The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-22
lEWiSTOWN NOTES.

Mrs. c. A. Riddell and children left
this week for Van Buren, county, Iowa,
where they will spend the summer with
relatives.
Cyrus Stiles went to Bozeman on
Monday to join his wife, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. w.
White. From BoZeman Mr.. and Mrs.
Stiles will proceed to Missoula, where
they will spend a few weeks before re-
turning home.
w. H. Peck has gone to Garneill,
where he will engage in business. He
expects his family in a few days. They
are now visiting relatives in Illinois
Miss Sallie A. Dwight. who taught
here several years ago, but more lately
has been a teacher in Pennsylvania,
has returned to this county to the joy
of her friends and relatives, and has
accepted a position in the Gunton dis
trict for the next six months.
The Judith stage has met with hard
luck in that about 80 of it's horses have
been condemned for CHAMBERS by the
veterinary surgeon, and about 20 more
have been placed in quarantine. In
spite of this the company is still able
to keep it's stages running on time.
The charges of the Black Eagle band
of Great Falls for its services on the
Fourth of July are too large to be met
by the purse of the financial commit
tee, and Lewistown people will have to
be content with home talent on that
day. The celebration, however, will be
had and the citizens are assured of a
jolly time on that day
A. Hopkins fells from his wagon at
his ranch on the Cottonwood this week
and broke his leg above the knee. He
was brought ito Lewistown for medical
attendance and is doing very well.
The county commissioners, in re-
~ int 7
E. Frye game warden for this county
at a salary of $50 per month, his serv-
ices to begin on June 49,
Jack Williams and Miss Eva Sander
son were married Monday afternoon by
Judge Beatty in Gilt Edge in the pres
ence of only a few of the intimate
friends of the contracting parties
George Caldwell was best man, while
Miss Pearl Jackson acted as brides
maid. Shortly after the ceremony the
young couple, who are very popular in
Gilt Edge society, were serenaded by
the brass band and congratula tions
were heartily bestowed upon them.
On Aug. S the people of Fergus coun-
ty will be given an opportunity to vote
on the proposition to establish a free
county high school a Lewistown. The
county commissioners have set that
date for the election after receiving a
number of petitions signed by over 200
taxpayers.
Big Spring camp, Woodmen Of the
World, held an interesting meetir G
Thursday evening, initiating two can
didates and electing two officers. The
following were elected: c. c., George
w. Anderson; A. L., D. J. Kane; es-
cort, Ed Folmsbee; Waterman, N. NJ,
Walker sentinel, ]. H. Norman; man
ager, E. G. Worden. The officers will
be installed the first meeting in July,
at which time the camp is preparing
to give an entertainment to the friends
of the order.
Mrs J. w. Johnson and children have
gone to Castle, where they will spend a
week visiting Mrs Johnson's daughter
Mrs. G. L. Logan and children have
gone East for the summer. They were
accompanied TO the railway by the doc
tor.
J. w. Gray and his family left this
week for their old home in Iowa, where
they expect to reside for some time to
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Miner entertained
a few of their friends by progressive