The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-30
CITY AND COUNTY.

Great Falls, May 29.-All stores in
the city remained open until 10 O'Clock
this evening and will close at noon to-
morrow. All banks and public institu-
lions will be closed tomorrow.
Agent Pheeney of the Great North
ern offices at Great Falls has received
information from +. l. Whitney, gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent. that
after next Sunday trains No. | and 2
between Butte and Helena. will run be-
tween Butte ana Great Falls according
to the following schedule: Leave Butte
at a. m, arrive at Helena at IL 10
a. m, arrive at Great Falls at 2:55 D.
m; leave Great Falls at p. m. arrive
at Helena at 1885 p. m. arrive at Butte
at IL p. m.
w. II. Getz, who has been at Hunters
Hot Springs for several months taking
treatment for rheumatism. which
threatened to prove fatal, has written
to friends in Great Falls that he is
improving rapidly and expects to soon
return to Great Falls.
The interest of Hiram II. Horton ct
al. in IS 1-3 acres in the southeast
quarter of section 49, township 20.
north of range 3 east, has been decided
TO the First National Bank of Helena
Tor a consideration of $780,
Henry Vogel has executed to T. A.
MARROW of Helena a chattel mortgage
Tor $3.50, on steam road roller, ore
crusher and concrete mixer.
Mrs. Amanda Peterson. a missionary
from Chicago. is conducting revival
meetings in the Swedish language at
Emanuel NJ. L. church, at Second ave-
nue. north and Fourteenth street. Serv-
ices are held every day at 2:30 and
sis p. IN.
Judge Benton will call the calendar
OF civil cases for the June term of the
district court Friday morning at 10
O'Clock, when cases will be set for trial
or otherwise disposed of.
The famous suit of Gallagher ct al
VS.. Cornelius ct al, which has been
pending for two years past, was ar
gued by Attorneys Leslie and Lergent
Tor plaintiffs and Attorneys Brady and
Donovan for defendants before Attor-
ney r.. w. Barry as referee yesterday,
and the referee took the case under adj
visement
James j. Murray. charged with shoot
ing and killing Robert Robinson at
Sand Coulee Sunday evening, secured
the required $1,000 bail to-day and was
released TO appear for preliminary ex>
animation before Justice Race at 10
O'Clock Friday morning.
charles Grey and William Wilson
were arrested by Detective Guerin two
weeks ago on charge of vagrancy
and were committed to the city iail
Their sentences expired last night, and
they were Immediately rearrested on
Geographic adVices from officers at
Glasgow, who claim to have evidence
TO convict the prisoners of one of the
numerous box car burglaries along the
line of the Great Northern. The OH
GERS claim that goods stolen from the
cars were found in the possession of
the prisoners. and claim to have other
proofs of their guilt
Mrs. George Forrest of New York is
visiting DIR. and Mrs. G. ID. Crutcher
of Fort Benton.
n Ire To.
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
j. Todd Of Fort Benton.
Mrs. +. j. Adams of Great Falls is
visiting he. sister. Mrs. Charles w
Price of Fort Benton.
Mrs. Harry A. Mady. who has been
rapidly growing weaker, and her life
is despaired of.
Judge Du Bose yesterday opened the
term of court for Valley county.
The Sand Coulee Association Foot
ball club has issued q challenge for a
match game to any club aspiring to the
championship of Montana or the North
west. w. S. Mclean is secretary of
the club.
Mrs. Thomas w. Murphy has return
ed from an eastern visit and contem-
plates opening an art studio in Great
Falls. She has superior artistic talent
and the people of Great Falls are ac-
quainted with much of the work she
did when formerly a resident of this
city. she then being Miss McIntire.
Charles =. Larsen of Lincoln Neb
who has been visiting Great Falls for
several weeks, expects his family to
arrive this week. Mr.. Larsen will en-
gage in business in Great Falls.
Brown Bros. of Stanford, who have
been in Great Falls for several DAYS.
left this morning for Malta. where they
will remain for about 10 days. superin-
sheep. which were driven from STAN
ford TO the shearing pens at MALTA