Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-06
IFro1n MONDAYS Daily.l

The snow has nearly disappeared.
Pianos for rent at Jackson's music
store, Helena, Montana.
John Maguire's company will play
here tomorrow and next day.
Prof. F. W. Andersen was in St. Paul
on Thursday on his way to Washington.
I.G. Baker II 90. publish in Benton
the customary summons relative to Y. +.
Thomson's debt. 1t is said that he is
very sick at Toronto.
The Great Falls Arion will give social
dance at their hall on Saturday next,
Feb. 9th Tickets, including refresh
ments, 81 per couple.
All persons interested in the Odd Eel
lows ball at Cascade oD the 9Th inst are
requested to meet at the office OF the pro.
bate Judge this (Monday) evening at .
o'clock for the purpose OF making ar
engagements for special train.
Under the new law person who de-
sires to secure bounty on wolf and other
skins should apply to Judge Dyas, who
gives certificates. Each applicant must
have two witnesses who will swear that
he is lawfully entitled to the bounty.
In the suit of Thomas E. Brady
against Captain Watson for legal expen
ses, Judge Dyas gave on Saturday, judg-
ment for the full amount claimed. Wat
son asserted that he was drunk when he
made the agreement with Mr.. Brady, but
admitted that he confirmed it subsequent
ly. 1t was also proved that he swore out
warrants against the pedestrians, on the
same evening that he alleged he was
| drunk, The court held that he was fully
responsible and knew what he was
, about.
Several days ago Great Falls man
,, named Edgerton, who is in the collection
business on commission, was engaged by
. Julius Mau OF this place to collect some
accounts and succeeded in gathering in
,, 1926 and it is alleged he decamped with
! out making an accounting to his employ.
! er. He was apprehended at Butte and
the sheriff instructed to hold him. He
will be brought to this place and vii
! have hearing before justice of the
q peace tomorrow (Monday)-Helena In
+ dependent.
s Judge Dyas desires that all who wisf
|. to attend the Odd Fellows ball at Cas-
cade on Friday next will communicate
s with him at once He has been in com
a municatlon with General Manager shelb.
II in regard to engaging a special train TO
n the occasion. 1t is important that Judg
g Dyas should know at once how man.
d will go. He has secured one and one
9 fifth Fate for the round trip. The bal
will be very enjoyable and it is hope
h that many ladies and gentlemen fror
II Great Fails will attend It. See notice 0
l. bo m ootinr thie avaninu
i Phil Gibson left yesterday for Califol
i mia, where he goes to attend the undel
~ writer's meeting at San Francisco. M
! Gibson has taken with him plats of tn
- town and details of the proposed watel
q works. with the view of securing the be-
~ terms possible for insurers in this cit,
! He has also ordered large bundle of tn
- TRIBUNE ANIMALS, for he means to tai
up Great Falls all the time and to bac
, his assertions by the facts and figures
J. the said annual. During his absenc
Miss Oviett will attend to all busine
connected with insurance. She has ma
tered all the details Of the business an
~ will give prompt attention to all apple
tions for new insurance.
e. In Helena Miss G. B. Rumley gave
progressive euchre party at her resident
n. on Rodney street, Thursday evening,
honor Of her friend, Miss Lille Hers
field. There were, the Independent say
a 10 card tables, the play was most abspr
ing, and the prizes we'll worth strivi1
m. for. The first ladies' prize, a hand-pain
m ed fine china cup and saucer, was won
Miss Mabel Martin, of Great Falls, ar
the gentleman's prize, a pretty tobac,
srt jar and pipe, by Mr.. Daugherty. TT
at BOBBY prizes were small pitcher with
dog in It, asleep, and the words I've
err weary" and a small flat iron on standar
r. a very pretty ornament. The evenil
passed pleasantly, and the occasion W
live long in the memories of those prese
IN as delightful opportunity afforded the
ed of meeting Miss Hershtield before h
departure for New York.