Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-25
Kaiser Of Eagle Rock, near the Bear Paw

Kaiser Of Eagle Rock, near the Bear Paw
mountains.
Mrs William Gray, of Detroit mother
of G. W. Gray, the Choteau wool grower,
arrived in the city today and was met
here by her son.
DR.. Fairfield is organizing party to 90
1 to st. Mary's lake next month to enjoy
/, three weeks of the best fishing, hunting
and scenery in America.
The old friends of George r. Choate
must now address him as Mayor Choate,
as he has just been elected the first mayor
Of White Sulphur Springs.
| Timothy Mccarthy of Grafton and Miss
| Mary Reid Of the Shonkin were married
at the residence of the bride on the 18th
| inst. by the Rev. Father Turmoil.
r. G. Wright, of White Sulphur
Springs and Miss Mary L. Rice have just
been married. The bride is a niece of
David Rice, OF Belt creek, this county.
We notice by the Husbandman that P.
II. Maloney-who has been elevated to
the rank of colonel by the Independent
and j. A. Woodson Of the Health Resort,
are about to pay visit to Great Falls.
The eastern train brought in the fol
lowing passengers this morning: @. 3.
Conrad, Henry Macdonald, Benton; r.
Webster, ". 3. Jones, Boston; Mrs. Will
liam Gray, Detroit, Mich; Chas. W.
Gray, Belleview. .-. Mm.
Sergeant Banham Corporal Harris,
Privates A. Williams and j. Smith are in
town today on their way to Fort Smelling,
where they will engage in rifle contests.
Lieutenant Ahern has gone to Smelling
by way Of Helena in order also to take
part in the rifle practice there.
J N. Van Ingen and sister, Helena;
Thomas Brantly, Deer Lodge; W. Il.
Black, Choteau; 9. w. Meyers, Miles
City; Rev. P. G. Hetzler, Salem, Oregon;
L. p. Hubbard, Medicine Lodge, Kansas;
ID. Fl. Becker, A. L. Harris, Helena; E.
D. Corbin, Billings, are registered at the
Park hotel,
Miss Minnie O'Brien, slster-in-law Of |
Attorney Addle, died last night of con
sumption and was buried at Sand Coulee
cemetery today. The deceased had been
a sufferer from this dread disease for
many months.
Chief Engineer Becker has been over
the Sand Coulee road and finds nearly all
Of it in good order, owing to the recent
work done on it. He is well satisfied
with the Butte division which in no place
the standard grade of the Balti-
more and Ohio system for mountain
work.
The issue of school bonds, amounting
to $4,000, authorized by the spring elect
ion has been taken at par by Peter Seims,
The credit of the district is SO good that
the First National Bank received several
offers for the bonds from parties who
were anxious to have them. The build
ing Of the new school house can now 90
On actively. .
John ?. Barnes, Judith; George Hay,
Geyser Springs; s. Newhouse, Fl. II.
Ielle, p, Gleason, NJ. L. Barrett, Helena;
Frank Uirich, Dave Egan, Eau Claire,
Wis; I. McCune, Benton; W. |. Baker
and wife, Cora; Dune Macdonald, Martin
Barratt, Neihart; Nat McGif1in, George
Marcus, st. Paul, are among those regis
tered at the Milwaukee house.
After much harrassing delay the expe-
lition to the Judith country got started at
1oon today and will probably make their
irst camp at Belt creek tonight,
Col Tod was mounted and acted as body
guard and escort for Messrs. Webster and
Erwin, who were basking in the shade of
l cotton umbrella. We noted that GOOD
stock of supplies of all kinds had been
aid in and that there will be no necessity
or raiding the hotels or country stores
zery soon.
Wolf Moccasin, the Piegan Indian who
one Of his fellow reds at the
3lackfoot agency, has been captured and
will be taken to Benton and imprisoned.
o await the action of the law in his case.
Wolf Moccasin had hearing before the
Justice of the peace at Dupuyer and was
'ound over to await the action of the
rand jury. The prisoner reached Ben
on yesterday and will languish in the
astile at that place until court meets
Rev. P. G. Hetzler arrived in town yes
erday afternoon and, with the Rev. John
ted, will of1iciate at the Presbyterian {
hurch tomorrow forenoon. Mr.. Hetzler
III preach at the morning service and in !.
he evening he will describe the work of
he American Bible society and take
tops to form county organization. Mr..
letzler went to Oregon in 1878 and SUI
erintended the work of the bible society
lere and in Washington until last year
hen Idaho and Montana were added to
is field. He is delighted with Montana
nd especially with Great Falls. He is
'ciable gentleman who talks interest
lgly Of what was once known as the far I
est.