The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02
New lndustries are Talked of and Old
Ones are FlourishIng.

brewing company OF THIS city at its an
nual meeting elected the following off.
GERS: j. j. Ellis, president; S. r. Jensen,
vice president; Z. G. Johnson, secretary
and treasurer; Joseph Trmborn. general
manager. The reports of the officials
showed the affairs of the company to be
} In very satisfactory condition. The
Montana Brewing company has been a
success from the start Its product has
found ready market and in the COM
paratlvely short time il has been in opera
ton the company has acquired an envi-
able position among the industries of the
Cataract city. The company recently
completed stock house and fermenting
cellar. 1t has put in IL big storage watts
with capacity of $50 barrels each and
has recently had completed 16 fermenting
tubs of 60 barrels each. The plant is in
position to turn out as much of the
amber fluid in 81 hours as any similar
concern in the Northwest.
The funeral of the late Mrs. w. II.
Gelsthorpe was held at o'clock yester-
day afternoon from the house. Rev. Mr..
WATSON. of the Episcopal church officiat-
ing. The police and fire departments as
well as all the city officials attended the
ceremony out of respect to the mayor and
as tribute to the dead. 1t was one of
/ 80 ~e'a OSN hSAu hcT6 many a
day.
C. W. Pomeroy, president of the school
board, is an aspirant for the position of
district judge in the Eleventh judicial dis
trict recently created by the legislature.
| b. l.. Bishop of Choteau is also a candi-
date.
REPORTS from Teton county state that
ranchmen living near the main range,
| complain that the game laws are not
properly enforced, the Cree Indians living
near Birch creek being allowed to
slaughter deer in wholesale manner
These Canadian renegades are not killing
the deer for the purpose of obtaining
meat, but just TO get the hides and heads.
leaving the carcasses on the prairie to be
devoured by wild beasts.
Frank Evans swelled the school fund to
the extent of S35 in payment of q fine inn
posed by Judge Race for assault. Joseph
Scott made the complaint. 1t seems that
both men work at the copper smelter and
room together In a shack. They got into
quarrel which resulted in an exchange
OF blows, Scott getting somewhat the
worst of it. He at once concluded since
ne could not obtain revenge in the fistic
art to evoke the aid of the law so he went
before Judge Race and swore out a conf
plant alleging that Evans was the
aggressor from the beginning of the |
trouble. |
The Townsite company has decided to |
Ole Sather lot IL, block It's, Third addi- |
ton; consideration, $780,
Frank Truchot has recorded a deed |
from the Townsite company for lot 444,
First addition; consideration, $500.
William Heffernan, a citizen of Havre.
died at the st. Clare hospital at Benton.
of heart failure. He was only %, and be-
longed to prominent family of Louisville.
KY.
There is some talk of the establishment
of natatorium in this city.
James Conner, son of a ranchman living
a few miles from town, met with painful
accident. He was hunting rabbits along
the banks of the Missouri and accident-
ally shot himself in the left foot. He was
brought to town and had the wound
dressed. 1t is not dangerous.
The teachers of Cascade county have
forwarded to the legislature their ideas
respecting the proper system Of text books
to be adopted by the state. They recon-
mend few changes from the present
system.
Nj. X. Freeman of Flushing, Mich, who
has been here several weeks. looking after
his interests in the Cataract city, left yes- {
esday Tor home. 1t is understood that he | ]
vent back TO make arrangements to build
! store building upon his Central avenue | {
early in the spring. He will put
Up commodious store on the corner of '
CENTRAL avenue and Fourth street Rumor
Ilso says that a wel.-known clothing mer- !
liant will rent the store for term of
ears.
The county attorney has collected from 7
he bondsmen of August Spoomer the
mount of bail forfeited by their failure
o produce the latter in court. Young 4,
'poomer, while out on bonds pending a :
earing as TO the ACCESSIBILITY of sending !,
i'm to the orphans home for incorrieibil- =
y. mysteriously disappeared. When the a
act of his disappearance first became h
nown 1t was reported that his hat had r.
cen found on the river bank, a circum. o
lance which led many to believe it was n -
ase of drowning. The authorities did n
OF credit it, however. otherwise the n
ondsmen would not have been crowded. q
The Minneapolis Journal is now giving II
Ill account of Hayward-Ging murder =,
ial. Daily and Sunday only 10 cents ner | -