The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-20
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

F. D. Cooper the Cascade sheepman,
is in the city.
w. G. Frisbee is in from the Black
Butte country.
]. c. Adams of Augusta is in Great
Falls this week.
The residence of H. j. Skinner will Re
ready for occupancy by Dec. 1.
DR. and Mrs. G. c. Thompson are at
home from short visit to Butte.
Ike Heilbronner of Butte made a few
hours visit to Great Falls Friday.
J. T. Arlington has been in Neihart
and Arlington the past week on bust
ness.
John Holman asked for lodging on
the street and was given an upper berth
in the city sleeper
RUDE Collins, formerly of this city.
but lately Of Stanford, is in the city on
his way to San Francisvo.
Alderman O. T. Wadsworth and bride
have returned from Chicago and taken
rooms in the Blackberry building.
Alderman Albright Of Albright came
down on the Neihart train Saturday
Mayor Williams is taking care of things
in his absence.
Gold T. Curtis to-day left for Boulder,
where he has been summoned, presum~
ably to give expert testimony in the
Airport Will case.
Henry Olgardt has been appointed a
trustee of the Meisenbach school district
to fill the vacancy caused by Edward
Meisenbach failing to qualify.
u. Sanders, sleeping on the street 55
cents worth" is the charge on the po-
lice blotter. and his nonor will inquire
into what 1t means tomorrow
The brick store of J. III. DAILY on Sec
ond avenue south and Fourth street is
rapidly approaching completion, all out
side work being practically finished.
The coal mines of Belt are running
steadily again and from two to four
trainloads of coal from that camp pass
through the yards in this city daily.
The preliminary examination of w.
e. Derrill, alias Colorado" for the
burglary of the Shannon residence. will
be held before Judge Race on Tues
day.
The family of j. W. Laquatte, for
merly residents Of Lewistown, have
moved to this city, where Mr.. Laquatte
has been employed for several weeks
past.
Fl. W. Kraus and wife have sold to
j. w. Cornell, in consideration of $3.50,
an undivided half Of lot and an undi-
vided onefourth of lots and 9, block .,
townsite of Cascade.
after having been closed several weeks
on account Of diphtheria among the
pupils. All traces of the disease have
been wiped out and no further danger is
anticipated.
H. E. Renner and e. v. Ruebottom
were in Baker this week ostensiblyy on
business, but in reality they were blood
thirsty for the gore OF the black tail.
They returned Saturday with a large
crop of "reminiscences, but no deer.
Work on the Mcknight block on Cen
trail avenue is about finished and the
building will be ready for occupancy
before Dec. /. The entire fronts on
Central avenue and Third street are of
pressed brick and glass and will be one
of the best looking in the city.
7. E. Brady of this city, secretary of
the Neihart Water company, has notl-
fled the trustees of the Neihart school
district that company stands ready to
pay the alleged special school taxes
whenever majority Of the taxpayers
of the district shall have paid their
taxes.
T. C. Burns has sold his ranch, COM
prising 1.760 acres, to the Empire Cat
tie company. A considerable amount
of hay and few head of horses was
also included in the sale. The sale
terms We're private. This company is
becoming extensively interested In land