The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-28
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Mrs. B. M. Burrell of Sand Coulee is
| visiting friends in this CITY,
Mrs. j. M. Ormsby of Choteau is in
the city, on her return from an Eastern
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Poole are in the
city. Mrs. Poole is on her way for a
visit in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Browne have
returned to Helena. after a few days
spent in this city
Miss Sadie McFee went to Kibbey to-
day. called thither by the serious ill
ness of her mother.
The mother of f. A. Merrill, the pub
lie administrator. is lying at the Colum-
bus hospital, very i'll of paralysis.
Miss Florence Vandeputte, who has
been ill with typhoid fever for the past
six weeks is recovering her health.
Simon Miller has returned from his
trip to st. Cloud, MINI. He intends
removing his laundry from this city to
Kalispell.
DR.. R. P. R. Gordon was called to
Big Sandy this morning to attend Mrs.
William wilkinson, who is in very
critical condition.
attended the Broadwater reception in
Helena on Tuesday evening, returning
to this city yesterday evening.
George Asselstine, manager of the
grocery department Of Strain Bros, left
this morning for a months vacation in
California, where he hopes to recover
his health.
The county superintendent of schools,
Miss Ina Craven, has received a petit
ton asking for the creation of a new
school district from portions of the Lee
land and West Belt districts.
Judge Leslie has appointed the fol-
lowing as members OF the board of APP
praisers for the county: Daniel ]. Con-
Falls. and B. A. Robertson of Sun
River. They will meet on the third
Monday of February.
Alice A. Arnold has instituted suit
for divorce from her husband, Mowry
A. Arnold, county surveyor of Choteau
county. The complaint alleges deser-
ton. She asks $3.50 attorneys fees, SlOO
month alimony and a. division of
property estimated to be worth $11, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett enter
tanned large number of friends at
their home in Boston Heights. The
guests had merry evening. music be-
ing furnished by John A. Brown and c.
d. Powell, and before they left present.
ed their hosts with number of costly
and useful gifts.
The directors of the Electric City
club have decided that the institution
may be continued. Owing to a lack of
patronage. it's receipts had dropped to
a point below expenses but by urging
former members to renew their attend
ance. they have succeeded in again
placing the club on sound financial
footing.
The school board has made ruling
that no more pupils shall be admitted
to the primary grades during the pres
ent school year There are about 200
of such children excluded, but the Fri
mary grades are already overcrow1ed
and any attempt to admit more would
be to entirely clog those grades and
render the work done of no account.
Rev. Father Peter Prando of the Holy
Family mission is quite i'll at the Column
bus hospital as the result of over exer-
ton and exposure to Indictment wealth
err. The father is an old -timer in this
country, having labored among the In
dams first some 30 years or more ago.
He has been brave missionary, and
every one, regardless of creed, hopes
that he may be speedily restored TO
health