The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-25

In the suit of Western Fullerton VS..
Edna M. Fullerton for a divorce, default
of defendant was entered on the records
yesterday.
One of the cans upset in a milk wagon
on Central avenue yesterday afternoon
and the white fluid laicd the dust very
nicely for half a block.
A check drawn in favor of VIM. Shupc
by John Germ for SIG was lost Yesterday
and payment of the same has been stop
ped. The public will take notice accord
ingly.
Charles \. Mcclure. a native of Can
ada. appeared before the district clerk
yesterday and declared his intentions to
rcnouncc allegiance TO Queen Victoria
and become n citizen of the United
States.
\ quit claim deed was filed in the re
curlcr's office yesterday by Mary \.
Wadsworth transferring to Evan :. Me
Cord ct al. Of Fairhavcn, Wash, the
northeast quarter of section - in town
ship ~, north of range , east, for 500,
Charles Gahrcs, the old-timc and re-
liable hackman, vas out gu the streets
! N'N''I''lN WIN ~ 'i'Eiii' 7 'lAl ~ 80 VI
| his dashing team that cost over 500
and which WAS bought at f. Maher's
harness, shop. Who says Great Falls is
dead.
\ case was on trial Yesterday afternoon
before judge lluN, in which John Horne
was accused of indecent exposure, and
as "A result Of the racy evidence quite a
crowd of inquisitivc people were in at,
tendance. His honor took the matter
under adviscmcnt and will give his de
cisiOn today,
I. g Hathaway. representative of the
Bla"kfoot Milling company, informs the
TRlBrNE that his company has Just Sc
cured the contract for the timber to be
used ON the Barker extension Of the
Montana Central. and that they expect
also ia put in the timber on the Nrihart
branch. The contract IS a big one.
Congressman Wilson of West Virginia
viii discuss tariff reform at Electric han,
! Helena. ON Saturday evening, under tn"
auspices Of the Hendricks club of that
city. Mr.. Wilson is an eloquent speaker
and his address will doubtless be- Of great
interest. The Hendricks club invites the
democrats Of the stat" generally to at
tend.
John MrAss"y and Miss Dolic Sweeney
Of Ncihart were quietly married in the
parlOrs of the Park hotel last night by
Judge Race, Mr.. McAsscy is one of the
most prominent citizens of the Belt
mountains. Il capable mining man and
has done a great deal for Ncihart. Miss
! Sweeney is a sister Of Patrick Sweeney
Of Ncihart and used To live in this city.
We regret to the serious iii.
ness Of Thomas l.. Gorham of Cascade,
the father of thai town and one of the
most prominent citizens of this county.
DR.. Newman was called to Cascade yes
tcrday to attend to him and reports the
case Il dangerous one. Mr.. Gorham has
been Unconscious for some time and at
last report his recovery was dispaired of.
The TRIBUNE hopes for a more favorable
outcome.
Alderman elect. j. NJ. Gaunt, received
a telegram yesterday from his father at
Macon, Mo. stating that Bruce
Gaunt. a brother of our townsman, was
killed yesterday morning. No particulars
were given. but as Mr.. Gaunt was fore
man of a coal mine it is reasonably sure
he rlrt his death in the mine in some
way. Mrs. Robert Stone of this city is 4
sister of the deceased. The relatives here
have the sympathy of many friends in
their affection.
At q recent meeting of subscribers to
the opera house company stock 1t was
decided to incorporate at once. and q
con mittec consisting Of j. A. Baker. ii.
o. Chowen. G. NJ. Webster and DIR.
Crutcher was appointed to carry out that
purpose. The same committee was
authorized TO secure plans and estimates
for the proposed building and to proceed
at once with the work. Thciinancc com
mittec added 6l.JOO more to the list yes
terday, making about $4,000 subscribed
altogether.
Daniel b. Nermilyc was yesterday by
order Of Judge Benton made official
stcnographer for the Eighth judicial dis
trict. MIR. Vermilye is a native Of New
York city, was educated at Columbia
college and afterwards graduated from
the law department. He has been in the
west several years and for some time was
in the law office of G. ID. O'Brien, the
great criminal lawyer of st. Paul. lie
has had considerable newspaper cXpe-
rience having had editorial charge Of the
Daily Hot Blast of .Armston. Ala. for a
year.
Rev. J. II. Little of st. Clair is in the
city and reports everything lovely up in
that vicinity. lie says most everyone il
finishing seeding and in some places the
grain is well up-notably Mr.. Craig's
which is some three inches above the
ground. Work on the new Methodist
church at ST. Clair is progressing rapidly
and that the editice will be finished in
about a month. Mr.. Little says the
sentiment of the entire community is in
favor of the three bridge propositions
and the purchase Of the proposed court
house site.
1t Is Of interest to the tax payers OF
Cascade county to know that several re,
sponsible fridge men have offered tc
build a first class iron bridge at Fifteenth
street about 1,OG6 feet long with a twenty
foot roadway for $4,000, and will take as
part payment $4,000 to $4,000 Of the
above cost in the property donated to
the county by Gregg and Barbour
Leaving not to exceed $4,000 to be car
Ill 4. E,,l. ,,pt;l op,,,nh n,,rn az III.