The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-28
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WEDNESDAYS DAHL

WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Judge Lee of Kibbey is in attendance
on the district court.
Wallace q T%hornburg of Helena have
made an assignment.
Joseph Weigand and Lizzie Neumeir
have received a marriage license.
Will Hanks, accompanied by J.. f.
f.nright, returned yesterday from Butte.
Al. Shores was reelected a director
OF the Montana Central railway yester-
day.
The police have made sixty.tive ar.
rests this month. Last months total
was III.
j. L. Arlington has brought suit
against Allen, Moon & Co. to foreclose a
mortgage for $500.
J. M. Gaunt has brought suit against
Will Hanks to recover SlS0.03, alleged to
be due on account.
The Neihart Herald says that the COM
poeitor made that paper say that the
present population of Nelhart was 200,
when it should have been 700.
J. N. Outright, who was so severely
injured by his team running away while
he was moving and throwing him on
the sickle, is now able to walk around
the house.
Horny Curran has filed for record his
government patent for the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter and
lots |, = and 3, section l, township 10
north, range west.
Miss Emma Devine, of Sun River,
thirteen years Of age, won the second
medal for proficiency in music at st.
Mary's seminary, Chicago. Miss Devine
is the youngest person to ever win this
medal,
Patents to pre-empted lanes have
been received at the Helena land office
as follows: Warren w. Grouse. John
H%unsberger, Jr., Henry Parent, Philip
Heinrich, John Carr and Daniel A. John
son, of Cascade county.
John Scott, l.. f. Foster, j. w. Allen,
c: G. Cochran, S. X. Wilbur, Kyle Price,
Charles French, George Il. Wood and
julius Horst were added to the list of
jurors yesterday in the district court to
fill the vacancies caused by excusing a
number Of ranchers who want to look
after their crops.
The county attorney yesterday filed
an information aaginst =. J. Merritt
charging him with grand larceny as
bailee. Merritt is the former proprietor
of the Milwaukee house and is charged
with keeping the money of Hans Thorn
san. a boarder at the house who entrust-
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sick and died. Upon the administrators
making a demand for the amount, Mer-
rift presented a bill for $2l0 for nine
days board.
Dr.. Willard is over from Lewistown on
wool business, and when seen yesterday
by a TRIBUNE reporter laughed at the
absurdity of holding the present admin
istration responsible for the low prices
of wool and other commodities. Said
DIR. Willard: "Prices began to 90 down
as Don as free coinage was finally de-
feated by the repu blicans in 1890. and
they have steadily declined ever since.
All The seeds Of the present trouble were
sown during Harrison's administration,
led by the president, and obeyed by
most of the republicans in congress.
worked all the time against silver, and
listened, not to the appeals of the people
but to the dictation Of the gold bugs"
On another interesting topic the doctor
observed: THE people of the Judith
country are becoming alive to the adj
vantages that they secure by doing their
business in Great Falls instead of along
the line OF the Northern Pacific. Mr..
Searles, the agent of the Great North
ern, who has been down there, has done
nnnI vrnrk onI I fhiply tha faplap,v ~,
come here will increase right along. !
tell all my friends that we are wrong to
go the other way
THURSDAYS DAILY.
Severa! Great Falls teachers are en-
pected back Monday.
Strain Bros. have purchased the entire
stock OF Early ~ Flaherty.
Rev. VIM. Remington returned from
his Colorado visit yesterday.
Prof. Gaylord r~ejoices over the arrival
at his home yesterday Of a son.
II. b. Mitchell of the Neihart Miner
left yesterday for the worlds fair.
Clark Tingley, a prominent cattleman
of Big Sandy, is at the Milwaukee.
Il. NJ. Majors, Bach. Cory ~ Co.'S cat
tie foreman, is attending the English
trial.
Mrs. Cockrill, daughter and son. Il. b.,
returned from an extended eastern visit
yesterday.
Rice. the cowboy preacher, has been
arrested in Chicago for assault ahd re
sisting an officer.
The New l~Iclenas will play the Kid
Wonders Il return game of baseball Aug.
20 for 800 and gate receipts.
Company \, NJ. y. c., is anXiously
awaiting orders to 90 into the summer
encampment. The boys expect to go
about August ID,
Joseph Weigand of Great Falls and
Miss Lizzie Ncumcir Of Arlington were
married yesterday morning at . o'clock,
Rev. Dolls officiating.
l.. w. Curtiss has been appointed SUI