The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-18

locate in Great Falls in hope that the climate
may prove beneficial
The Nay numbrr OF Montana Illustrated will
be published next week. IL far surpasse the
other issues ia ev ry respec I. and should be Ia
every home In the state. Irrigation In Mon
tans" win be the principal festure. AMI Gov.
ernor Richards and others are prominent con-
tributors
Yesterday and to-day were pay days for tho
emp Dyes OF the Great Northern az Great Falls
and about $4,000 was distributed as wages for
April. 80
A petition is IN circulation asking that c. Z.
Ihayer be appointed west side policeman.
Receiver Phelps OF the Merchants National
bank began to-day to Issue cheeks In paym ent
OF the second dividend OF the bank They are
Tor 10 per cent. Of the deposits. the same as the
first issue.
Manager Hartley OF the opera house has ar
rang for the appearance m Great Falls. Nay
%. OF the Butte Amateur Opera company In
"fatience." The company presented .sMikado''
here about two years ago. for two nights an
packed he house each night
marriage license has been issued to Peter
Tufveson. aged s5 and Johanna Seversen aged
81. both OF Great Falls.
The roundup for the north side of Sun river
VIII be begun Monday. j. c. Adams is captain
R'v. K. A. WATSON of Great Falls win preach
In sun River June g.
Many citizens OF Neihart have declared tacit
boycott on the com any store and boarding
house OF the Broadwater Mining company. al
leglng that the company compcis its employees
70 trade at the company store and board at tho
company boardi house. The company has
publicly denied this. IL is said that IL the boy
cott continues the mine viii bo closed
Tho last NUMBER OF the Northwest Magazine
con aims story by James 3. Gordon. formerly
OF Neihart. but now OF Denver, entitled: "a
frospectors Romance" IL - wen written and
Tbo -
The main range OF the Rocky mountains in |
Montana Z. and depicts a story OF true lore at |
nrst sight between prospector and a half /
breed maiden. which results IN an eIop sment, a |
discovery OF gold mine and happiness and for
une to both OF tlcm.
The following are the shipments. expressed
n cars, from Neihart for the past week: Broad
water, ~; Gait. I; total 10.
The city council of Neihart has passed n
urfew ordinance, applicable to all persons
lnder Is years OF age. but there is great DIM
ulty In enforcing It, and tho boys are more
niscnievous than ev r. Hl.
The trial Of the case OF the state VS. G. M.
Judd OF Neihart, resulted in the discharge OF
he defendant. Judge proved that he had pur-
hased the horse he was accused Of stea ing 10
months ago. He alleged that the arrest was a
use on the part OF his divorced wife, now
drs. Albert MCGEE. to retain possession OF
heir child.
The following real estate transfers have bee,
led for record: III. w. M Hard and wife to
irs. Harriet Walker. 10. 20, block TO- Belt.
go Joseph Dule to Fred Jurcak. ha OF lot
?, block Q. Belt, $3.50; First National bank to
Irthur j. Shores. subject TO 5000 MORTGAGE
Dts 6 and 2. block 246. 5000.
j. K. Villains came In to-day from Logging
reek to secure medical treatment. A few
avs ago Mr.. Williams was standing near a
lcous horse when r XII ked him In the small
the back, INJECTING injuries which he fears ,
lay prove serious.
William Siverman and Mrs. A. waIlenstein
ft this morning for Gallipolis. Ohio. TO
tend the fun raj OF tn 'ir father, Samuel Sill
srman, who died yesterday a. the age OF 20. Z
he deceased was prominent citizen OF Gal l.
oils, a Mason OF high degree. and an estimabIe 1
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