme age no |
serious results of her accident are anti