The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-10
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

H. D. Evans is in the city from Truly.
Adam Rutherford of Craig is in the
city.
DR.. Ivie has gone to Fort Shaw for
month.
Abe Goodkind of Helena was a Great
Falls visitor last week.
Sam Jackson, deputy United States
marshal, was in the city last week on
official business.
John X. Cashier, the original locator
of Belt, came down from the coal me-
tropolis. yesterday.
j. II. Dickey, manager of the A. c.
M. Co. store al Belt, paid a flying visit
to Great Falls last week
The ". r. G. social was held at the
residence Of Mrs Judge Stafford, Boston
heights, yesterday afternoon.
In the case of Matte Byran VS.. r. H.
Wright ct al, the defendant was given
until Monday to amend answer
The three months-old son of Assist
ant Postmaster Howard Crosby died
this morning of internal troubles.
The Congregational Ladies' society
met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. W. Schofield, Ill Fourth avenue
north.
A. W. Bower and wife are in the city
from Stanford. Mr. Bower is of the
firm of Bower Bros, the largest sheep
owners of Fergus county.
Miss Bessie Kinna. who has been Wis
iting the Misses Conrad in this city
for the past three weeks, returned to
her home at Lowery to-day
Mrs. J. c. Crowley. 222 Fourth ave-
nue. south, died suddenly this evening
of heart failure. Deceased leaves a
husband and child / year old.
The sprinkling cart has been doing
business on Central avenue to-day and
the difference from summer season
seems to be one of the calendar
DR.. c. c. Thompson of this city is
intending to also open an office in Butte
but will continue his practice in this
city. where his family will remain.
A. E.|Phippen, who has been so long
in Monarch that the hillsides look like
him, has sold his hotel property there
to Henry tombstone, and will try ranch
ing near Kibby.
Dick Adams. son of j. c. Adams of
Sun River, left the Columbus hospital
last evening, and has entirely recovered
from the serious injury received to his
arm some time ago
Bart Armstrong, brother of J. w.
Armstrong of this city, and who lately
arrived in this city from Indiana has
bought the sheep and ranches of w, 7.
Perry L. Sargent. instructor at the
Fort Shaw Indian school, was in the
city last week. Extensive preparations
for the holiday exercises are being
made in the schools, and will take place
the Saturday before Christmas.
Seifred and Spangle, charged with
butchering other peoples cattle. filed a
demurrer to the complaint and the
court granted the county attorney leave
to amend by interlineation. Defendants
were given until $3.50 o'clock Monday
morning to plead
The case of Eli Shepard and wife VS..
F. T. Hepler ct al. was settled by the
parties to the suit just before coming
to trial, each paying half the costs.
rms was suit on contract in which
the damage resulting from having a
water ditch run across plaintiffs land
figured
Wllllam Douglas, who has been in the
Columbus hospital for the past three
weeks. suffering from injuries received
from MS horse having fallen on him,
has recovered and to-day left for Au-
gusta to visit his mother, who lives at
that place. After visit of month he
will resume his old position in the gov
eminent employ at Browning.
Cataract lodge No. IS, X. of P, has
chosen the following officers for the next
SIX months: c. c., j. M. Buringame; "
c., Fred I. Stephens: prelate, A. s.
sires; M. of Ex., L. A. Enders; M. of
F., r. L. Mcdonald; K. of r. and S.,
James Moore; M. of, A., William NJ.
Johnson; I. G., /. Goldstein; o. G., M.
L. Bridgeman: M. of W., D. jonathan;
trustees. Charles Wegner, Carl T. Grove
and E. l.. Hammil.
The following cases were set for trial
by Judge Leslie: Joseph Rehual VS..
set for Dec. 10: Great Northern Rail-
road company VS.. H. II. Nelson, setting
for Dec. Cancelled: Henry Nelson VS.,
T. H. Armstrong, set for Dec Is; James
Mcdonald VS.. ]. W. Bark ct AL, set for
Dec. Is; M. NJ. Lyter VS.. H Boshuyzen.
set for Dec. IA; Chester Steel Casting
company VS.. Boston & Montana Con-
solidated Copper 6, Silver Mining COM
pany, set for Dec. IL; Duncan Johnson
VS.. William A. McHurdie, set for
Dec. II.