The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-06
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.

III. alrnelu returned yesterday 1iOm
Helena.
James Barnes Jr., returned yesterday
from Chicago, after an absence Of several
days.
w. T. Arbury of East st. Louis arrived
from the east yesterday and is at the
Milwaukee.
S. n. Dickey, chairman of the board
OF county commissioners came in from
Belt last night.
j. p. Irwin and Isabella Moora, both
of Sand Coulee, took out a marriage il
late Friday night.
Fl. A. Mady returned yesterday from
a trip through the Judith country. He
went as far east as Billings.
Herbert Holloway, state veterinarian.
was among the arrivals from Helena yes
terday. He is stopping at the Park.
A wildcat killed this side Of Ulm at
tracted a good deal Of attention on the
streets Yesterday. 1t was killed by Jas.
Harvey while out hunting.
Otto Brosi and Serafia Pajuloma, both
OF Sand Coulee, were granted "a marriage
license yesterday. They we're married
by Judge Benton in his Office.
Matt Dunn has awarded the contract
for the construction Of a two.s'ory brick
building in West Great Falls to Mckay
Bros. 1t will cost about $1,000. Work
will commence in a few days.
There were no cases in the police court
yesterday. Regardless of that Judge
Hawkins found p,enty TO do making out
his report for September which shows
that 1884 was collected during the
month in fines.
The woman who made complaint
against a man for "peeking through the
windows" and had him arrested on a
charge OF disturbing the peace failed to
appear against him in Judge Fitzgerald's
court yesterday so the action was dis
missed.
John d. Hughes made final proof yes.
tcrday before the clerk of the court on
his desert claim in the south. east quarter
Of the north-we quarter the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter and
the west half of the northeast quarter
OF section 81, township lG north, range
10 cast.
\ man named Logan and a son OF
Henry Evans, who live ia the vicinity of
Truly, while out driving Friday night
struck a stump which threw them from
the road cart in which they were riding
Logan was considerably bruised and
sustained a dislocation of his shoulder.
lie was brought to town yesterday and
lnI Eic urnt,pIp tra,tn1 ,nl %In IA,
location sct.
Sporting, the fur man, is preparing TO
enlarge his facilities in order to keep
pace with his increasing business. A
great many fur garments are being made
up in new styles and a coupled of machine
operators will be necessary to keep pace
with the trade. This is a home industry
that should not be overlooked by anyone
needing anything in this line. The ladies
are invited to inspect his store.
Mr.. Robinson, the popular express
messenger on the Neihart branch, leaves
for the east today to enjoy a well earned
vacation. He has been in the west nine
years, part of the time being engaged in
the real estate business in this city
and this will be the first time during
that period he has visited his former
homo in the New England states. lie
will take in the worlds fair and then &C
on to Boston being away about siS
weeks.
Eugene Denzcl, proprietor of the c. +
L. store, in the Cory block, was arrested
yesterday morning on the charge Of rs
saulting u boy by the name of Jimmie
iLtt. 1t appears that Friday night the
Tut boy and others we're making them,
selves obnoxious TO Mr.. Denzel by strik.
ing on the windows in front Of his store
He went out and grabbed hold Of the
Tut boy as the latter was running away
and told him he would be arrested if the
racket WAS continued. The boys mother
claims Denzel struck her boy, which is
denied. The matter will be aired in
court tomorrow.