The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

| ena are in the city on their way to the
ranch at Sunnyside.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Martin of Cassel-
ton. N. D.. are in the city as the guests
OF Engineer Joseph Appleby.
p. B. Buchanan of Eliot & Buchan-
an came in from the ranch near Belt
| on yesterday afternoons train.
Miss Ina Craven, county superintend-
emit of schools, has gone to Truly on an
official visit to the school there.
Miss Nina Brigss is expested to re-
turn to this city in a few days. She
has been spending the winter in Chi
| cago.
w. G. Conrad and Thomas Curry re-
turned this afternoon from their trip
to Neihart to inspect the Queen of the
Hills.
Mrs. A. G. Laid has started for the
East and will spend about a month in
visiting friends at her old home in
Maine.
Charles A. Parker, manager for Miss
Clara Thropp in the Dolls House." is
in the city, having arrived from Grand
Forks.
Mrs. John Huntsberger of Orr has ar
rived in the city and will remain here
for time to take a course of medical
treatment.
Miss Jennie Benn. formerly a teacher
at Red Butte, has been appointed
teacher at Ulm to succeed j. H. Ben
nett, resigned.
j. S. Huntoon of Utica, who has been
! visiting his old home in Hamilton, On
tario. is in the city as the guest of his
| son, j. c. Huntoon.
Louis Patricolo and his daughter,
Miss Isabella, have returned to this
1,n
Northwest territory and in Teton coun-
ty.
The Welsh people of this city and vi
cinity are preparing to celebrate st.
Davids day with a little entertainment
at the Welsh church on the evening of
March 1.
Dick Veen, janitor of the Longfellow
school house, who has been confined
for the past week to his home with a
revere attack of the grip, is able to re-
sumo his duties.
Mrs. c. E. French. assisted by Mrs
w. B. Burleigh and Mrs w. N. Moore,
entertained the ladies of the Congre-
gatlonal church at the French residence
on Fifth avenue north this afternoon
w. G. Conrad, who returned yester-
day from Nehart. says the recent strike
in the Queen of the Hills is the richest
yet made in that property. An upraise
is being made to determine it's extent
settlement has been made in the
suit instituted by Mrs. Ada Seifred
against the Big Seven Mining Co. e.
al, and it is probable that the suit will
be dismissed when it comes up for trial
An abstract of judgment for S96.3O
from the Justice court OF e. K. Abbott
at Neihart has been filed in the district
court. The judgment is in favor of
Lowry G. Shaw and against Dan Nc
Coy.
Judge Larkin of Barker, who has
been seriously i'll in this city for sew
eral weeks, has improved sufficiently
to enable him to dress and appear for
short time on the street. He is af-
flicted with rheumatism.
H. H. Nelson mas received word that
500 head of mixed yearlings and sheep
have been sold for him in Chicago at
A.7O per hundredWeight. The band ave-
RACES lO5 pounds per head and this is
the best price obtained on that market
since the beginning of the year
Frank Miller of Racine. Wis. and
George Harding of Waukesha. Wis, are
in the city, having returned from a trip
of inspection to the Moulton mine at
Barker. Upon their report the directors
of the company will order the plan of
is accompanied by his wife. who is the
guest of her sister-in-law in this city
Miss Rose f. Miller.
j. c. E. Baker, who has returned
from winter spent in Wabigoon, On
tario, says that the thermometer there
went below zero early in the game and
never got above before he left At s.
degrees below the thermometer bulbs
bursted and Mr.. Barker thought it time
to start for Montana. He says that
jackrabbits froze as they jumped and
caribou became so numbed that men
went out and knocked them over with
clubs.
The Montana Sons of the Revolution
celebrated Washington's birthday by a
little entertainment in the evening at
Chowen's hall. Speeches were made by
Judge Benton, c. H. Robinson. Prof
B. T. Hathaway and w. H. Smith and
Mrs. e. r. Russell gave a recitation.
The programme was diversified with
music and ended with an excellent
lunch. j. w. Buford of Missoula, vice
president of the society. was present
and participated in the exercises.