The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
SrHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
II OF THE FALLS.
wEpNEsDAY'S DAILY.

L. " No''hI
To day In special session to canvass the
rvote cast Ut the recent election.
In the case of Jordon VS.. Jordon a de
cree was entered yesterday granting the
plaintiff a divorce and alimony.
Louis G.. Williams and Mamie A. La
rouche. both of Great Falls. were yester-
day licensed to wed by the district clerk.
In the case of Ella la Rue VS.. George
Treat, the motion filed by the city to dis
solve Injunction was taken under advise
ment by the court.
Th0nas If. Brennan, a native of Can
ada. appeared before the district clerk
yesferday and declared his intention TO
become AN American citizen,
Thomas b. Ray and Susan X. McKen-
zie were yesterday granted legal per
mission to wed. Both of the contract
ing PARTIES are residents Of this city.
A deed was filed yesterday in which
Matthew Dunn ct TX transferred TO
Robert Vaughn for 5000 an undivided
one-half interest in lot II in block BIG
in this city.
In the suit of Thomas Casey VS.. the
Great Northern Railway company, the
demurrer to the amended complaint. Mas
overruled, and the defendant was given
ten days in which to file answer.
Charles Cunningham. charged with
disturbing the peace Of N fair city was
before Judge Morehous yesterday and
received a fine of $40 and costs. In lieu
of the necessary amount he was sent to
Jail.
After IA brief respite the warm weather
has returned to northern Montana again
and it is to- he hoped we have bid good
bye to winter or anything akin to 1t tor
months f. come. Come spring ethereal
mildness, come, etc.
Thomas liowcl filed yesterday final
recent for the northwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter. the northeast quarter
Of the northwest quarter and lots one
and two of section - IN township >!
north Of range I east.
In the case of the State Of Montana.
OK rel. vs.. William r. Kern. the demurrer
to the complaint was ONcrrulcd and the
defendant given ten days to answer
This suit is brought to test Kern's title
to the Office of county surveyor.
judge Races courtroom was the scene
OF a wedding yesterday afternoon. His
honor united Frank Williams and Miss
Marie Larouchc both of this city, in the
bonds of wcdlock. Ii is to be hoped
their welded life will proycto be q period
Of continued bliss.
A house ON Second avenue south was
being raised by iack-screws yesterday
which became misplaced some way and
the building went down with a crash. j.
Gardner. a workman, was caught under
n corner and received internal injuries
which may prove fatal.
Walter F.. Black was examined before
Judge Race yesterday ON the grave
charge of tiourishing and discharging a
deadly weapon. He shot at J. ID. Cores
dog near the lattcr's residence on Sun
River last Saturday. badly frightening
some women and children in that vicin
ity. He was discharged. owing to lack of
prosecution.
Married Ray MCkenzie.--On the 9th
inst. at the Presbyterian manse, Thomas
r. Ray TO Susan X. Mckenzie. both of
this city. the Rev. John Reid. jr. Ofticia,
ting. The bridegroom is the sol of Mr.
Thomas Ray of Helena. and the bride is
one Of Nova ScOtia's winsomc Scotch
lassies. The TRIBUNE wishes them Il
long and happy life together.
Lieut.. J. ID. Hartman Of Fort Assinni
boine. who came here to arrest a deserteI
by the name of Charles Schatfcr, returned
to the post yesterday with his prisoner
Schatfer is accused of robbery. as well as
desertion, and military law will probably
send him to the Leavenworth prison foI
three orfour years. He had been in this
city for several months. employed most OF
the time as bartender in "A saloon on First
avenue south. and was arrested at tho
instance Of Il detective.
"Brocky' Lynch, who was arrested
Monday for fighting and let out on bail
received his trial yesterday before Judge
Race. The judge fined him so and
costs. Immediately after paying the
same he was escorted to the police court
and accused Of being engaged in another
tistic encounter. 1t seems he started tc
clean out "a saloon soon after Judge Race
let him out on bail Monday. For the
last Otfense he was tried, but judge
Morehous reserved his decision.
Mr.. Edward Lippincott. father OF
policeman Eugene Lippincott of this
city. came down from Augusta, Sun
river. night before last and is a guest al
the Park. Mr.. Lippincott reports ex
ccllent grass and an unusually encoura
ging prospect for crops in the Sun river
country. while stock of all kinds are in
fine condition and rapidly taking on
flesh. The gentleman is full of con.
tidence in the future of Great Falls, ano
like many others regrets that he did moi
seize the opportunity some years ago tc
invest his pile" in city property.
Daniel w. Sears filed in the recorders
cupancy for certain property, to-wit: BE
ing one mile long by one-quarter of {
mile wide and extending from the west
erly side of the Monarch TOWNSHIP alon!
the southeasterly side of Belt creek to
point east Of the mouth of Iron creek
The land is unsurveyed and the deciara
ton is made for the purpose of holding
the property for agricultural purpose
by bona tide settlement and improve