The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-12
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Stock Inspector Harry Lund was up
from Benton yesterday.
Mrs. F. E. Delaney and family were
in from Box Elder this week.
Captain G. H. Preston of Company l
and wife are in the city from Lewis
town.
The schools in Kalspell are still clos
ed owing to the diphtheria cases per-
vailing there.
Lange & Rhue of Chinook have sold
1400 lambs at $3.50 for eve lambs and
1920 for buck lambs.
T. H. S. Cooney of Canyon Ferry has
moved his cattle herd to the old Glea-
son ranch on Wolf creek
A. F. Crater of Dillon and Joe
Shineberger of Dillon were among the
Great Falls visitors this week.
Claud Glenn, manager of the j.. c.
Adams Mercantile company at Agus-
ia, is in Great Falls on business.
Edward Brassey, jr., arrived from
Lewistown yesterday and will attend
business college in Great Falls dur
ing the coming winter.
The United States case against ex-
Indian Agent Of the Blackfeet George
Stell for Illegally fencing the public do
main has been dismissed. ~
William Hawkins appeared in the
police court for being asleep in the
street but was released by Judge Haw-
kin upon his promise to be good.
Anders Nick Anderson Of Butte and
Miss Alma koskie of this city were
married at the Presbyterian manse at
8 o'clock last evening, Rev. c. F. Rich
ardson officiating.
Bart Armstrong and family from
Harrodsburg, Ind, have arrived in
Great Falls and will make their home
here. Mr.. Armstrong will engage in
the stock business.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Amy A. Kernaghan of Burns
creek and Robert Dunsmore of Will
lows creek at the residence of the
BRIDES parents on the 18th inst
r. G. Wright of White Sulphur
Springs paid Great Falls a visit this
week. Mr.. Wright is president of the
Florence Mining company of Neihart
and one of Meagher countys solid
business men.
The A. S. Lehman mercantile bust
ness a Chinook has been sold to Ju-
Illus Lehfeldt of Big Sandy, who takes
possession Dec. l, Mr.. and Mrs. Lob
man expect to spend the coming win
ter visiting the Hawaiian islands.
| j. ]. Later of Great Falls has rented
| the ranch of Tolliver, Cascades fly
| Telliver intends directing AL his atten-
! ton to the placing of his flying ma
chine before the proper authorities in
| Washington.
Suit has been commenced for divorce
by William NJ. Zimmerman of this city
against Hattie Zimmerman, whom he
married Oct. ID and lived with Is days.
| Mr.. Zimmerman alleges that Hattie left
his bed and board, did things she had
| pt orb tn nd hac with !, md
| SOmer man.
The Great Falls & Canada railroad
is contemplating the removal of it's
| coal sheds, etc, from Wallard to just
| across the river in West Great Falls.
| where the depots are now located. The
necessary land, seven acres. was Dur-
| chased from the townsite several weeks
ago for $500.
| Joe Lavcie, the we'll known thresh-
ing machine and sawmill man Of Kib-
hey, expects to build dwelling here
and move his family here that his
children may attend our school. Mr..
Lavoie has been in this vicinity sew
eral days with his threshing machine.
He says the wheat crop averages about
% bushels.-Belt Valley Times.
At II o'clock on the morning OF
Thanksgiving day the evangenical
churches of the city will unite in a
| service IN the First congregational
church. All the ministers will par
ticipate in the service, the sermon be-
ing delivered by Rev. Charles F. Rich
ardson of the First Presbyterian
church, and there will be special mu-
sic.
The first entertainment Of the sea-
son given by members of the Epworth
Literary and Musical club will occur
Wednesday evening, Nov. Is, at the
First Methodist Episcopal church. Ad-
mission will be by invitation limited
to friends of the club members. An ex.
| cellent programme is promised. Among
the guests of the evening will be Com.
pany A, list Montana, and the Ep-
worth League of the First M E
church.