The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-03-28

Governor Toole. The bond Is for 81, 1000 |
with Daniel Churchill and Matthew
Dunn as sureties.
The ladies of the Methodist church and
congregation will meet with Mrs. Curtiss
at 3 p. m. Thursday, for the purpose of
reorganizing the "Ladies' Aid Society,""
also to complete arrangements for Easter.
All are earnestly requested to be pres
ent.
M. A. McHardie brought the pelts of
six coyotes into Clerk COckrill's office
yesterday and received the usual bounty
certificates allowed by the laws of the
state for the same.
The laws passed by the late legislature
have been printed in book form by the
Independent Publishing company and
are in keeping with the work turned out
by that concern.
The approaching city election brings
many good candidates for the various of.
fees to the front from both parties.
There are more aspirants to the Office of
city treasurer than any other.
The papers IN another divorce case
were filed with the district court clerk
yesterday. This time it Is Lucinda +.
Brotherton who asks to have the marital
ties between herself and Benjamin f.
BrothertOn cut assunder.
J. L. Bower of Stanford, u prominent
wool-grower of that section, is in the city.
Mr.. Bower reports that sheep are looking
well IN the Judith country and that the
clip will probably equal, If not surpass,
that of any former season. He will spend
a few days IN the town.
The board of appraisers consisting of
County Assessor Rice, Chairmen Hawkins
and William Ulm were in session again
yesterday assessing the real estate of
Cascade county for the year 1891. This
is according to the law passed by the
last legislature. Dave Rice will assess
real property according to the figures de-
cided upon by this board aud attend to
valuing personal property himself.
+ Adam Mehewoege was brought in
town yesterday from the Judith country
in a demented condition and was ex-
amined before Judge Benton as to his
sanity. He had beer working for Bower
Bros, sheep men at Stanford and was suf-
fering under some mental delusion which
rendered him Temporarily insane. A jury
consisting Of Douglas Martin, Daniel B.
Nermilye and DIR. j. B. Newman, decided
that the man was of unsound mind and
recommended that he be sent to the state
asylum for the insane at Deer Lodge till
cured. The case really belonged in
Fergus county but as the parties bringing
the unfortunate man here guaranteed all
costs and it would expedit matters con
siderably he was examined here. He
will be sent to Deer Lodge in a few days.
FRIDAYS DAILY.
Parties from Neihart report cOnsidera-
bic nov up in that camp yet.
Burkhardt & Frary sold a lot yesterday
on Fourth avenue north to f. l.. Bishop.
The Cascade Bank building has been
freshly painted and makes a fine appear
ance.
Butterman Bros, the cigar makers, are
very busy turing out the fragrant Ha-
vanas.
Ben Smith and J.. Lane, two victims to
excessive drink were each given five
days in Jail yesterday.
The Rainbow club will give their Sec
ond annual reception at the club rooms
on Friday evening April 3.
Officer Ball had some of the city's
wards out cleaning the cutters on the
south side of Central avenue yesterday.
M. II. Adams and Julia A. Dana were
made man and wife by Judge Race late
Wednesday afternoon in the justice court.
Grading has begun on Rice's division
of the Barker branch. This work is To-
Gated five miles out of town beyond Nc
Gees ranch.-Monarch.
With snow-storms IN Kansas and Ne
braska causing much suffering among
settlers it is rather pleasant to bask in the
warm sunshine of northern Montana.
Boorman g. Murphy filed the papers
in a new case yesterday with the district
clerk. 1t is an action brought by Thomas
c. Casey VS.. the Great Northern railway
for $4,000 damages for bodily injuries.
The extension of water mains will be
acted upon by the city council at the
meeting Tuesday evening next; also, an
nexatiOn of ~Outlaying districts. Those
interested should prepare their peti-
tons.
Invitations have been received an.
nounclngt the marriage of Miss Maude
Gertrude Stewart, of Watertown, s. d., to
Mr.. S. M. Smell, of Great Falls. The
young couple will be "at home in this
city after April LIST.
Deputy Sheriff Scott Morrison arrested
Lewis Carlson yesterday for creating a
disturbance and showing u tendency to
fight. The %belligerent was brought be-
fore Judge Race and fined $40 for dis
turbing the public peace.
A. gentleman from Butte reports Mr..
DAILY of the Anaconda company as say
ing that he would surely build a road of
his own from Butte to Anaconda rather
than to submit longer to he extortionate
charges of the Montana Union railway.
Some of the passenger conductors who
have been bothered by lots of people
climbing on the cars to ride across the
river just for amusement have concluded
to make a charge of Is cents for the trip
in the future, which will keep the idlers
off.