The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Great Falls, Nov. 9-Colonel and Mrs
William Bole have returned from bust
ness and pleasure trip to Neihart, where
they have been for a week.
There is evidently a gang of petty
sneak thieves in town who are making
life burden to careless housekeepers,
who leave anything of value exposed at
night. The police gather them in daily,
but the force seems to increase faster
than the magistrate can turn the wheels
of justice and place them behind the
bars.
Dedication services will be held in the
Swedish Baptist church on Fourth ave-
nue. north, at o'clock Sunday after
noon The pastors of several churches in
the city have promised to be present and
take part in the services.
Judge Benton has issued a venire for 80
trial purors for the December term of the
district court. There would have been
no necessity for jurors at that term had
it not been for the continuance of the
Sebastian murder case.
John Atkinson, foreman of a section on
the Montana Central between Neihart
and this city, has Just received a $50
check for prize work on his division.
Invitations have been received by
friends here to the wedding of Miss Jes-
sic Taylor of Kentucky to a prominent
business man of that city, Miss Taylor
is a sister to Attorney Taylor of this
city, and will be pleasantly remembered
as visitor to this city some time ago.
At a regular monthly meeting of the d.
rectors of the First National bank. held
yesterday, Daniel McLaren was elected
a director. Mr. McLaren is manager of
the Montana Central, with headquarters
in this city, and his entrance into active
business matters outside of railroad du-
ties, would seem to indicate that he is
pleased with his new home in Montana.
T. Z. Collins is back home after an alb
sence of several weeks in different parts
of the state. Mr.. Collins, as a member
of the state board of education, has been
chosen, with Walter Cooper of Bozeman
and Architect Paulsen of Helena, to visit
the state schools of Eastern cities and
thoroughly examine the system of ven
tilating, heating and plumbing in general
and successful use.
Fort Benton maintains its old-time
prestige as the heaviest stock-shipping
point in the state. This year there have
been shipped from that point 466 cars of
cattle and 2N cars of sheep.
Harry and ]. L. Rice. sons of Colonel
Rice, are now in Chicago, where they
viii meet their mother and proceed to
Italy, sailing by the Fulda of the North
German Lloyds, from New York next
Saturday. They expect to spend the win
ter at Munich, Bavaria, returning to
Great Falls in May next
The Ingot Dancing club is the name OF
a new social organization with a MEM
bership of SO members. Edward Treyvil-
liam is president and II. p. Pexton secre-
tary. The club will give weekly dances,
the first of which will be held Friday
evening. Nov. p. in Grand Central hall.
Judge DuBose and family left this
morning for Lewistown by stage. The
Judge will open district court in Lewis
town next Monday morning. The cal
endar contains one or two criminal
cases and a long list of civil cases.
The Missouri river is very low-lower
than ever since the construction of the
Third and Sixth street sewers. which
al present do not extend TO the waters
edge. AS a result the sewage OF the
city is piled uD on the river bank at
the mouth Of the outlets. The stencil
therefrOm is simply horrible and is a
sure breeder OF disease. At the last
meeting of the city council the matter
was taken up and this afternoon the
council visited the grounds and decid-
ed upon the PROMPT construction OF a
sewer to carry the filth into the river.
A safe containing 500 was blown