The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22

The articles of incorporation Of the
United States Saving and Loan company
Of st. Paul are filed in the clerks office.
George A. Graham, who has been
teaching school at Augusta has finished
the winter term and returned to Great
Falls.
DR.. Long went out to Conrad, on the
line Of the G. F. a. G. railway, in answer
to a telegram yesterday, to see a sick
man.
In the case of Robert Benson vs.. II.
E. Gray a stay of proceedings, pending
a motion for a new trial, has been
granted.
The case of the state against Robert
English, charged with stealing cattle,
occupied the time of the court yesterday
and will be the court house attraction
today.
The train service between Monarch
and Barker will be discontinued after
tomorrow, Thursday. The trains will
run as usual between Great Falls and
Neihart.
DIR. Lawyer of Helena, was in the city
yesterday en- route to Belt and Arming-
ton with the intention of permanently
locating in n of these prosperous
towns.
And now comes the news that the
Burlington company has an eye on the
Great Falls g. Canada railway and that
it will soon be gathered in. All roads
lead to Great Falls.
In the police court yesterday Mike
Twohy, charged with assaulting Carrie
Druba, the keeper Of a bad house, was
found guilty and sentenced to the
county jail for sixty days.
THE TRIBUNE has received an invita-
ton to attend the second annual ball
and banquet to be given by judith
Lodge No. 80, Knights Of Pythias, at
Uulver's hall, Lewistown, on next Mon
day night.
The following is the official census of
school district No. l, Great Falls: Males
over 6 years of age, Cos; females, 63l.
Males under 6 years, 526; females, 4S9;
total 2251. An increase Of 2l9 over the
census of 1892.
The Montana Central local train be-
tween Helena and Butte, which was
taken off during the Wickes tunnel
cave-in. will resume daily trips today.
This will be a great convenience to the
travelling public.
w. j. Wilson, who has boon a resident
of this city for the past four years, has
disposed of his property and leaves to-
day for his old home-Portland, Or.
He expects to visit the Mid Winter fair
and return to Great Falls in the spring.
The county attorney filed an informa-
ton in the district court yesterday
against Fred Whitehead, charging him
with adultery, and on being arraigned
he pleaded guilty to tie charge. He
will be sentenced this morning by Judge
Benton.
Anthony Yorey, Jr., of st. Paul, and
also councilman and capitalist OF that
city, has been visiting Great Falls. AS
representative of the Inter State Saving
and Loan association, he expressed him
self as more satisfied with the com
pany's investments in Great Falls than
any other place he had visited, and that
early this coming year the association
would largely extend their investments
ia Great Falls. He returned home by
the east-bound train yesterday.
Charles F. Stork, an industrious ranch
man at the head of Goodman coulee,
slipped and fell on the ice last Sunday
morning and broke his right leg between
the knee and ankel. DR.. Mccain of
Sand Coulee was summoned and. re-
duced the fracture.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
The case of II. p. Rolfe VS.. Phil Glib
son was continued for the term.
Born. in Helena, Dec. IL, 1893, to the
wife of Charles S. Gibson of Great Falls,
a son.
The case OF the state VS.. Robert Eng.
lish Is still on trial IN the district court.
1t will be finished today.
JOAN Hawley was taken before Justice
Race yesterday and placed under bonds
to keep the peace towards his divorced
wife.
Mrs. James Greeley died last evening
at 40 o'clock at the Warm springs.
Notice of the funeral will be announced
tomorrow.
DIR. Adams went down to Fort ASSN
nibOine yesterday afternoon in answer
to a telegram requiring his presence as
Brigadier-G General Otis was sick.
Deputy Sheriff Dryer left yesterday
for the Warm Springs asylum with Dun.
can ellis, who was adjudged insane by
a jury of physicians Tuesday night.
In the case OF Fred w. Wright VS..
Will Hanks and others, the hearing Of
the demurrer to the separate answer Of
II. p. Rolfe was continued to Dec. ~.
Judge Benton yesterday sentenced
Fred Whitehead to the county Jail for
three months and to pay a fine of $50.
Whitehead pleaded guilty to the charge
of adultery on Tuesday.
A quiet marriage ceremony was per
formed on Monday evening at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. Bennett.
The contracting parties were Sidney
Kooser and Helen Martin, both of Great
Falls.