The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-15

scheme by which be will capture 500 coy.
otes within the next three months. He re.
fuses to divulge his plans, but he has sent
east for 5000 yards of sacking aud will
begin operations as soon as II arrives.
The school election at Lswistown re-
suited in the election of w. L. Cors and
w. II. Culver as trustees over E. X.
Cheadle aud John Clancy. The vote
stood: Cort. go; Culver, Dos; Cheadle,
ia; Clancy, 10. As soon rs the result
was announced w. w. Dewitt resigned
from the board OF education and County
Superintendent Moulton appointed David
Hilger his successor.
Reports from Gilt Elge are that the
mine is being constantly worked and the
mill is running to its full capacity. A
force OF IL men is employed at the mill.
The road from the mine to the mill is
Kept well beaten by teams hauling ore
and about 60 men are employed in the
mine. The cyanide process of milling is
proving successful and the manager
claims to have saved in one run 80. s25 per
cent. of the gold. Efforts have been made
to settle the differences between the COM
pany and miners and hostilities are at
present suspended. Several eastern
capitalists are expected to visit tho mine
this month and new capital may be in
terested in the plant. FIVE new tanks
have recently been placed in the mill and
the Greet Falls Iron work is now con-
structing seven more.
In the school election at Belt r. Il.
Chingan was elected trustee for three
years over j. 4. Cashier and H. w. Mil.
lard. For the two years. term Robert
Hendry was elected over David Graham,
and II. E. Benner defeated Z. j. Lowry
for the one year term.
There is considerable activity about Tho
Belt coal mines at present and many
improvements are being made. Supt
Mark Bray of tho Merritt mine, which is
being developed for the Boston q Mon
tana, has let a contract for 70-foot up
raise in that mine. Frank Coombs has
completed the excavation for six new
boilers of the four C's No. tipple and has
commenced work on the foundations. At
the washing plant the new crusher is en-
gagged with No. 2 nut, from which the best
coke is produced. New ovens are being
charged every day. Officers of the Mon
tana Brewing company have been in the
camp recently and the company will soon
begin construction on its cold storage
house. A new school house is to be
erected this year and will cost, probably,
$4,000.
1t will be somewhat Of a surprise to
many friends in Cascade county of Mrs.
{. A. Ogden, who was a candidate on the
democratic ticket for county superintend-
ent last fall, TO learn of her marriage.
The Bay City, Mich, Times speaks thus of
the wedding: AT jackson, Saturday,
Mrs. c. A. Ogden of Monarch, Mont, and
H enry Miebach of Hawatha, Kan. were
married at the home of the brides
daughter, Mrs. c. G. Conklin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miebach came to West Bay City
Saturday night and are spending few
days with Mrs. Miebach's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Z. Corbin. An informal re-
ception was rendered them, and many of
Mrs. Miebach's old West Bay City friends
came to tender best wishes. The happy
couple will leave Thursday for their
home in Hiawatha. Mrs. Miebach was
formerly principal of the West Bay City
High school. and was for years a resident
of West Bay City,"
Mrs. w. Z. Dodge, Miss Lillian r. |
Dodge and Miss Minnie Jewett of Mime |
apolis have been visiting in Havre the |
past week, guests of F. B. Dodge and nt- |
merous other friends. Wednesday after |
noon the visitors, with large number of |
friends, drove to Fort Assinaboine, where |
the afternoon was pleasantly spent, and |
the party returned to Havre for a social |
dance given in their honor at Thackery's |
hall in the evening. The invited guests
we're: Mesdames A. Decker, e. e. Clark,
b. Austin and c. Crawford; Misses Carrie
and Edith Hineman, Sellstead, Decker,
Patterson, Hill. Funk, Jennings and Cu.-
nan; Messrs. Dodge, Williams, Sands, A.
j. Broadwater, Hanan, Davenport,
Moore, Devlin, Beers, Decker, Austin,
Swanton, King Driscoll and Hackett.
The visitors left for Minneapolis Thurs
lay night, whence they soon leave for
Europe.