The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-17

ground and the snow still lies on the
ground, in many places a, foot deep. Al
last one band Of 1000 sheep. which were
ranged on the storm-swept district, have
been sold for the reason that feed could
not be found for them there for the COM
ing winter.
Mrs. J. T. Earl of Boston Heights last
night received sad news announcing the
death of her mother in Canada.
Captain A. Junson, Mayor Collins and
Sergeant Win Tolbert compose the COM
mittee selected by the members of Com
pany A to make arrangements for the
funeral of Captain Charles French.
William Pashleigh has returned from
Michigan, where he has been superin-
tending the erection of a stamp mill, and
Is again in his old position on the@sngi-
neering corps of the Boston & Mon
tana.
DR.. Ings, whom the people of Great
Falls will remember well, Is at present
located in Edmonton, Canada. DR.. Ings
will be better remembered by many by
the Shelby Junction affair of wives two
years ago.
May Anderson got gay this morning
and landed herself in jail by breaking a
few windows in a restaurant. This
morning she paid s. and costs before
Judge Hawkins and departed a poorer
and soberer woman.
Mrs. Nat Collins, billed as the "Mon-
tana Cattle Queen" is in Great Falls
on her way East, where she has a lee
ture tour in visw for the winter, Jack
Dyas. advance agent for the Queen, -
was also in evidence
The Lewistown stage made a record
breaking runaway up Central avenue this
morning and only the GOODNESS and abil-
ity of the driver prevented a serious ac-
cident. Not even strap was broken
and the four passengers who We're aboard
are willing to pass UP any other such
experience.
The temporary organization of a social
and literary club was effected at Ar
mory hall Tuesday evening, with the fol-
lowing temporary officers: Charles r.
Wright, chairman: b. w. Porter. score
tary. and comlnttees as follows: For
membership. MeSsrs. Moore, Brainer. AT
kiason, Tracy, Folsom and Misses Camp
ball. Reid and Mckenzie. Constitution
and bylaws, Messrs. Wright. Richard-
I son and Folsom and Misses Burrell and
Erickson. The club will be social and
literary in it's chara eter, and is intended
to provide a pleasant place to spend the
evening for young men of the city, and
more particularly those who have no
homes to so to. Another meeting will
be hela at Armory hall next Tuesday
evening for the purpose of listening to
further arrangements looking to the
further organization of the club 1t is
probable that the membership fec will
be 81 per month in order that sufficient
meney may be raised to secure pleasant
and suitable rooms and provide reading
matter
The closing arrangements for the spe-
ciaf meetings in the First NJ e. church
were perfected at tho last prayer meet
ing before the revival meeting in the
First M. II. church held Wednesday
night These evangelistic services are
designed for all who desire to enjoy them
and reap the benefit from them. While
they are held in the M e. church any
who may become awakened to bettcr
things will be given the privilege of unit
ing with any church they desire in the
city. All members and pastors of other
churches are cordially invited to attend
them. Four hundred special hymnbooks
have been secured in order that all who
attend may have special songs at hand
Tor these services. A chorus choir will
be in attendance and the preaching SER
vice will begin at s o'clock, while the
special song and praise service will be-
gin at 7:se. All will have the privilege
OF retiring before o'clock each even