The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-10

the entire efforts OF Mesdames Nokell,
Hanche. Mckay. Gallow and Decelle-
a grand success The ID. of H. was but
recently organized in Havre. but ow-
ing TO the many pleasant entertain
ments and socials given. and the mer-
Its OF the order. Is rapidly increasing
In membership.
The Townsite company deeds to John
y. Olson the north half Of lot Ill. block
553, Sixth addition; consideration. 500.
The Standard recently mentioned the
fact that the school trustees OF Dupuy-
er, with an excess of caution, probably
induced by the Standards expose Of
crookedness in the Great Falls school
district had advertised for proposals
for. building q school house fence and
hftchtng racks, according to plans and
specifications" The board received two
bids and opened them In the presence
OF several witnesses, and after mature
elaboration awarded the contract at
$40. price 81 below the other bid
Hannah Robertson and husband deed
to Patrick j. Mcbride lots IS and II.
block 500. subject to a $500 mortgage;
consideration. $s75. q;
Judge Charles w. Pomeroy of the
Eleventh district. formerly an attorney
in Great Falls. has evidently made a
good impression In Teton county. The
Dupuyer Ancantha says OF him: Judge
Pomeroy has exceeded the expecta-
tons Of his friends He has a calm.
presides fairly. All those who have had
the good fortune to become acquainted
with him cannot fail to be impressed
with his personality. His rulings are
prompt and impartial. He manages
the affairs of the court with ability.
The Eleventh district is to be congrat-
ulated upon the possession of such a
judge as Mr.. Pomeroy bids fair to
make.
On the sheep ranches in Northern
Montana lambing is now in full prog
ress. All the ewes have been gathered
in from the ranges and the number of
lambs Is increasing rapidly. The de-
mand for men to assist the owners
during the next month is greatr than
the supply. and in consequence wages
are unusually high. The weather Is
perfect for Landing. and there has
been no loss from exposure thus far.
Ewes generally are in good condition
and provide abundant sustenance for
their lambs.
County Treasurer T. z. Wright of
Fergus county is enjoying a visit from
his mother from Penyan, N. Y.
II. j. Johns, once OF Great Falls. and
recently editor of the Lewiston Demo-
crat. has procured an interest in the
Landusky Prospector. a new journal
istic venture.
Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Atkinson have ar
rived at Havre from st. Paul. Mr.. At
kinson has accepted the chief clerkship
of the Great Northern offices at
Havre, vice w. ]. West. resigned, who
will remove with his family to Lyle,
Mimi.
The legal fraternity of Havre is rep
resented at the term of court now in
session at Fort Benton by ]. w. WILL
Jams and Col G. w. Sweet.
T. Graham. representing the Sand
dry, delegate from the Miners union of
Belt, left yesterday to attend the third
annual convention of the Western Fed
eraion of Miners. which will convene
at Denver, May 13.
E. o. Terrell to-day shipped two car
loads of potatoes, grown near Great
Falls, to a st. Louis commission house.
He expects to realize about so cents
per cwt from the spuds. and is prepar-
ing to ship several more carloads.
The Scandinavian Brotherhood, No.
2, of Great Falls. comprising many
natives of Norway. Sweden and Dem
mark, Is preparing to celebrate the S1st
anniversary of Norwegian independ-
ence with elaborate exercises May IL.
In the evening there will be speeches
and music and other entertainments
at Groves hall.
A marriage license has been issued
to Nicholas Kirchen and Sybilla Mold
en-, both of Great Falls.
Rev. Robert M. Ramsey has extend
ed an invitation to Sheridan Post, No.
Is. G.. A. r., to attend divine service
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening, May 26.. preceding Memorial
day, and the post has accepted A
meeting of the post will be held some
time during this week. to which all
old soldiers, both Union and Confeder-
ate, will be invited. to arrange for the
proper observance of Memorial day.
Pauline Bell was fined $40 and costs
in the police court this morning for
and disorderly conduct.
The board of trade has decided to
hold monthly in lieu of weekly meet
ings, meeting the first Tuesday in each
month.
The county commissioners will meet
In special session Tuesday. May IA.
FOUND DEAD.