Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

"wednesday, at o'clock, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother in this city,
Mr.. William Roberts, of Great Falls,
Montana, and Miss Julia Stotter, a highly
esteemed young lady of our city, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony by
Rev. Father Louis. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of few i'm
mediate friends and at its conclusion the
wedding party sat down to an elegant
dinner. In the evening the happy
couple left for San Francisco, where
they will spend few weeks prior to their
return to Great Falls. The brides many
friends will wish her and her chosen
partner long life Of happiness, health
and prosperity" The preceding notice
was taken from the Vallejo (Cal.l Chron-
icle. The wedding occurred Wednesday
Nov. 20. The TRIBUNE rejoices with
the many friends of the bridegroom here
at this happy event.
Messrs. Clark and Smith of St. Louis
and Mr.. Maclay of this city returned last
evening from Neihart. Messrs Clark
aud Smith, who ara connected with the
great Granite Mountain and BiMetallic
mines, have wide experience in mining
matters. They express themselves as
being very favorably impressed with Nei
hart and like all others who have visited
that camp think it has bright future.
The Moulton, in which these gentlemen
are particularly interested, shows up well,
but they propose to do large amount of
development work before they are readyto
call it a 'mine." The gentlemen left for
Helena today and were accompanied by
Mr.. E. G. Maclay.
1. W. Murphy, the attorney of Cascade,
has gone to Spokane Falls to assist
Thomas G. Griffiths in defending Mrs
Skeels, who murdered her husband, Chas.
". Skeels, in that city last spring, the
sensational circumstances of the case
being still fresh in the public mind. The
trial will commence some time next
week.-Independent.
The commissioners have devoted the
greater portion of the day to the auditing
of bills. The plat of West Great Falls,
which had been filed with the clerk and
recorder by Messrs. Crutcher and Ford,
was accepted by the board and these
gentlemen may now sell lots in the new
town.
The opening night at the Park theatre
was great success. The building was
crowded. The popular favorites, Daven-
port and Germ, did not appear owing to
the demands made on their time in other
ways, but their place was ably filled by
other o1d-time favorites.
Mr.. DeCamp Of the firm of Wilcox g.
DeCamp of Helena is representing the
National Building, Loan and Protective
Union of Minneapolis, and has succeeded |
in organizing strong branch in Great
Falls.
The fire department has placed on rec
ord vote of thanks to Phil Gibson for |
the fine portrait of his father which he |
presented to the department.
The Arion soclable on Saturday will be
very select and entertaining. The pro-
ceeds will go the new gymnasium.
The county commissioners accepted to-
day the plat Of West Great Falls, submit
ted by Messrs. Crutcher q Ford.
Hon. d. G. Browne of Benton has come
in from Fort Shaw, where he delivered a
large quantity of wood.
Contractor Guthrie came in from Hell
ana yesterday and proceeded to the front.
Mr.. Foley has gone east.
Frank Coombs is doing the brick work
On the arc electric light building at the
water works.
The city council will meet this evening
1t p. NJ. in the hose house.
Mr.. -Hotchkiss intends soon to build a
spacious residence.
w. G. Lee, the new postmaster of Kib-
oey lin town.