The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-21
GREAT FALLS NEWS
Cascade County Is Once Again Free
From Diphtheria.
GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING
The Trial of Criminal Cases VIII
Consume the Month of March
Fraternal Organizations
Notes and Personals.

health officers Cascade county Is now
free from diphtheria for the first time
for several months. The Jorgenson
house on Seventh avenue south con-
tanned the last patient afflicted with
the disease and quarantine was raised
from that residence to-day. Reports
from Sand Coulee and Belt state that
there are no new patients afflicted
with the disease there and that the
children who have been Ill are all con-
valescent
The 5-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brewster was buried from
the family residence on the south side
this afternoon.
Walter Mcdonald and Miss Lena ].
Poirier, both of Belt. were married last
evening. The young lady was under
Is years of age and the issuance of
the marriage license was delayed un-
til her mother visited the district court
clerk and gave her consent to the mar
riage.
The grand high priest of the Royal
Arch Masons came down from Helena
yesterday and last night at a meeting
of the chapter the royal arch degree
was conferred on a number of candi-
dates.
Ethel. the little daughter of Mrs.
Waite Dohlgreen, was buried this aft
ernoon from the residence of the fam
lily on the west side. The child died
from pneumonia. Mrs. Dohlgreen is
the widow of Eric w. Dohlgreen, who
was killed near Riceville last fall while
employed as fireman on the Montana
Central. The family have the SYM
pathy of a wide circle of friends in
their late trouble.
Z. r. Clingham of Belt, H. Z. RAN
dali Of Great Falls and r. d. Cooper
of Cascade, now sitting as a board of
county appraisers, have a long task
before them. Heretofore, under the
law that the board should appraise
real estate, appraisers have only pass
ed on land. but it is now held by many
that the term real estate includes
improvements as. well. In order to
place the value of improvements on
real estate personal inspection of the
property is necessary in nearly every
instance. The session of the board is
limited by law to IL days, but the time
can be extended by the district Judge
and Judge Benton will probably be
asked to do so. .~a-~
j. T. Arlington, vice president of
the First National bank of this city,
has became an active partner in the
wholesale house of willard & Co.
George d. Wait of Belt and Miss
Belle Cory of Sand Coulee were mar
ried this evening and will reside at
Belt in the future.
Captain Jensen has returned from a
business trip of several weeks in the
East.
Friday and Saturday next County
Superintendent Swan will examine APP
plicants for teachers certificates in the
district court room.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lyter is still reported as
critically i'll at Columbus hospital
Cataract lodge No. IS, K. of p, cele-
brated the anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the local lodge tonight.
The attendance was large and a gen.
eral jollifcation occurred
Captain Benjamin, one of the COM
missioners of jefferson county, is in
the city. the guest of r. Z. Hammond
Mr.. Benjamin is a pioneer of pioneers
in Montana, having located in the ter
ritory in 1863.
The trial of criminal cases in the dis
trict court will probably consume the
entire month of March. There are two
murder cases to be tried. Steven Ley
den, who is charged with killing a min
err named Zig. and John Sebastian who
shot and killed his wife in this city last
October. There were So civil cases went
over from the last term. and added to
these, will be large number of new
cases. The calendar is probably the
largest in the history of the district.
The Montana society of the Sons. of
the Revolution will convene in Judge
Benton's office Saturday afternoon,
where a business meeting will be held
and prizes awarded for the best essay
on THE Spirit of '76" In the evening
the members of the society will be en-
tertained at the residence of Judge and
Mrs. Benton. between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets north. The attendance
will not be very large.
County Attorney Freeman has filed
an information charging Louis Henry
with assaulting William Larkin at Kib-
Aar N
bench warrant for the arrest of the de-
PENDANT. Several weeks ago Justice
Race held Henry 10 the district court
on this charge, IL being alleged that
Henry assaulted Larhin with an iron
bar in q quarrel originating over the
discussion Of the A. p. A. organization:
The offense is punishable by term OF
Imprisonment in the penitentiary and a
heavy fine.
Ike Prudential was bound over 20
the district court yesterday in the sum
of $500 for conducting a gambling re-
sort in the Mint" saloon without a
license. A. Sires, ST., James ]. Jewell
and others testified to gambling I'm the
saloon on various occasions and to pur-
chasing chips from defendant, who
maintained that the place was owned
and conducted by a man named Schott.
If gambling without a license is pun
ishable under the new codes the offense
charged is a crime and the penalty at
tached thereto is a fine of not less than
$500 nor more than 81 1000.
Finley Urquhart and Miss Lizzie Bla-
siors. both of Helena, arrived this
morning and. procuring a license. were
united in marriage by a local divi1e.
]. X. Clark. a well-known mining man
of the city. left tonight for the Trail
Creek country. where he will engage in
mining.
DR.. Gelsthorpe tonight reported two
cases Of scarlet fever 10 the health Off
Ger. and the latter will at once arrange
to quarantine the house. the
patients being a daughter and son. !
and 6 years respectively OF Foreman
Perry OF the silver smelter. These are
the first cases OF scarlet fever reported