The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-14

clubs VIII again cross bats next sun
day, May IS. when a game will be
$50. The Great Falls nine was defeat
ed in the game at Belt a week ago,
but promise to redeem themselves at
the return game. The mines will be
constituted as follows:
Belt. Great Falls.
Jas. Forsyth. pitcher .......J. McLane
X. McIntosh......s. s......W. Meadows
A. Cowan. LIST b........J. Dignan
w. Smith. ....,.... I'd b........L L. Nesbitt
]. Cowan. ........3d b.......N. wallace
II. Ray ..........r. f...........J. Hodge
T. Cowan.........c. f.......O. Quesnelle
w. Forsyth. .......L f.... Nv. Dignan
Misses Clara and Ralpha Spurrier,
daughters of z. r. Spurrier, timekeep-
err for the Cashier Coal and Coke COM
pany, have arrived at Belt, and will re-
side there.
w. T. Houston and F. c. Pyle of
Great Falls have purchased two lots
on Bridge street, at Belt, where they
will erect a hotel building two stories
in height, 40xso feet. 1t will cost about
$1,000. .....-.-...t
Miss Kathryn Miller of Great Falls
is visiting Miss Mary H. Maye of Belt
Messrs. s. Eugene Atkinson, Frank
p. Atkinson, Berners b. Kelly and
.Worden p. Wren yesterday issued invf-
stations to a dancing party to be given
at Elks' hall Wednesday evening, May
%. at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Smith gave a
bowling party at the United Shelter
yesterday evening at which the guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames Louis q.
Phelps. Arthur e. Dickerman. Charles
M Webster, Edgar @. Maclay and AL
bert M. Scott.
Superintendent Klepetko Of the Bos-
ton and Montana smelters has instruct
ed the managers Of the Lewis mine at
Belt to commence shipping coal to the
smelters at Great Falls. This mine
shipped IL cars of coal per day to the
smelters last fall, and will probably
ship more henceforth.
The Great Falls Meat company has
filed for record its statement of beeves
slaughtered during April. 1t shows Isl
head slaughtered.
Although the high school investigat-
ing committee has signified that II was
ready to report last night, no meeting
of the school board was called. It
The pupils in the several school
rooms OF the city are engaged In pre-
pairing excellent rhetorical programmes
which will be rendered on May 81, the
last day of school, when the work of
the pupils during the last 10 months
will be exhibited to patrons,
There will be a special meeting of
the board of county commissioners
Tuesday, at which County Attorney
Freeman will present statement of
facts relating to the question of the
ownership of the First avenue north
wagon bridge which he and City At
tcrney Stephenson have compiled. II
the statement is approved by the COM
missioners, 1t will be presented to the
courts for adjudication OF the mooted
question.
George Mcdonald was before Judge
oh ~ xrtr-
lating the kid ordinance. 1t was the
boys third offense. and Judge Hawkins
gave him a stern lecture. The boy
promised to sin no more, and he was
discharged during good behavior.
Yesterday was a busy day for the
employees of the Boston and Montana
smelters. The men were paid their
wages for April during the day, and
the streets and stores of the city were
thronged with shoppers. The pay roll
was the largest in several months.
The resolution adopted by the Mill and
Smeltermen's Union No. 2. that after
May Is union men would refuse to
work with non-union men, was gener-
ally commended, and there were many
recruits to the union. Two special
meetings of the union were held dur
ing the day, and over 100 names were
added to the roll Superintendent
Klepetko Of the shelters during the
day stated that IL men wanted to work
at the smelters they must get into the
union. The number Of non-union men
left is small and all will probably join
the union before Wednesday.
The Marias roundup will be COM
menced about May rs.
John r. Green OF Fort Benton is
slowly recovering from his recent acci-
dent.
The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record: william ..
Frary and wife to Phoebe Wright Rog-
srs, 152 acres In section Is. township
20, north of range east, 500; Phoebe
w. Rogers and husband to William 5.
Frary (reconveyance). so acres OF above
land 800; Alex s. Mathews and wife
TO Harry r. Randall. 100 acres In Sec
ton IA, township is. north of range
east. 81; H w. Willard and wife 70
Goodrich Lumber company. lot III,
block 6. Belt. 800; Ed ID. Dibble and
wife to School District No. Is. acre
in section is. township 10. north OF
range 4 east, 81.
The Industrial Trust company
trustee, has brought suit against How
ard Crosby ct al. to foreclose a mort
townsite of Great Falls.
T. NJ. Hamilton OF Emporia. Kan
father OF Policeman Ed Hamilton and
ex-Sheriff Josephus Hamilton. arrived
in the city this morning and will hence
forth make Great Falls his home
Sneak thieves are getting in their
work at Neihart- Clotheslines. axes
water buckets and the like mysterious.