The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-24
GREAT FALLS NEWS
President ]. ]. Hill and Party Visit
the City and Belt.
A PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT
he Trades and Labor Assembly
Treat Their Friends to a Nice
Programme-More Bonds
for the Schools. Inroios

Great Falls, May 23-President ]. j.
Hill OF the Great Northern railroad ar
rived from the East this morning in a
private car attached to the regular
westbound train. Coupled to the train
was a special car occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Kennedy and Mr.. and Mrs.
| DE Forest of New York. The Kennedy
party had just returned from the coast,
met Mr.. Hill at Havre and came with
him to this city. A private on the east
pound train this morning brought In
Marcus DAILY, who, IL is presumed
came over to meet Mr.. Hill Mr.. Hill,
Mr.. DAILY and Mr.. Kennedy, who Is a
prominent stakeholder of the Great
Northern, left for Belt this morning.
where they spent several hours in in
specting the plant at that point Re-
turning from the camp. this afternoon.
the entire party left for Butte and Ana
conda in a special train. During their
soJourn in this city Mr.. and Mrs. De
Forest and Mrs Kennedy were driven
around the town and out to the Giant
Springs and Silver Bow falls
The entertainment given by the Cas-
cade County Trades and Labor assem-
bly, at the Black Eagle falls pavilion
last night was complete SUCCESS In
point or attendance and much interest
was evinced in the programme. The
large room which had been handsomely
decorated for the occasion was crowd
ed to its fullest capacity when the
Black Eagle band rendered a selection
from the opera, Macbeth" by Verdi
When the band ceased, Emmett r. Car
roll stepped to the front of the newly
erected stage and delivered an address
or welcome to the throng. He said the
meeting had been arranged for in the
belief that ii would create better feel
ing among all classes of workingmen,
\ -. -
elements and rebound to the benefit of
all who were present without regard
TO the fact whether they were en-
ployes or employers. At the conclusion
of the address Mr.. Carroll announced
the absence of Superintendent Kiepetko
at Butte and read a letter from Assist
ant Superintendent Case I'm which the
latter expressed regrets that other en-
gagements prevented their attendance
Alderman Young was present also and
made an able and eloquent address.
The speaker was at his best. the audi
ence was with him in sentiment and
he was interrupted frequently with
enthusiastic applause. ~
Brief speeches We're made by Sam
Moore, A. Colville and others, and mu-
sioal selections were rendered by James
Newman, W. S. Kexie. Thomas Green.
Miss Anna Smith. w. j. knight and
the famous band, which closed the en-
tertainment by rendering America"
to an enthusiastic aSsemblage. The
large crowd was then cleared, the or
chestra took it's position and dancing
was continued until an early hour this
morning.
The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record: Warranty
deed-Jerauldt Arlington to Matthew
lot 10, block s, townsite of
800. Warranty deed-H.
W. Willard to j. A. Strong, lot 26, block
IL, townsite of Belt; 1925. Certificate
of sale-Sheriff of Cascade county to
George w. Parker, interest of Louis
w. Peck and Charles Y. Lacy in sell of
sc II of sec 8 of sw Il, sw u of sec 10,
and NV u, NV u of sec IS, all in town
ship 20 north range Z east; $780,
The qualified electors OF school dis
trict No. /. which includes this city,
were given an opportunity to vote to-
day on the question of whether or not
the district should issue additional
building bonds to the amount of $4,000,
with which to complete and furnish
the Central High school building. There
was apparently but little interest CEN
tered in the matter, and the vote stood
S0S to 40 in favor of granting authority |
to the board TO issue the bonds. AL !
most $4,000 has already been used in !
the construction of the building and
The fund. has been exhausted 1t will |
require every dollar of the $4,000 to |
the structure and have IL |
'eady for use at the beginning of the |
'all term of school Additional room |
s needed for the accommodation of the |
pupils, and now that the money is
forthcoming, the handsome building
will be pushed to completion as early |
Is practicable.