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Recovered the Horses.

Great Falls, Oct s.-Some time last
June Jack Lee of Maiden bought Il
team Of horses from Louis Dalthorpe
On the north side. He left them in Mr..
Dalthorpe's stable, and in putting a
Cow into the stable enc evening the
horses got out. 1t was thought they
would come back. as they had done be-
fore, but Mr. Lee never saw them I'M
til last Wednesday, when he met one
]. Donaldson who said he thought he
had seen the horses down on the Ma
rails, or between the Marias and the
Teton, and wanted to know what Mr.
Lee would give to get them back. MI.
Lee said he would give SIS for them,
and after consultation with another
man, according to Lees story, Donald
son told him to go with him to a sta
hle, where he showed him the team.
Lee said that the shoulders of one of
the horses and the hoofs of the other
showed that they had been worked.
and he refused to pay more than $40.
The horses were afterwards taken to
the stable of H. P. Nevils by Donaldson,
and when Lee went after his team he
was told that he must pay SIS charges.
This he refused and replevined the
team. To-day the team was given up
on payment of the stable bill, and once
again are in the possession of Golden
Jack
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HAVRE NOTES.

Miss Mamie Bickle left this week for
Delta, Colo, where she will attend school
the coming year.
The members of the Methodist church
held very pleasant and profitable socia-
BILE on Wednesday evening.
Joe Bowlin has resigned his position as
conductor and will spend the winter in
the South.
A number of young people met on Fri
day evening at the ranch of Mrs. e. H.
Hanche to entertainE Max Jordan, for
merly a member of the LIST Wyoming vol
unteers. just mustered out in San Fran
cisco. Mr. Jordan left later in the week
for the ranch of his mother, Mrs. Blash-
field, on Upper Milk river.
The Havre fire department Held a very
enjoyable dance in theSESss Of r. hall this
week. It was welfssattEndpd BY both
townspeople and those frorn$ a distance,
the Chinook delegation. being particularly
large.
Mrs. Reuben Houser and the children
are visiting friends in, Fort Benton.
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Cattle Prices.

Great Falls. Oct. s--A prominent stock
man of Choteau county. in discussing the
cattle market the other day, made the
following statement:
Il see no signs to indicate lower prices
for range cattle. We are getting from
s4.7 to $5.25 for Montana cattle now, and
! believe the large shortage in this coun-
try will maintain present prices at least.
Then, too, the corn crop is enormous this
year This causes a large demand for our
Western cattle for feeders, thus furthEs
limiting the immediate supply. While it
seems to be the general opinion that
prices will not fall for some time. it is
also believed that there will be no furth-
er advance. The commission men are
advising their customers to forward their
cattle as fast as they can conveniently
do So"
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INDIAN CHILDREN
Will Take Part in the Welcome to the
Volunteers.

Volunteers.
Great Falls, Oct. S.-A feature of the
reception given to the returning SOL
diers and of the attendant parade will
be the presence OF 200 Indian children
from the Fort Shaw Indian school. F.
c. Campbell superintendent of the
school, says that they are now drilling
in order that they may be perfect in
the maneuvers on that occasion. All
the young Indians will be in uniform
and will constitute one division of the
parade They will march in, Companies,
and it is expected that the result of
their training in military movements
will be apparent in all pfstaeir march
ing. III
F. c., Campbell will be chief marshal
of the division and Chauncey Yellow
Robe a Suiox, will be his chief aide,
while the other aides will be Owen
Heavy Breast, a Piegan, and Willie
Bigbee, eros Ventre.
The division will be headed by the
band from the school, composed of In
dian boys, who have shown great pro-
ficiency in music.
Company A OF the boys will be cap
tanned by Alex Shusaver, an Assinni-
bone; Company B Of the boys will be
captained by Isadore Sausaver, an As
sinniboine. Company A of the girls will
be captained by Mary Johnson, Pie
gan; Company B of the girls will be
captained by Rhoda Parker, a Chey-
enne,
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Shops for Havre.

Great Falls, Oct. S.-The Great Northern
has decided to put in shops here, says the
Havre Eagle. A large part of the ma
chinery is already on the ground and
more is coming in from the Spokane
shops A building may not be erected
for the machinery until spring, but it is
probable that temporary building will
be built alongside the roundhouse or a
part of that building may be given to this
department.
While the shops here will not be as ex-
tensive as those of Spokane or Great
Falls, they will be complete enough in
all details to do all kinds of work tina
may be necessary.
In addition to shops other improve
ments will be made in the spring. Ten
new stalls will be added to- the round
house. This will give the company ia
cilities which have been much needed for
some time. owing to the Increase of bust
ness on this division.
This will be cheering news to the citi-
zens of Havre, and the information
comes from a source which leaves no
doubt as to its truth. The work was to
have begun last Monday, but the gentle
man having the work in charge was or
dered to Cut Bank for some work there,
postponing the work here for 80 days. The
yards will be entirely remodeled, and
will have more than eight miles of track.
The plan of the new yards shows the po-
siton of the roundhouse and the addi-
tons to be made to it and the location
of the machine shops. Work on the yards
will begin in about three weeks.
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FORT BENTON NOTES.

Mrs. ]. Ward Huse left on Wednesday
morning for a six-weeks' visit with her
mother, Mrs. A. S. Turner in Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, who has located in
Helena, is in town for few days visit
ing her old friends.
A local Chinaman Familiarity known as
Sitting Bull set fire to the pile of rubbish
on the river bank, near the bridge, and
disastrous fire nearly ensued. Marshal
Davis laid a length OF hose and literally
sprinkled the blaze. and the Chinaman
also.
Zeb Goodrich. freighter plying be-
tween Lewistown and this place, was so
unfortunate on Wednesday as to fall off
sangplank at the railway station and
break two ribs. He was sent to his home
in care of a substitute driver.
The Fort Benton club has decided to
wind up its affairs and disband. 1t was
started in April, 1897, and for time, like
all new things. it was very popular. But
the interest taken in it has waned and
the directors have concluded that it would
be wise to quit for time.
Miss Bessie Duer on Thursday after
noon entertained a party of young ladies
in honor of her guest, Miss Alice Duer OF
Boston, Mass.
Dr. F. M. Freer of Big Sandy and DR.
George NJ. Clay of Malta were among the
appltCdHlS 1Oi L SGltiiSdlc IL ~ dSilSS
medicine at the recent meeting of the
state examining board.
A. Fl. Arnett of Missoula is in town
loading 30 cars of cattle for Chicago.
A prairie fire at Chester this week burn
ed north to the east butte of the Sweet
grass hills, destroying much range and
also some hay and sheep camp belong
ing to Davis & Prescott.
P. Fl. Chambers of Belt Creek was ar
rested this week charged with the lar.
eeny Of a camp equipage belonging tt
Ray & Edwards. He is under $500 bonds
to appear in the district court.
Mrs F. w. Metter and daughter are in
the city and will remain until Monday
Mrs. Mettler having some business af-
fairs to settle. On that day they will
leave for Seattle. and afterward go tc
California to spend the winter.
Joseph Vanden Heuvel of Mcdonald
creek IS in town, and has the honor to be
the first taxpayer to settle with the coun.
ty treasurer.
! The district court has appointed Messrs
| Tattan, Pray, Towner and Powers a com
| mittee to attend the funeral of the late
| Colonel j. J. Donnelly, whose body wat
recently found in the Missouri river neal
| Verona.
Joseph Street is town after completing
| a very successful term of school on low
| err Clear creek.
| l. G. Baker has returned to his hom
| in ST. Louis, after spending the summe
| at his ranch in the Highwoods.
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State Board of Pnrdons.

Helena, Mont, Oct Z, 1889.
At a meeting of the state board of
pardons, held at it'll Office on the above
date, the following business, among
other things was transacted:
In the matter of the application for
diminution of sentence by pardon,
granted by the governor, to one Peter
o. Myers-Case No. 918:
Whereas, The governor of Montana
has this day officially notified this board
that he has granted diminution of SEN
tence by pardon recommended by the
board of prison commissioners to one
Peter o. Myers, a convict confined in
the state prison. who was convicted of
the crime of assault in the second de-
gree, committed in the county of Deer
Lodge state. of Montana, on the list
day of December, 1898, and sentenced
for a term of Is months in the state
prison;
Therefore, Be it ordered, That Satur-
day, Oct. q, 1899, be set apart for the
consideration Of said diminution of SEN
tence by pardon, SO granted as afore-
said, and all persons having an interest
therein, desiring to be heard either for
or against the granting of the diminu-
ton of sentence by pardon, are here
by notified to be present in the forenoon
of said day at the office of the state
board of pardons at the capital of said
state:
Further ordered. That a copy of this
order be printed and published in the
Anaconda Standard, a daily newspa per
printed and published at Anaconda
county of Deer Lodge state of Mont ma
once each week for two consecutive
weeks, viz; Monday, Oct. 8, and Mon
day, Oct. &c. 1899
Adopted.
T. w. POINDEXTER, JR,,
NJ. A. NEWLY, Clerk President.
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Internally Injured.

Great Falls, Oct. S.-William Harring-
ton, an engineer on the Kalispell divis-
ion of the Great Northern, was brought
to the Columbus hospital last night SUI
Iering from injuries sustained at Black
foot on Friday. His engine left the
track and he was thrown through the
CAP window. He has no external in
Jurles, but suffers severely from inter-
nal injuries, the extent of which has
not been determined. The fireman was
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For Grand Larceny.

Great Falls, Oct. S-Wiliam Bost-
wick colored gentleman, was arrest
ed here this morning at o'clock by
Chief Guerin on a charge of grand lar
ceny. About three months ago he was
working in town for J. A. Sweat, who
alleges that at that time he lost gold
watch and other valuables. When the
loss was discovered Bostwick was down
in South Dakota, but Chief Guerin, by
clever work, induced him to return. So
cordial was the appearance of every
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

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ton. No advts. taken for less than %
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thing that Bostwick met Guerin on the
streets this morning with outstretched
hands. While shaking. iGuerin said:
That's pretty good grip Better keep
it till we get down to the station
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81 hear that Maudie has applied for a
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b THAT is the. very reason. He would
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everybody knows blue makes Maude
look like a bad case of jaundice In
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1000 to 5000 sheep; 40 head of horses and
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 406 E. PARK,
Anaconda. Nine. Young, Proprietor.
WANTED-TWO LADY CANVASSERs:
specialties, holiday goods 242 E.P., Butte.
MISSOULA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
325 Higgins ave. Mrs Will Kennedy.
WANTED--GIRL TO DO HOUSEW DIRK.
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thrown through the opposite window,
receiving slight injuries. -'>
Harrington came from the East and
had run only about 1900 miles this
month.
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thought their cases hopeless. AL letters private.
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WANTED-SEWING IN FAMILIES BY
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WANTED-POSITIO BY FIRST
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WANTED-HORSES TO WINTER. IN
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FOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE PARTY
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FURNISHED ROOMS FROM IS UP;
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WANTED - SECONDHAND GOODS.
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