The weekly tribune., 1893-08-18
Thos. H. Depew yesterday swore out a

Thos. H. Depew yesterday swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of Mollie Thomp-
son, proprietress of the Park theatre,
charging that when he gave her check
for S53. 10 in payment of small bill she
refused to give him any change. The
case was called at o'clock yesterday
afternoon and continued until today at
$50 p. m.
j. G. Graves Thomson has given
warranty deed to Merrick S. Thompson,
of Nashua, New Hampshire, conveying
the southwest quarter of lot II, block
553, Sixth addition; the northwest quar-
ter of section @. township u north,
interest in lots and ., block Is, Black
Eagle Falls addition, consideration
$1,000
Approaching the work of Mr.. Bland
for the west, Robert Vaughn decided to
send him memento Of his regard. Yes
terday he bought beautiful little silver
stamp case, the kind man may carry in
his vest pocket, and had inscribed on it
the following: "Bland, the champion of
free coinage. Camp on their trail, we
are with you. Robert Vaughn, Great
Falls, Mont"
A party OF Connecticut business men,
comprising l.. l.. Ladd and G.. II. and II.
l.. Tomlinson of Bridgeport, have ar
rived here for an outing, and will go to
the main range in the vicinity of Au-
gusta to look for biggame. They reached
here on the first day of the month and
expect to be out camping until Nov.
unless driven in sooner by cold weather
They are we'll equipped and bought a
camping outfit and saddle horses here.
The case of AL Henry against State
Veterinary Holloway was tried yesterday
in Justice Races court. Henry alleged
that he had been damaged by Holloway's
order to quarantine one of his horses
that Holloway asserted was afflicted with
glanders, but which was afterwards
found to be afflicted with only a slight
distemper. The case was dismissed at
the close of plaintiffs testimony.
The favored few who have been priv.
ileged to hear Miss Grace Vance. the
gifted elocutionist from Choteau who is
now visiting Mrs. o. G. Cooper, are en-
thusiastic over her recitals of the chariot
race from "Ben Hur", "Bide Vice.,
I 1.-THE Elf Child, The Famine, and
other difficult selections and one who
heard her says that she is far superior to
, any other who has been heard in Great
Falls.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
Senator Gibson will begin threshing
/ this morning.
Born son to the wife of Nj. Curry
Tenth avenue north, on Tuesday night.
The Hotter Lumber company has ex
ecuted mortgage for $1,000 to James
j. Hill.
Hon. II. f. Collins has returned from
!, visit to the Gilt Edge mine, Fergus
l., county.
The Townsite company has decided tC
t w. A. Sherwood of Fulton county, Ohio
, lot 6, black 1872, consideration 500.
Tim Donovan, a former resident o
u Great Falls, but who has recently beer
. . on the Pacific coast, is again in the city
Q The Baptist Mission band have post
poned their fair until Tuesday evening
August %. Ice cream and cake 10 cents
n The Merchants National bank an,
d the city treasurer's Office are now located
It in the Water Co.'s Office in the Tot
'f block
- Miss Roach, a sister of Senator Roacl
n of South Dakota, and Senator Roach
?. two children are guests Of Supt c. II
a jerks.
Is Reports from the east are to the ef
d feet that tho Great Northern will. a
soon as practicable restore freight rate
to the schedule that prevailed in Feb
u ruary.
% The item of medicine in DR.. Welt
= mans free dispensary was becomin
;s quite ap expense to him but the Drive
'o Bradley Drug company will in the fu
/ ture supply free Of charge all mendicin
re- needed.
id John X. Kullmer, assignee of Richar
20 Barry, hardware dealer, has reporte
s. that he finds the assets to be S6l3J.3
III and the liabilities, S4,3il.39. The cred
n tors are mostly outside firms, only So
y being due to Great Falls citizens.
H. \ small branch from red current bus
a. is now on exhibition in one of the wir
70 dows of Gaunt's implement store Th
berries are Of marvellous size and gro'
in such thick clusters that the leave
'e are almost concealed. The branch
+ from the ranch of G. w. Black of Bel
10 The county commissioners have hye
id the tax levy for 1898 at ID mills, to b
,d divided as follows: General fund,
OF mills; road fund. mills; poor fund, ! !
id mills; school fund, 3 mills. TO this wi
is be added the state tax of p, mills, tn
at city tax of 10 mills and the special ia
10 for school district No / of mills, mai
re ing total of ~ mills for the city an
Of j. mills for the county.
as About fifty of the bicyclists of Grea
" Falls met last evening at the fountain o
10 Central avenue and, forming by two
u moved down Central avenue, up Fourt
y, y, street to Fourth avenue north and OF
III Fourth to Black Eagle pavilion, At tn
'h pavilion a merry dance was soon in pre-
u gress and for few hours this was COZ
ry tinued, when Superintendent Dickinson
" of the street railway, invited all TO pa
IN take of refreshments which he had pre-
vided. The party returned TO the cit
about 10 o'clock.
ed The case of the state against Moll