The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-02
GREAT FALLS NOTES.


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w. a Keller of Butte arrived in the
city this morning.
Mrs. Dan Gibbs OF Sand Coulee is
visiting relatives in Solomon. kas.
s. c. Armstrong of Cora drove IN
from his sheep ranch this morning.
F. NJ. Malone of Miles City Is max
ing a brief business trip to the city.
j. G. Bartlett of Belt is transscting
some business in Great Falls to-day.
Rev. F. n. Gwynne has returned from
his trip through the eastern part Of the
state.
II. G. McIntire, an attorney OF Helena,
is in attendance upon this term of the
district court.
B. D. Phillips, representative from
Choteau county, Is in the city to attend
district court.
Henry Sieben Of Helena, who has
large real estate interests in this city,
is here for a brief visit.
william Wallace. jr., the Helena at
torney. is ~transacting some profession
al business in Great Falls.
Mrs. Samuel Nash tool the morning
train for Carbon City. where she viii
make her home hereafter.
1t showed heavily in Neihart yester-
day, although everywhere else in the
county IL stoI1h Ioh6ht I'M lam
Miss Marie Leaning. who is teaching
the district school at Cora, spent yes
terday in this city with her mother.
Mrs. T. p. Fuller of Browning left
for her home this morning after a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. S. H.. Lemon.
Robert and William NJ. Coburn of
Malta arrived in the city last night.
They have a case I'm the district court.
Among the Belt visitors in the city
yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A.
Remington and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Far
num-
George z. Gum, ore buyer for the
United Smelling & Refining company.
returned yesterday afternoon from
Neihart and went up to Helena this
morning.
Archibald Gray came down from
Butte this morning. and is looking after
the Great Northern business here and in
adjacent towns.
Miss Stella Dunavent has accepted
the position as operator in the rev
central telephone office at the Boston
& Montana smelter.
Mrs. John T. Athey is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. ~Sprague, who arrived
this evening from her home in Fort
Leavenworth, kas.
The ranchers are taking advantage of
the slowly improving condition of the
roads,. and to-day several large loads
of hay were brought In.
l.. o.. Riser. cashier of the Bank of
Belt. is paying this city a short visit.
He arrived yesterday in time to en-
joy the Memorial day exercises.
M. E. Miner. the cattle man of NAL
Ia, and chairman OF the executive COM
mittee of the North Montana Roundup
association. is in Great Falls to-day.
Mrs. r. j. Dyke and children Of Web
ster, s. D.. are visiting Mrs. Dykes
mother, Mrs. NJ. Stelzer, Of this city.
They will remain throughout the sum-
mer.
r. n. Bemis. manager Of the Belt
Times. spent yesterday in this city. He
has just returned from a trip over the
state. which included Butte, Anaconda
and Deer Lodge.
C. c. Proctor, the sheriff Of this coun-
ty, returned last night from Boulder
Hot Springs, where he has been treated
for several weeks for rheumatism. He
is much improved In health.
Among the prominent citizens of
North Montana who attended the
funeral Of the late Ben Yost at Fort
NARROW and M. #. Marsh Of Big
Sandy.
The Royal Milling company Of this
city il offering S1.20 per bushel for
wheat delivered on board the cars at
Chinook. Most of the ranchers there
are holding on to their supply In the
hope of a further rise in the price.
L. S. Woodbury.. president of the
Great Falls Iron works. has rendered
his services to the government IS in
spector Of machinery. He has an ex-
cellent war record as his recommen1a-
tion. having served during the civil var
as chief engineer.
Mrs. c. O. jerks and Miss Della
Downing left this evening for Grand
Forks, where hey will visit Mrs. g. II.
jerks for a time. Miss Downing will
90 thence to White Plains. Va. to
visit the Conrads and spend the re-
mainder OF the summer at her old home
In Missouri.
The wool growers OF this city have
received cards from Secretary A. s.
Lohman inviting them to attend the
annual meeting of the North Choteau
County Woolgrowers' association to be
held at Chinook on June Z. The citizens
guests a good time.
A feature of Monday. celebration
was the admirable manner in which the
street railway handled the crowds
which went down TO the Black Eagle
park during the afternoon and even
ing. While the cars were filled on each
trip there was no excessive overload
ing and no accidents.
Owing TO the high wind which pre-
vailed last night II was impossible to
display the entire set of fireworks or
to illuminate the falls. This will be
! done later, and Messrs. Clark and
Waite. who have the management of
matter. extend a cordial invitation to