The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-21
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
rRoM rrE,DAYs DAlIN.

iZen OF the United states.
At a meeting of the directors of the
First National bank yesterday Gold Il.
Curtis was elected a director and cash
Ter.
The Citizens National bank of Muncie
Pa, has brought suit against Herbert o.
Chowen to recover $500 alleged to be
due on a note.
Ohio Smith, manager of Burkhardt's
sporting goods establishment, came back
from an outing yesterday with a fine
string of trout.
The infant child of William Tenney
Of Willard, was buried at 3 p. m, yes
tcrday. Rev. w. b. CooIube of the NJ.
+. church, pt%onouncing the funeral SER
vices.
The county attorney has filed infor-
nation against j. \. Blevins and James
Gwyun for branding stock with intent
to steal; against j. Baldwin for larceny
AS bailee; against f.. Stevenson, j. j.
Dynos, Frank Pitts, and William Wal
lace for grand larceny; against John
E~schbaugh for assault with a deadly
weapon, and against T.. w. Hartell for
burglary. Hartell and Wallace and pos
sibly others will plead at . p. m. today.
About 4 p. m. yesterday DR.. Gordon
was summoned to attend Mrs. John
Ferguson, Il colored woman, residing at
Second street and Fourth avenue south,
who had taken oil of tansy in such "a
quantity that her life Vas in danger.
He at once responded and found the
woman suffering severely, and it was
only after the greatest efforts that her
life was saved. Late last night she was
reported as improved anu resting easy.
1t seems that Great Falls is fated to
always have a fight on hand. The latest
is between Capt. Taylor and the owners
Of the Swan and Nolk Bros. Capt. Tay-
lor leases a great part of the river bank
from the Great Northern railway and
has fenced it in. On Sunday the Swan
people tore down the fence and ran the
boat to the shore about 80 yards from
the milldam, landing passengers on
Taylor's land. The Minnie having gone
over the dam last year. drowning u
man, and causing the boating to be a
failure last year by soaring people, Capt.
Taylor was fearful Of u like mishap 10
the Swan, and they refusing to 90 up
the stream to land. he used his author
ity as the owner of the land and had
them arrested for malicious mischief.
They appeared before Justice Fitzgerald
at his Office in the Minot block ycster-
day, pleaded not guilty and their trial
was set for > p. n. today,
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Judge Benton yesterday appointed
William Ulm to till the vacancy occa-
stoned 10y the resignation of Chas. Veg
ner from the board of county commits
eioners.
The Diamond II Mining company has
subscribed 500 towards the expenses of
the silver conference at Chicago on
August /.
The funeral of Chas. Coon will take
place at | p. IN. today from his mothers
ranch in Sand Coulee. Rev. Mr., Coombe
officiating.
The default of defendants is entered
in the suit of the Great Falls Building
and Loan association against Il. II.
Monahan and wife.
j. +. Waite and Bower Bros. soldtheir
wool yesterday at ILL., cents, Waite's
going to Hecht IL Co. and Bower Bros.
to jeremiah Williams X Co.
John Deyine has brought suit on an
appeal from Justice Fitzgerald's court
to recover SG4 10, alleged to be due plain
tiff from Herman Wildekopf.
The merchants of Choteau have de
cided to close their places of business on
Sundays. This decision is very pleasing
to the good citizens of the town.
:. large number Of signatures have
been obtained to the call for a silver
meeting for neyt Monday night. The
meeting is certain to be a great success.
Just now the supply Of fine fish from
the river is n of the attractions of his
city. There are several varieties Of the
tiAny tribe that are equal in flavor and
dellcacy to anything found on the sea
coast.
The wrestling match at the Park
theatre last evening was won by Ch1s.
Eyton. The first fall was won by Lee
in twelve minutes, and Eyton won the
second in four minutes. The conditions
governing the match were that Lee was
to throw Eyton three times in an hour,
orif Lee was once thrown by Eyton the
latter would be victor,
o. p Whaley has started "a chicken
ranch on his place near Choteau. tie
has now about five hundred chicks, is
putting up buildings and making plans
to accommodate ten thousand head next
year of geese, ducks, and hens. a spring
of clear water comes out Of the ground a
few yards from his house which runs Il
stream five feet wide tho year round, and
does not freeze at all in the coolest days
of winter. lie is going to have a space
Of about two acres scraped out for a
pond of water in which his webbfooted
birds and kids can battle.
Ono of the pleasantest weddings OF
the season occurred last night at the
residence of Lawyer Donovan. which
has been the home of the bride for some
time past. The contracting parties were
Edwin Conrad and Miss lota West. both
of whom are well-known in this city
Mr.. Amml Coleman acted as best man
and Miss Spencer as bridesmaid. IC
the strains of Il wedding march rendered
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