The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-29
SPRAY OF THE Il
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

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Born, in Great Falls, Dec. Is, to thu
sife Of DR.. Cartwright, q son.
The several churches Of the city ap
uropriately celebrated Christmas BY
making the hearts Of the children glad
Persons desiring to dispose Of theil
certificates Of deposit on the First
National bank will find 1t to their in
terest to zee DR.. Crutcher.
Jack Seager, convicted of assault with
intent to commit great bodily injury t.
the person Of Frank Coates, was sen
fenced by Judge Benton to n year In
the penitentlary.
Great Northern train No. % goee
through to Anaconda today and train
"a starts from Anaconda tomorrow
morning. Local trains l and 2, formerly
running between Helena and Butte will
60 through to Anaconda.
The old rates Of fare will be re-estab-
lished on the western railroads on the
1st of January. The fare from Great
Falls, first-class, to st. Paul is $40, SCI
ond-class, e25; to Chicago, first-clase
$3.50, se~cond-class, $3.50.
Neihart Herald: MI. and Mrs. j. G.
Barker left Thursday to take up their
residence in Great Falls. W. congratu.
late the people Of the Cataract city
upon their happy acquisition in gaining
the residence OF this estimable pair.
The following marriage licenses we're
issued yesterday by Clerk Cockrill: John
E. Taylor, aged 81, Of Sand Coulee, and
Mary Engrum, aged 80, Of Great Falls;
John NJ. Davis. aged 81, and MARY Bum
%enfant, aged %, both Of Great Falls.
On Monday night the scholars of the
silver smelter school gave a Christmas
entertainment. The program Of exer-
cises was an interesting n and was
heartily enjoyed by the large audience
present. At the close of the exercises
the presents were distributed.
Under Sheriff Houston had a little
Christmas all to himself Monday. He
emptied a pan of ashes along side Of his
hen house and it was only q few minutes
until his chicken coop was in flames.
The chickens all escaped but the hen
house was burned to the ground.
The Third street sewer under the con-
tract of the city to Gus Nordquest was
completed Yesterday to the satisfaction
The work has been delayed by bad
time than that specified in the contract.
Married--Dec. %, at the M. E. par
sonage Great Falls, by Rev. j. w. Ben
nett, John E. Taylor of Sand Coulee,
and Mary Engrum of this city. Also at
the residence of the groom's parents,
Grant E. Rhodes and Floy F. Mcdonald
Of this city, Rev. j. W. Bennett, officiat.
ing.
There wal a jolly skating party of
young ladies and gentlemen on Broad
water bay last evening. Those compos-
ing the party were Kittie Hoke, Mamie
King, Mabel Shane, Edith Chadwick,
Murtie and Alice Dowdell, Maud and
Mabel Houston, and Ben and Ed Corne-
Illus, Norman Wallace, Will Smithson,
Arkell, Will Talbert, Will Hunt,
Phil Robinson.
Virginia Day has fled an answer to
her husbands complaint charging her
with adultery and asking the court to
irant him q divorce. Mrs. Day makes
serious charges against her hus-
band and says that he is not q proper
person to have charge Of their children.
Mrs. Day is now serving out a sixty day
sentence in the county Jail on the charge
IF adultery.
Ed. WI Dunn, the advance agent OF !
w. Daniels, the comedian, arrived
the city yesterday. This comedy
company is the largest that travels and
wherever 1t has performed drew crowded
houses. As q comedian Frank Daniels
stands at the head Of the list and his
support is the best in the land. They
viii appear at the opera house next
night, Jan. l. The house should
70 crowded. |
For some time the cattle rustlers have
,een getting in their work in the neigh
OF Belt. Last week John
Schroeder and Dennis Colwell were
,aught in the act Of stealing unbranded
,alves. They we're arrested and yester-
lay on being arraigned in the district
.ourt pleaded guilty and were sentenced
o one year each In the p~enitenitary and
fine Of 800. 1t is dangerous business
O steal live stock in Cascade county.
The statement OF the NORTHWESTERN
National bank published in THE TRr:
this morning is a good one and
roof positive that business Is growing
,etter in this section. The showing is
70 good as the one made q year ago
when times we're better than at the
The Northwestern is a solid
and has sailed through the
financial food of the past several months
With a clean and clear record for stabil-
ty. Cashier Stanford is a thorough
business man and to his financial man
cement is due the great prosperity and
uccess Of the bank.
The Great Falls meat market disposed
1 1000 pounds Of dressed turkey-mest
or Christmas dinners and could have
old several hundred pounds more II
hey had OF had the turkeys. The other
neat markets 10 the city also disposed
I several thousand pounds. This out
tut of turkey-msat is almost double
What it was for Christmas 1892 and is
proof that the citizens of
treat Falls are lovers Of the turkey and
hat our populatiop exceeds 1900 and