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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

E. O. Lemon is down from Nefhart.
DR.. Lawyer of Belt is in the city on
a visit.
N. A. Brown of Cora is Great Falls
arrival.
j. Fl. Lockrdge of Sun River is in
the city.
]. T. Kroeger is in the city from
Townsend.
James Mauldin was registered in the
city from Dillon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Wertheim are in the
city visiting friends for a few days.
The only Ike Boyer of Helena and
Montana was in the city yesterday
Frosty" Barker of Neihart is in the
city and will leave for home to-mor-
row.
Judge Dudley DuBose and County
Surveyor Darling of Choteau county
are in the city.
Mrs. L. Quesnelle and daughter have
returned from a six months visit with
relatives in Spokane.
Edgar J. Thompson of Company A,
who has been visiting in the East si1ce
his return, arrived home yesterday.
0, M. Holmes and J. H. Calderhead
of the bureau of agriculture and in
dustry We're in the city this week on
their way home from representing "A
claims which they have under bond on
the coded strip.
]. A. Cassidy of Great Falls has rent
ed the old Magnolia saloon building on
Front street from w. S. Stocking and
will fit it up as a saloon, says the Ben
ton Press. The new jag factory will
be opened next week.
f. E. French is down from Great
Falls to put in the acetylene gas light
ing plant in the Green block. The
opera house and Green brothers store
will be lighted throughout with he
new illuminant which is furnished by
a 4O-light Kennedy machine.-Benton
Press
Mrs. w. F. Brown entertained very
pleasantly at whist Wednesday evening
at her home at the corner of Eifth
avenue and Ninth street north Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames
Bemer, Marsh, Hawkins, shannon,
Cooney. Webster, Gesthorpe, Frizzell
and Petzer.
The Great Falls Social Culture club
will not hold it's regular meeting this
week, as it is impossible to secure a
suitable hall. The next meeting Will
be held in Odd Fellows hall Friday,
Jan. 5. A specially good programme
will be rendered. All members and
friends are requested to attend ana
spend a pleasant evening.
M. S. Darling has been appointed
United States commissioner for Teton
county and will have his office at
Pondera on the Great Falls & Canada.
The approaching completion of the
Conrad Development company's lrrl-
eating canal is expected to lead to
rapid settlement of that section.
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ANOTHER BRUT tai MURDER
Fred CARRIER Shot and Killed by
John Irvine.
TWO SIDES TO THE STORY
The Slayer Claims the Shooting Was Done
in SelGDeiense, but Eye Witnesses
Characterize the Deed as
Cold-Blooded Killing.

Great Falls, Dec. 30.-From Chinook
comes the report of the killing of Fred
CARRIER, sheepherder, by John Irvine,
on the southwest fork of Grow creek.
in the Bear Paw mountains and about
40 miles from Chinook.
The murder occurred Wednesday and
the particulars are very meager. r.
vine came to Chinook Wednesday
evening and gave himself up, saying he
had killed CARRIER In self-defense From
his side Of the story it would seem that
he and CARRIER became involved in a
quarrel about the latter driving his
sheep upon what Irvine considered mis-
range, several times the quarrel had
been renewed and on the day of the
killing CARRIER. having again driven his
sheep upon the forbidden ground, r.
vine took his six-shooter and went out
to argue the matter with him.
Irvine claims that CARRIER endeavored
chester rifle which he carried, when r.
vine drew his revolver and fired, killing
him.
That is the story Irvine told, but it
seems that it is at variance with the
statement of William Potter, who wit
messed the shooting, and from his tale
it would seem that Irvine first shot
CARRIER through the body and later fol-
lowed him half mile and finished the
job by shooting him through the head
at close range. CARRIERS face was bad
ly powder burned.
The body was found half mile
from where the first shooting occurred,
and while the coroner has not yet end
ed his Investigations, everything points
to cold blooded. brutal murder The
fact of Irvine following his victim
half a mile after having shot him
through the body, and deliberately
placing his revolver to the wounded
mans head, gives the killing tiendish
color.
Fred CARRIER the murdered man, has
been in the employ of Edward Bar-le
for some time past as a sheepherder,
and has no relatives in this state so
far as known. Irvine is but slightly
known and any particulars regarding
him are not obtainable at the present
time.
CARRIER is the second Northern Mon
tana sheepherder to meet death by
shooting within the past week, the 9TH
er being Koontz, an account of whose
killing by Corrigan appeared in yester-
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He entertained her at supper, and ask
ed permission to see her off at the sta
ton on the following day. He arrived
with his groom, who was carrying a
tremendous bouquet of flowers He
told her that he had telegraphed to his
brother who was in Paris, and who
mad influence both with the press and
the theatrical managers, and that he
would meet her on her arrival in
Paris.
To the establishment of the actress
all this turned out to be true, and she
found a magnificent carriage at the
station. fine dinner followed The
girl was dumb with astonishment. Her
host told her that it was all for the
sake of his brother, whom he loved
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A SMALLPOX PROBATION.
Pest Houses Should Be Not Nearer Than
1000 Feet to Habitation.

y,U0U n
Great Falls, Dec. 3O.-Tn the building
of pest houses for smallpox patients,
a gentleman in this city calls atten-
ton to the recommendations and order
Of Surgeon General Wyman received
by Mayor Collins when the disease first
began to manifest itself here Mayor
Collins wired for instructions in the
matter and the part to which the
attention of the health officers of Ana
conda, Butte and other places in trou-
BILE is called is that which says;
mo smallpox hospital or lazaretto
shall be nearer than at least 1000 feet
to the leeward of a habitation, pre-
vailing winds considered"
This is the proposition which pre-
vented the old B. & M. hospital being
used as a pest house after it had been
decided upon by the health board and
a number of patients had been taken
out there.
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Why the Actress Was Fsted

A few weeks ago a pretty little Par
isian actress was appearing at .he-
alter in Geneva. On the last night of
the play tall, well dressed man SEM
in his card and asked permission to
thank her personally for the pleasure
that her performance had given him.
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dearly, and he spoke pathetically of the
beautiful bouquet she carried, and
which was made up Of the flowers Gull
ed in the garden of the old homestead
She offered him the bouquet instantly,
and he accepted it with thousand
thanks. Now she has found out why
she was treated so well. She had been
the means of smuggling watch springs
to the value of $4,000 into Paris.
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Investigating the Explosion.

Great Falls, Dec 3o.-F. E. French
of this city is in Havre Investigating
the recent explosion of the acetylene
gas plant at Howe1l's saloon in that
city, which was put in by him and
which had been running but four days.
The building in which the explosion
occurred was completely wrecked and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31
Y. NJ. i. Elects Officers.

Ravalli Council No. 104 Young Mems
Institute, elected the following officers
last Thursday evening: Worthy presi-
dent. P. A. Leamy; worthy first vice
president, J. T. O'Bren worthy Sec
ond vice president, H. F. White; re-
cording and corresponding secretary,
Frank F. O'Neill; financial secretary,
w. H. Sheerin; treasurer, John w Gill
ligan; marshal. Edward j. Devine; in
side sentry, John Doran; outside senti-
mel, James f. Hayes: chairman eXecu-
tive committee, ]. NJ. Walsh.
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Miss Helen NJ Winslow's advice to
club women in the Club Woman:
Few who accomplish any real
good in life escape the attacks of the
envious. No matter how disinterested
our purpose or how high our ideal,
somebody is going to misunderstood:
somebody is going to impute selfish
motive Experience with the world will
teach us to expect and make allow
ances for these things; but we need not
be soured by them, nor lose sight of
our own standard, provided it be a
right one. Only by lowering our own
IDEALS by giving away to jealousy,
envy, fear or Encouragement, can we
really be touched by these outside
things. Let US keep single to the pur-
nose of pressing straight forward to
the goal of right living and right think
ing, not expecting everyone to under
stand or even appreciate our motives,
and our enemies can do us no real
harm
To be worried and fretted by little
things: to live in a constant atmosphere
of anxiety about what may or may not
be said of us; to be continually dwell
ing upon the personal impression we
are making on others; to be forever
thinking Of ourselves and never en-
Iarging our vision to the greatness of
humanity; to dwell upon the littleness
of some people and forget the noble
1,ess of others: these are the things that
growing 1t matters not who or what
are our enemies from without, so long
as we keep free from those within. And
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Great Falls, Dec. 30.-John A. Lar
gent, through his attorneys, James
Freeman anG Samuel Stephenson, has
filed an answer to the suit of Jesse
Henry against him in an action to an
null a certain deed to land, on TIE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31

You make a good Investment when
by paying SO in advance you secure
the Anaconda Standard for one year
and From the Atlantic to the Pacific"
or a History of the SpanishAmeri
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A Pleasant Reeention.

Great Falls, Dec. S0.-Mrs W. T.
Evans last evening gave a pleasant re-
ception at the Black Eagle club rooms
in honor of Mrs. Hollinshead Miss
Hollinshead and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. d.
Hollinshead of Butte
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ground of fraud. The answer denies
any wrongdoing on the part of le-
PENDANT.
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DON'T Miss 1t,

will be replaced at once by brick
business block
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Every seeker after a sound body
should drink Henry Muntzer's pure
beer, a conservator of health and
strength. Phone 252.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

Ramsey and Benson counties will be
held in the High school at Devils Lake,
July 10th to August 4th. Supt. L. B.
Fancber has been appointed conductor,
and he will be assisted by the follow
ing able instructors: Supt. Sinness of
Benson county, Miss NJ. Ella Stout of
Fargo, and Miss Fanny Amidon of
Boston. The sessions will be so ar
ranged as to permit all who desire, to
attend the Chautauqua evening enter
tainments. The success of the train
ing school last summer justif1es the
management in its continuance, and
our citizens, without exception, will
gladly cooperate to make the month
one of profit and pleasure to the teach
ers in attendance.
If you want to sell your real
estate list it with VIM. n. Brown
IL 60.
A man giving his name as Hill, who
has been taking IN the milllners and
others along the line, arrived in the
CITY Saturday and successfully played
his game with some of our local millin
ers to the tune of several dollars. He
represents himself as agent for the
Butterick publishing Co, and the
Domerest Magazine, collects the sub
scrlption in advance-which is only
$3.50. He is a smooth talker. oily
tongued, gentlemanly in manner,
splendid conversationalist and as one
lady remarked, "a good agent" Chief
Hurst is in receipt of instructions to
arrest him as a fraud, the above named
firms stating he has no authority to
act for them in any capacity. He left
Sunday, presumably for Cando, and
the chief will be pleased to hear from
any parties called upon, in order that
a rounding up" may be in order.
Fred j. Goodrich's barber shop
is fitted up with new and modern
furniture. A first class shave
guaranteed.
Mike Reap came in from Leeds
Tuesday for a few days visit.
Remarkably cheap, wonderfully
,igood, the hose we sell. All sizes,
10 cents per pair. Cooperative
Association.
Arball game at the track during the
races is popularity spoken Of.
Mann & Son can save you
money on canned goods.
Jas. M. Smith is now one of tie big
pushers at the G.. n. coal sheds.
Serumgard & Moen have money
to loan on real estate.
Major Maglone returned this morn.
ing from Rugby where he had been
counting.
Money to loan on good farm
property. Apply to E. A. Maglone
u Mrs. E. Courtchenes, mother of Mrs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

man and believes that the water in
Devils Lake is good for the health.
He found some specimens of petrifed
wood which he brought back with him
and prizes very highly and says he is
going to keep to show his friends. He
is a very nice and intelligent elderly
gentleman and is highly delighted
with his trip.
For bargains in clothing, hats.
caps and furnishings see n. L.
Wineman
w. r. Merrick, of Grand Harbor, left
for Los Angeles Mondsy night. He
will visit Portland and San Francisco
on his way to Los Angeles where he
will meet the National Education
association excursion. He will also
visit the entire coast from Washington
to Oregon. He is accompanied by his
sister Miss Stella.
Mrs. Bessie Lathe Scoville, one
of the Chautauqua speakers, will
speak in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday evening, July End.
Everybody invited to come. ct
Since buying out his partner, II. j.
R%eardon, the cigar man, has been
climbing the band wagon, and putting
new brands on the market, Especial
Extra" being the latest. Mr.. Reardon
extends an invitation to all who are
unacquainted with cigar making
methods, to visit his work shop and
get into the secrets.
Stoves moved, taken down
cleaned, repaired or stored, see
Estes.
Wm. Prince and ALT. Haselton
wheeled up from Grafton Monday. and
two more fatigued looking individuals
never struck the town before. The
wind was against them all the way
and they arrived hungry, thirsty and
completely "done up" They i'm
mediately called on a friend to "get
them something ERE they bid a fina
good bye" They will take Hill:
cushions rather then attempt the
trick again.
The best line of teas and coffee:
in the city, at Mann's.
A training school for the teachers o
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

a learned divine, able and pleasing
pulpit orator, and his discourses we're
much appreciated.
Complete line of gents and
ladies' summer underwear from FIVE
cents up. Just what you want.
Go cooperative Store.
York Ledger: Ole K. EGG, a prosper
farmer living about nine miles
north of here, made a visit to Devils
Lake the other day and while there
vent bathing in the Lake. He says
that after his bath he felt like a new
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30
P. A. Manseau, of Grand Harbor, viii
be the guest of Mrs. Chas. Nelson, o
this city, during this week.

P. A. Manseau, of Grand Harbor, will
be the guest of Mrs. Chas. Nelson, of
this city, during this week.
Wineman's clothing will be sold
at 50 per cent on the dollar.
Come and get bargains.
John w. Hancock of Gilby, n. D.,
and Miss Ada Wager of Leeds, N. D.;
were granted a marriage license by
Judge Duell Tuesday.
1t pays to have an experienced
workman do your painting and
paperhanging. See Marshall for
J prices, at Kelley's hardware store.
Mrs. W. A. Huntington, from Paines-
vile, Mimi, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Hutchins, arrived today and will
visit with her parents for two or three
weeks.
Rocky Mountain Tea is not
simply a laxative. It's a wonder
full remedy for every kind Of ache,
constipation, Indigestion, bad
blood.
Judge Duell returned Tuesday from
a drive through the country north.
He reports the crops all looking fine.
He was accompanied on the trip by
Mrs. Duell.
Fred j. Goodrich has one of the
handsomest barber shops in the
Northwest. Give him a. trial.
Wineman block.
A petition has been in circulation in
Ramsey county during the past two
weeks, the idea being to get President
Hill Of the Great Northern to deliver
an address up there during the
Chautauqua. Hill can do it all right,
and give his hearers some pointers-on
we'll, on a great many subjects
Plaindealer.
Don't fail to have your crops
insured against hail. See VIM. II
Brown & Co., who have the
agency for the perfectly, reliable
Northwestern Fire and Marine
Insurance company.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30
4th
6hdutduQud
I Devils Lake, N. Oak.
Devils Lake, N. Oak.

!, Will be a day never to be for
gotten. The great IGNATIUS
orator, author,
statesman.
! "He electrites his audiences"
Chicago Tribune.
! ga profound student Of
Shakespeare London Globe.
! Gas an orator he is unsur-
passed"-New York World.
! Don't fail to hear one of the
greatest orators of modern
times.
s Mr.. Donnolly's young wife,
will be present, and has con-
}sented to recite a patriotic poem.
5 Then there is the OTTUM-
WA MALE Q~UARTETTE,
the best male quartette travel
ing to-day.
; CHARLES F. A char
}acter impersonator, from Chi
}cago.
; The SISTERS,
}of the Chicago Phil Harmonics;
5 unsurpassed soloists; besides the
Entertainment in the auditorium
Cat night, a grand display Of
$FIRE 0 R will be given.
s The greatest day in the his
tory Of the Chautauqua. The
whole day long, including all
}the entertainments, only 35
}cents.
s The Chautauqua opens July
}lst and closesJuly 10th. During
}the whole time a brilliant galaxy
}of entertainments will be given.
}Attend the Chautauqua.
81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30
The LOCAL. FIELD.
For fire insurance see Powell.

For fire insurance see Powell.
Mrs. Meertz left on Mondays flyer
to Join her husband at Bemidji.
Until July 4th, we will sell
everything at one half regular
price. II. L. Wineman.
Miss Eta Shannon, of Grand Forks
in visiting Miss Leona Rodenbach.
Swell summer neckwear just
received at H. L. Wineman's
j. Burtscher visited Lakota Mon
day, where he took some orders for
his now famous suits.
The w. L. Douglass shoes, at
Mann's.
Budd Reeve, 'the only" was among
the distinguished arrivals from Buxten
on Monday.
We sell axle grease for five cents
per box. COOPERATIVE Store.
Attorney c. J. Maddox, of New
Rockford, was in town on legal bust
ness Monday.
Everything new at Goodrich's
barber shop. A first class shave
or haircut guaranteed.
Messenger H. H. Fordyce, formerly
on the east end, is now running from
Devils Lake to Havre.
P. Marshall, painter and deco
rator, gives prompt attention to
mail orders.
The Epworth League and Ladies
Aid will serve ice cream, cake and a
lunch on show day July 3rd.
For a clean, smooth shave try
Fred j. Goodrich at the new
barber shop in Wineman block.
Miss Maggie Fordyce returned Mon
day from St. John, where she has been
visiting friends for the past two
months,
John, if you were a woman.
you'd know as [ know and all other
women know, that Rocky Mountain
Tea is the greatest blessing woman
ever had. 35 cents. Ask your
druggist.
Messenger Dewitt looks as though he
was in close proximity of the New
Richmond cyclone-to judge from his
bare faced appearance.
Another carload Of ground feed
at Mann's.
Major Maglone left for Rugby Mon.
day night on legal business. The
grand jury for Pierce county is in
session at that berg today.
Hats at one half regular prices
at d. L. Wineman's.
Secretary Baughman says entries fol
the races on the 4th, 5th and 9Th arr
aiust pouring in" He says there il
every prospect of the attendance being
immense.
Mann & Son want all your but
ter and eggs.
The shop windows are now hlled VIII
fireworks of all kinds, and the small
boys eyes CLEAN with delight-anxiou'
for the day they will celebrate thel
independence.
If you want good coffee buy tn
Ramona, 35 cents. Three pounds
for 800, at Mann's.
"Sharkey" says Reardon is a hodo'
pure and simple. and blames the loslnI
of the game to Grand Forks all o.
account of "Jack's" having some col
up on the game.
A big line Of shoes, hats, over
alls and shirts, at Mann's.
Joe Foubert is nursing the frs
finger on his right hand. He had
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

severely injured during the game at
Grand Forks, and xcuse his poor
batting to the accident.
Get a copy Of the session laws at
the Inter- Ocean oHce-75 cents
each.
Chas. Dumert, who has been suffer-
ing from rheumatism for some time,
left for his home in Breckenridge,
Mimi, Sunday. Mr.. Dumert expects
the change of climate will prove benefi-
cial, and that he will be back within a
short time. Johnnie Jones will fill his
place at Thoe & Co.'S.
Money to patent good ideas may
be secured by our aid. The
Patent Record, Baltimore, Md.
In making up the new telephone
card H. M. Creel's residence phone 81,
was Inadvertently left off.
Farmers and others, if you want
to sell your property list it with
VIM. H. Brown & Co.
o. Berg, the affable clerk in the New
York store, was up in Benson county
the other day. and stopped off in Leeds
long enough to tell the people there
the Importance of establishing a grist
mill.
Farmers should see the list of
prominent business men and
Farmers Of North Dakota who
comprise the stockholders of the
Northwestern Fire and Marine
Insurance company. They are the
wealthiest people in the state and
are determined to build up an
institution in North Dakota that
will be financial power in the land.
See VIM. H. Brown & Co., for
particulars.
Chas. A. Grow, business manager of
The Daily Chautauquan, drove eighty
miles Sunday in search of a desirable
farm. Charley does not propose to
get left in the great rush for land that
is now going on in this section of the
state.
Powell sells Farm Lands.
A resurvey of the allotted lands of
! the Fort Totten reservation has been
ordered by the Indian commissioner.
This action was taken as a result of
complaints filed by the Indians, who
say that mistakes have been made in
the former survey which have resulted
to their disadvantage.
We are showing very pretty
toilet sets this week. COOPERATIVE
Store.
Supt. Tompkins has completed ar.
ranRements with Fred Baker whereby
he will have telephone connections
with his neighbors around Freshwater
The line will be three quarters of g
mile long.
Who has land for sale? Come
and see US. VIM. Brown & Co.
The reported serious injury to Harry
Howe turns out to be n of his
"tricks." He has been released from
Devils Lake team, and is now playing
with Inkster. The club management
say they we're only too willing tt
release him-as Devils Lake hac
enough of it.
Our suits for little boys are JUS
the thing nowadays. Don't over
look them. Prices from so cent:
up. Cooperative Store.
Rev. o. P. Rider, conducted tn
services in the Presbyterian church
Sunday last. The Rev. gentleman
t preached at the morning and evening
t services to large congregations. He i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

$50 Acres-In Sec. 80, TIP. 1855, R 50. Small house
and stable; $50 acres under cultivation
never failing supply of water near house.
Price,. ...... ..S 81 :JD
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

32O Acres-In Sec. I and 8, TIP. 1874, R 81. 100
acres under cultivation ;house, barn and
granary. Price nly............ ~ 800
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-06-30

$40 Acres-All of Sec. s, TIP. 1856, R 90. 100 acres
OF new breaking. Here is a fine section
of land. Price ly..".............. s., 100