The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-04
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FRIDAY Is DAILY.

Mrs. Fl. II. Matteson presented her
husband with an eleven-pound son yes
terday.
John f.. Little has brought suit
against John w. Lindsey for S1,9iO dam
ages for breach of contrct.
VIM. fl. Taylor and Edward McNally
were granted final citizenship papers in
the district court yesterday.
Mrs. r. II. Brennan and Miss Tressa
Murphy left yesterday over the Great
Northern to visit friends in Grafton and
Minneapolis.
The case against ID. Mcconnell and l..
+. Nelson, charged with stealing 800
from Hank Kline. were dismissed yes
terday in the district court, Kline hav-
ing left the state.
The fire department was called out
about $3.50 p. m. yesterday to the Fifteen
tn street bridge, which was attire at the
north end. The fire was on the under
side of the boards and was subdued with
out doing much damage.
District Attorney Weed has advised
Clerk Cockrill to refuse to issue first citi-
zenship papers to Crees and if the In
dams carry the matter into the courts
the question can be finally decided. In
accordance with the advice, Mr.. Cock
rill will refuse to issue tho papers if
again applied for.
City Detective Germ has been investi-
eating the mysterious disappearance of
Frank Drewick and finds that when he
drew his money from the bank he told
his wife that he would leave the greater
part of it with her when he came to this
side of the river but this proved to be a
promise lightly broken and he came
across the river and boarded the east
bound train. Sheriff Hamilton has tel
e%graphed to stop him at Grand Forks
and an effort will be made to prosecute
him for deserving his wife, and at a time
when two of his children are sick.
When the district court convened
yesterday morning, Judge Benton eau
toned the jury against needing the COM
ment made in the TRIBUNE yesterday
that the verdict in the English case, it
was thought by the spectators, would be
an accquital. and they evidently obeyed,
for wien they retired at $3.50 it took
them but an hour to bring in a verdict
of guilty, fixing the punishment at one
years Imprisonment and 500 fine. The
case against Leslie Dewitt, charged
With the same Off ,nsc. was immediately
begun.
About ten DAYS AGO a TELEGRAM was re-
celVed at the western mon oillcc' say
ing lnal tlle seuGef, VINO was aiter"aru
soon arrive in his ritv m a visit 70 her
eistor ia wLom tho teinrram WAS direct
ed and a notice dronpci in the postollice
b~roughtno response The younger sis
ter o o arrived aha' ilndln9 no SISTER to
welcome her' called az the t9legraph OIL
nndcIirnrrJ She tbnn informed the
nnI;ce saving that her sister had claim.
ed to be IN a milliner's store. 1t was
we'll known to the officers thai TINS was
the usua! story toIl py errlnS ones tc
trusting trends anu NJ Time was wastel'
vents Of tha civ Ihe Girl was soor
found in an immoral resort. living IN
der an assumed name. being identified
Inv her close resemblance TO her youngel
%sl3ter. The eastern girl was told the
truth and was taken to the Sisters
hospital and friends IN the east were no
SATChDAfS DAILY
5 norn-To Mr. and Mrs. y. 4. Wilbu
i; q danahter,
J If Grafton 10 Of the lin
l Frank Gehrlng has appropriated 2ot
inches OF the water OF sand Coulee creef
!. Tor irrlgation purpose
+. L. May left yesterday for Helena
whence he Will go east having completed
y his wool purchases here.
r r q pbelns has been annointed re
ca;var of he Merchants' National ban
: and will take charge today.
.Jobp TT Sbenberd of Cascade WAS OK
: cused from further on III,
, d;strict conrt .sa ;uror veeterdav
: ,
Mary M. Gwynn has sold to Fran
: Gehring, for sou, thirty head OF cattl