The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-17
IN NORTHERN MONTANA
Citizens Of LsVlStOVn Will 0rganizl
Board Of Trade.
A NEW LODGE AT CHOTEAU
X. of p. Ball at Sand Coulee-Co. AS
Amateur Theatricals-Event
of the Day in Great
Falls and Vicinity.

GREAT FALLS, March 16.-The enter
prisng citizens of Lewlstown are taking
steps to organize n board of trade. At
preliminary meeting E. X. Cheadle was
made temporary chairman, b. c. White
temporary secretary and the following
gentlemen were appointed committee
TO draft constitution and prepare by
laws: David Hillger, W. E. Cort, W. w.
Dewitt, f. L. Wright, |. NJ. Hebensack, Z.
E. Smith, Cyrus Stiles.
The handsome new residence of Will
lam Hawson on Upper Cottonwood. Fer
gus county. was totally destroyed by fire
few evenings ago. The neIghbors for n
mile around responded, but regardless of
their heroic efforts, only small portion
of the furniture could be saved. William
Rose, the hired man. who was sleeping on
the top floor, barely escaped. The house
and contents were insured for 5000.
Several days ago tho residence of Sher-
iii Waite, at Lewistown, was the scene of
2 happy marriage, when Rev. Mr.. Ed
cards pronounced the ceremony which
made. Patrick Mill of Philbrook and Miss
Anna Nicholson of Lewistown man and
wife. A number of friends of the con-
tracing parties were present Mr.. and
Mrs. Mill have taken up their residen &C
at Philbrook.
few days ago, at Lewistown, Rev. Mr..
Edwards united i'll marriage Miss Lizzie
Cook, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e.. w.
Cook, and A. j. Noble. The contracting
parties are very popular in Lewistown
aud their popularity was attested to by
many friends in the shape of handsome
presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Noble will COM
mence housekeeping at Gilt Edge in few
davs.
l.
Edge and taken to Lewistown to answer
TO a charge of assault on r. II. Ammon,
the manager of the Gilt E lge mine.
Mountain View lodge No. 26, Degree of
Honor. A. O. U. W., was instituted at
Choteau a few evenings ago by Mrs. DIR.
Hunter of Helena. The following officers
were installed: Mrs. j. f. Wamsley, p.
&. H.. Miss Ellie Hardin, G. c. H.; Mrs.
Grace Deane, L. H.. Mrs. Dr. Beaupre.
r., Mrs. Nellie Brown, F.; Mrs. Grace
Steel. r.; Miss Lucy Steele. G. s.: Mrs.
T. p. Aspiring. T.; Mrs. j. Hicks, L. W.;
William Miller, q. w. Mrs. II. Hodgkiss.
Mrs. j. Nuremberg. Mrs. William Oar
rington, trustees; James Sulgrove. c. w.
Taylor, Neil Mcconnell, finance commit
tee; DIR. Beaupre, Mrs. Nuremberg, Mrs.
Hodgkiss, business committee.
Nate Werheim returned Thursday
from new 1OFk. MIS-. NeTlnelIn, VINO
accompanied him east, remained at Fargo
TO visit relatives.
A. Matthew has returned from New York
city.
Representative Glasscock has moved
his residence from Sand Coulee to Belt.
II. c. Stone, formerly trainmasters
clerk at this point, returned during the
week from Chicago, after an absence of
arlx ftnn n has mi hn
employ of the Great Northern again at
Cascade.
Quite number of Great Falls people
went out to Sand Coulee last night to at
tend the ball given in Library hall by
Sand Coulec lodge No. 81, X. of p. The
music was furnlghed by Professor ST.
monds' orchestra. The following COM
mIttees had charge of the ball and are
entitled to credit for the success of the
affair: Reception, S. Moore, j. G.. An
thony, A. Kirk, L. Gillespie; floor, j. j.
Murray. j. j. Gillin, w. Cummings. j. d.
Meiris, L. Railswick; executive, I. Giles
pie, NJ. Travis, A. Kirk, j. j. Murray.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carpenter, a
daughter.
c. NJ. Webster has decided to Alex Sires
the north 30 feet of the south 80 feet of
lots and 8, block 1863; $1,000.
MT. anu Mrs. I. II. OanpDel nave issued
invitations for two whist parties, to be
given next "Wednesday and Friday even
ings in honor of their guest, Miss Ruth
Harding, of Augusta, Me.
Rev. DIR. Raleigh of Helena, editor of
the Christian Advocate, is in the city and
will preach at the NJ. E. church Sunday
morning and evening.
Sheriff Baldwin of kalispel passed
through here yesterday en- route to Warm
Springs, saking Camille Cooper, a colored
member of the demi-monde of Kalspel,
who was adjudged insane.
A single horse attached to a buggy tore
down Central evenue yesterday afternoon
Mt frightful rate. In front of the First
National bank the runaway collided with
j. A. Collins team, smashing his buggy
to splInters. Collins escaped with few
bruises.
The members of Company A are work. |
ing hard ut rehearsing for the forthcom- |
"Golden Giant Mine" to be given at the |
opera house next Wednesday evening. /!
The company will be assisted in the pre- |
sentation by Mrs c. B. Stephens. Mrs. G.. |
q. Mcfarland. Miss Theresa Tannhauser, |
Miss Edith Chase and c. b. Stephens. |
Added TO the attractions of the drama |
there will be fancy bayonet brill by the 1
young ladies drill corps of this city. Prof. |
A. II. Knoll and Marie Mcneil, the fam /
Gus cornctis,s, now in the city, will favor
the audience with several solos and /
duets.
The Author of "She."