The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-06
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

M. S. A. Grafton of Anaconda is in
| the city
julius Hirshberg and wife of Choteau
are in the city.
| Mrs. Ira Myers is visiting in the
| Sweet Grass hills.
w. E. Phillips of Helena was in
Great Falls yesterday.
M. M. Lyter and w S. Frary have
gone East on a business visit.
Mrs. Frank Powell of Great Falls is
visiting Mrs. j. P. Like of Belt.
II. f. Mortag, Cascades postmaster,
paid Great Falls a visit yesterday.
l.. Kenworthy is down from ArrninE
ton on his way to Sun River basin.
John H. Green and Charles W. Price,
the Benton cattlemen, are in the city.
The Highwood postoffice was broken
into last week and about $40 in money
| secured.
II. z. Dawson is in charge of the new
bank which opened at Stockett on the
LIST inst
Hank Tiggerman came down from
Barker yesterday, where he IL engaged
in leasing.
Alderman Q. F. wadsworth left to-
day for a visit to Boston and other
Eastern points.
Parties in from Upper Belt district
report considerable blackleg among the
cattle of that vicinity
Mrs. James B. Holman of stockett
has returned from a visit to friends
and relatives in the East.
Father MacCorry and Father Hopper
Will begin two weeks mission in ST.
AIMS parish in this city on Nov. 26
The last shipment of the Shonkin
roundup was made from Benton Fri
day, one train load being the amount.
The mines in Belt have been working
steadily during the past two weeks and
two or three train loads of coal is be-
| ing shipped daily.
In Valley county the Great Northern
Railroad company will be called on to
entire county of s56,734.
S. r. Jensen is getting plans for a
residence which he will shortly build
on the northeast corner of Fourth ave-
nue. north and Eighth street.
George Brown of Neihart, who has
been in Great Falls for the past week,
left for home yesterday overland He
Will make the trip in two days.
Sheriff Hubbard of I--'1-~ell passed
through the city in charge of four cam
didates for the state pen. and one, a
boy Of IA, for the reform school.
Great Falls court of the Catholic For
esters presented their worthy chief
ranger, Patrick Humphrey, with a beau
tiful gold watch Friday evening.
c. NJ. Boardinan and Frank Depe,v
returned yesterday from a few days
outing on the Neihart branch, where
they have been shooting pheasants in
stead of Filipinos.
William Butler and bride, formerly
Miss Sadie Patterson. have returned
from the East and will occupy the new
home built by Mr.. Butler on Fifth ave.
nue. north and Seventh street.
Peter Taylor, the Malta sheepman
charged with stealing $50 sheep from
5. D. Philips during the October storm,
has been bound over in the sum of
$1,000 to appear before Judge Frey of
Chinook Nov. 10.
Vice President Smith of Mormondon,
Utah, passed through the city this week
on his way to the Mormon settlement
just over the line on the ST. Mary's
river, of which colony he is the mana
ger or representative.
J. H. Hall, who has been in Great
Falls for the past few days, left this
morning for Hill. near the boundary
line. where he has been located for the
past year. Mrs. Hall and family re-
main IN Great Falls.
The cost Of entertaining Company /
of IIewistown at Belt when they passed
through was about $500, most of which
was raised by the sale of badges, and
the balance subscribed by the COM
mittee and few outside business men.
The Great Falls Rod and GUN club
have decided to offer reward of S25
for the arrest and conviction of the
parties who have broken up seats, torn
down fences and raised the mischief
generally with the club grounds dur
ing the past two months. The club
has ordered the purchase of two dozen
turkeys and will give a turkey shoot to
members just prior to THANKSGIVING.
Particulars of the shoot will be ar
ranged at later meeting.
The regular winter tournament of the
Great Falls Whist club began last night
IN the rooms of the club. During the
winter there will be 10 contests. Players
must take part in not less than eight
games to qualify for prizes. The Win
ners, N. and S. and Z. and W., at
each contest will hold trophies so long
as they make the top score The
trophies are to become the property of
the pairs having the highest score at
the end of the tourney. The club is
composed of business men of the city
and is something new in that it is in
corporated for the purpose of playing
whist and whist only. No liquors, CT
CARS or anything will be sold or given
away in the rooms. Always return
your partners lead count well and re-
member the Maine, Is the club obliga-
ton.