The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23

and hopes it will warn parents to keel
their children away.
A well known bank cashier of this city
who is a great favorite among the ladies
was the recipient of a good sized pack
age from a female friend last evening
With visions of cake and candy in his
mind he commenced to unwrap and un-
wind the paper until several editions
were on the floor, when he finally came
to the present, and 10! it was a cigar,
and a poor one at that.
Matte Carl Leslie. the three-ycar-old
daughter of our city attorney, died
yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock after
quite a lingering illness. Her death was
the result of a complication of diseases
and FOR one so young in years she had
been a great sufferer. The sympathies of
the cntirc-community will go out to the
bereaved parents in this their hour OF
great aIIliction. The funeral services
will be held at the house at $3.50 this
afternoon, Rev. Anderson officiating.
TUESDAYS DAILY.
Not to be behind the times Great Falls
can soon boast Of a full bloodcd salvation
army.
Charlie Noldc and Frederick Luske
both Of this city were yesterday licensed
to wed.
Louisa NJ. Henry, Il native Of the land
of Bismarck, was granted her first pa
pers yesterday.
The case of Captain Cochrane vs.. the
Leader Publishing company foI back pay
will comc up on DIST inst.
Geo. w. Taylor returned Sunday from
Lewistowu where he has been proscCu
ting a number of cases for Chotcau
county.
Milt Carothers, II Of the old timers
of Noihart is in the city making his first
visit in two years. Mr.. G.. says the
growth Of Great Falls has fairly
astonished him. He predicts that the
time is not far distant when it will be
the biggest city in the state.
In the case of Hcndorager VS.. the
Crown Butte Canal company the de,
murrer was yesterday overrulcd and dc
PENDANT given until June It'll to answer
One of the Leader editors was involved
in an alteration last evening and appar.
emily got the worst Of it. Policeman
LippcncOtt made arrests in connection
with the affair.
Col. Bob Ingersoll, the eloquent
lecturer, anti BacOnian. lawyer and all.
round entertainer upona any given subject
WAS among the south bound passengers
ON the Great Northern yesterday morn
ing. The colonel who is accompanied by
his wife and daughter was on his way t.
Butte where he will appear as counssl in
the Davis will case.
The account of the watch p%resenta
ton in Sundays TRIBUNE should be cor.
rectcd as regards the company. 1t was
at the mill of the Butte ~ Montana Com.
mercial Co. instead of the Boston IL Mon
tana.
John p. Selstrom made final proof yes.
tcrday before the district clerk on the
west half of the northeast quarter and
the west half of the southeast quarter OF
section |, township IL north of range
east.
Sheriff Sullivan of Fergus county ar
rived in town yesterday m route foI
Deer Lodge. having in charge the Mcxi,
can. named James, who shot Elmer al
PhilbrOok. The prisoner was sentenced
to twenty-five years in the p~enitcntiary
The Spotted Horse mine now has a
force Of thirty men employed and the
number will probably be materially in.
creased in Il short time; there are no idle
men in Maiden and the camp presents a
scene Of busting activity, Montana
Democrat.
\ good solid democrat has been added
to the ranks of the democracy of Cascad,
county in the shape of "A bouncing eleven
pound boy that was born to Mrs. f.. \
Ring'vald on Sunday evening last. Boti
the other and Thomas Jefferson ar,
doing nicely.
The following new suits were flee
with the district clerk yesterday: Har
ry S. Boyle VS.. w. II. Lloyd, account
attachment; w. b. Raleigh ~ company
VS.. NJ. V. Boughton, appeal from Judge
Races court; Andrew Jensen vs.. NJ. V
Boughton. appeal.
In the case of the Cataract Mill com
pan, vs.. II. p. Rolfc. of the Leader, tore
cover the amountof S59O.0S for goods sold
to defendant from October 9th, 1887 (,
September 10Th, 1890, the court yestcr
day ovcrruled the demurrer and allowed
seven days in which to answer.
MARRIED. SanulOru -CfltcnlOW. TN
the 18th inst, in this city, Ethel
bert j. Sanford of Neihart to Hat,
tie b. Critchlow of Kibbey, the Rev,
John Reid. jr., officiating. The TRIBUNE
Joins in wishing the happy pair health
and happiness, peace and prosperity.
The funeral of the late Matte Carl
Leslie took place from the residence OF
her parents Sunday afternoon at $3.50 and
was largely attended. Ex-Governor and
Mrs. Leslie of Helena came down to at.
tend the obscquics. 1t was one of the
largest funerals seen in this city for some
time.
Houston a. johnson have just sold to
Henry WEIGH of Sand CoulcC, Mont. lot
10 in block 2i0 for Sl.4OO. This was a
bargain of which Mr.. Welcli took the adj
vantage on sight. They have two lots
opposite the above that they offer for
$1,000 for "A few days only, part cash and
balance On time.
The Montana Stage company intend
to run a our-hOrsc coach, daily, between
this place and Steel. on the Great Falls
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