The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

| James Johnson Of Milgan came in to
, the city yesterday.
| A marriage license was to-day grant
I ed to George Milne and Annie Gray,
both of Sunnyside.
John Hughes of Silver Smelter has
gone to Belt, where he expects to re-
main for the winter.
| The postoffice of Milligan now has
| a general merchandise store run by
A. r. Milligan, the father of MILF
| gan.
Two of Great Falls boys who lately
went to- Utah are blamed for bringing
| smallpox germs into the camps which
they have visited.
| Harry Shupak returned last week
from Brdser, Mont. He says the low
wages paid employees there is retard-
ing the progress of the town. Belt
Times.
Oscar Robertson. the Milligan cattle
man, came down from that district Fri
day. Mr. Robertson says the range is
in excellent condition in that section
and cattle doing particularly well.
E. K. Cheadle, formerly of Company
I, LIST Montana, is delivering lectures
throughout Northern Montana on Per
sonal Experiences in the Philippines"
and is meeting with fair success.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Forest of Mis-
souri, will make their future home in
| this city. Mrs. Forest is daughter
| of Mrs. M. E. Kingsbury of Fifth ave
nue. north and formerly lived in Great
Fails.
Major J. w. Patrick of Augusta is Ill
in the Columbus hospital in this city.
The major is one of the old-tim"rs, be-
ing 81 years of age. His daughter, Mrs.
j. L. Neihart, of Neihart, came down to
visit him Thursday
Charles Edwards, late of Company 7,
| Lewistown, met with a painful accident
| at the Gilt Edge mine a few days ago.
being struck by falling board, which
bruised his arm badly and cut his chin
| so that a number of stitches were nee
essary.
w. r. Chamberlain has returned from
| Lewistown, where he went to install a
chapter Of the Royal Arch. Mr. Cham
| berlain went in from this city, and
| came out by way of Benton, and had a
pleasant trip, the roads being in eX-
cellent condition.
Howard Ellis of Company A, who
was so critically i'll of pneumonia until
a few days ago, has gone East with
| his father, who came after him a few
| days ago. His home is in Summerville,
| H.. where he will spend the winter in
gaining back his health
Charle Anderson. the we'll known
carpenter. returned Sunday from New
! Year and will probably remain here
this winter Mr.. Anderson says that
that camp. and. in fact, that whole
section of country has great future
before it. He will return in the spring.
Belt Times.
Charles H. Little and wife of Butte
were in Great Falls Thursday ana Fri
day visiting Mr. I.ittle's father on the
west side. They went on to Washing
ton yesterday morning, where Mr.. Lit
tie will act as the private secretary of
| Hon. A. j. Campbell, who also passed
through on No. "a yesterday morning.
| Sandy Irwin and P. B. Gallagher Lave
returned from a tf!ee week. deer hunt
at Rocky Poin. on the Missouri. 4 hey
say they killed six deer and could have
killed many more, hut dii not. owing
to the absence of the deer. They made
the trip overland and We're 10 lays 81.
ing and coming.
The only B. Percy Clark of Bynun
and Montana is now located in the city
of New York, where he announces he
will make his future home and neve,
again honor and enlighten Great Falls
with his presence and wisdom. B
Percy was of the firm of Clark Broth.
ers, wool owners, and his place on tbs
strategy board will be hard to fill.