The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-05
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

.Jere Collins, editor of the Helena In
dependent, is in the city for a brief
visit.
Mrs. James NJ. Sigh of Anaconda is
visiting friends in this city for a Few
days.
f. c. Garrett of Kipp is at the Column
bus hospital having his eyes operated
upon.
John Andersen, the hide n wool
buyer, has gone to Philadelphia on a
business trip.
Mrs. j. F. Patterson and children OF
Fort Benton have gone to New York
for a months outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Logan of Sew
enth avenue and Seventeenth street
north the birth of a girl.
Mrs. Sam j. Merritt, now of Butte.
but ormerly residing in this city, is Wis
ting her sister, Ms. f. ID. Fuller.
Rev. A. j. Craven and son of Kalispell
arrived in the city this morning for the
purpose of attending the conference at
Belt.
Mrs. e. w. Reed and family and Miss
Edna Crawford are in the Highwood
| mountains for a weeks fishing ana
camping.
Some of the wool buyers spent the
morning in photographing the groups
in the salesroom and around the baler at
the warehouse
The management of the silver smell
ter of this city believes that II Will be
able to fire up its furnaces about the
middle of this month.
marty ompose of Mrs. Martha
Plasman, Miss Pauline Rolfe, Mrs. Ed
Cooney and children has gone TO MID
vale for a few days of fishing.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Edward Christian and Miss Margaret
A. Monahan of Gold Butte, and to
Chris Nielsen and Miss Letta Lundburg
of this city.
There will be a teachers examination
on Friday and Saturday, Aug. ls ana
20, held at the court house under the
guidance of Miss Ina Craven, the coun-
ty superintendent of schools.
The managers of the county fair are
arranging to add a pulling contest for
single hoses and pairs. Teams from
Neihart, Belt, Sand Coulee, Stockett,
Monarch and his city will be present
A Helena delegation. made up OF
Messrs. L. c. Day, L. 5. NELL, u. NJ
HAYS and j. ]. Hindson, arrived on the
afternoon train for the purpose OF in
specting Black Eagle c~ommandery No
s, X. T., and TO attend the dedication OF
the new hall tomorrow evening.
l. II. Patterson, VINO mas Deen Ttpie
senting the wool firm of jeremiah VIII
Jams a Co. of Boston, left this morning
for the East. He is succeeded here TO
the remainder Of the market by A w
Elliott, who has been buying for tn
firm in the Northern Pacific markets.
Local stockholders or the F1orenc
Mining mpany which owns and ope
2 rates the Florence mine at Nelhar'
T were made happy to-day by the recelp
of a dividend amounting to | cent pc
share. As the management hgures o.
: taking out only enough ore TO pay ex
r penses, this is a very good
/, Another maccaroni factory VIII o
I opened in this city. There have bee
{ two factories of his kin up TO dat
hut each met with misfortune an
u closed. The new one will be located o
Third avenue south and operated D
Louis and Isabella Patricolo. The builo
!, ing. which will be- of brick and BOX
: feet. will be constructed by Al Fran
: The Cree Indians are very anxious
become United States citizens in ordt
10 obtain protection from the Canada
government and to forestall any a.
tempt to deport them. They nave tire
90 obtain citizenship papers In IN
county repeatedly and are now al
saulting the court of Choteau count
n with the same purpose. Two OF ther
: Holy Altar and Sitting Horse nav
n made application there.