The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-06
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

the city on ousinesS.
Professor M. J. Garrett of Lewistown
is in the city on his return from Helena.
r.. r. Mcdonald OF Belt passed
through the city yesterday on an East
ern trip.
The Marias roundup Is now camped
at Benton lake, about ls miles east Of
his city.
Mrs. John T. Morrow Is entertaining
As her guest her cousin, Miss Kate
Hawkins, of Minneapolis.
l. c. swingiey OF NeIhart took the
morning train for Butte. where he win
visit his family for q few days.
Theo. Lindsey OF Benton II In the city
to meet his two daughters. who have
just finished q term of school At Helena
Mrs. James Bondy and children left
this morning for q visit of ten days in
Helena. Mr.. Bondy will Join them on
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. l.. Martin. wife Of the com-
pany's st~enographer at Belt. left this
morning with her daughter for a visit
in the East.
The sheriff succeeded In finding all Of
the men drawn for trial Jurors at this
term OF the district court with the ex-
ception of two who were out Of the
county.
Judge DuBose arrived in the city this
morning from Fort Benton. inc will
open court Monday morning for Judge
Leslie. who is 10Y at Lewistown holding
court for him.
H. H. Nelson of Cascade has a man
employed in the Boston and Great Falls
addition shearfng a band Of several
hundred sheep. The shearing of his
entire band will begin this week.
N. T. Lease. the contractor. is build
ing a two-story brick residence for his
own use in the Boston and Great Falls
addition. 1t promises to be quite a
~pretentious dwelling when completed.
Miss NJ. NJ. Gormley. q sister OF A. C.
Gormley, IL visiting her brother. She
has a position as teacher Of e%locution
and Delsarte In a Virginia educational
institution. and will spend the summer
in this C ity.
william Hagen. sheriff of Teton
county, passed through the city this
morning on his way home from North
Dakota. He had with him a on~e-legged
colored man. wanted on the Blackfeet
reservation for stealing horses.
Miss Lulu B.. Pierce, who died yester-
day at her home in Butte. had many
friends in this city who mourn her un-
timely death. She spent two months
In this city with friends last winter. and
gained numerous acquaintances.
The heavy rains have done some dam
age to the roadbed of the Great Falls
& Canada, but the management is able,
in spite Of IL. to run its trains regularly.
The rain has also softened up the road
bed on the Montana Central and trains
are run very slowly between this city
and Helena.
Rev. /. Newton Roberts. who recently
resigned his pulpit in the Emanuel
Presbyterian church of Butte. arrived
in the city yesterday. He has taken
charge OF the Sunday school work in
Northern Montana, and will make Great
Falls his headquarters, working from
this point all owe the northern half Of
the state.
Mrs. Walter Wescott has received a
letter from her son. Will II. Tolbert, in
which he states that company A, of
which he Is a member, is enjoying ex-
cellent camping in San Francisco, and
that all, with the exception of minor
illnesses, are in good health n spirits.
The letter praises the hospitality of
Frisco people very highly.
Rev. w. II. Roberts. who resigned the
pastorate Of the Welsh Presbyterian
church of this city i'm March, and has
since been In the East, will hold fare
well services at the church on Thurs
day evening. He will leave the next
day for the East. He will spend the
summer at Foreston. Iowa, and New
York, and in the fall go to his old home
in Wales for a rest.