The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-01

to Ii, 800; r. L. Donley and wife to
Alex. Grant, lots II to 20. go.
The Catholic Literary society held
their sem annual installation exercises
at their hall Thursday evening. The
following are the officers for the next
SIX months: President, j. j. O'Mahoney;
vice president, j. H. Donlin; recording
secretary, B. Joyce; financial secretary,
Ed. Flaberty; treasurer, p. j. Regain.
Addresses we're delivered by Rev. Father
Dolls, Alderman Sullivan, Ed. Flaherty
and others. The solo Of DR.. G. A.
Brady was heartily %applauded. The re-
mainder Of the evening was spent in
innocent a~musements. A sumptuous
repast was served. The exercises we're
held in Arion hall.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
There are only four Cascade county
prisoners in the Jail.
j. M. Olsen and Peter Swanson. natives
Of Sweden, were granted citizenship
papers yesterday.
w. Il. Ferguson has been appointed
postmaster at Fort Assinniboine, Che
teau county, vice w. G. Broadwate-, re
signed.
Court Clerk Cockrill yesterday issued
a marriage license to John Parttein,
aged %, and Sophia Lomer, aged 20,
both Of Sand Coulee.
The suit commenced in the district
court by Steven q. Raleigh, against
Charles A. Wolf, was settled yesterday
and the case dismissed.
The grand jury of the United States
court now in session at Helena, finished
their work last evening and will make
their report to the court Monday morn
ing.
Suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday by the Great Falls I'm
%prOvement company against A. II. Kelli-
SOD and Mabel Kellison to recover DO
session of lot 1, block 2, Boston g. Great
Falls addition.
William and Herbert Strain pleaded
guilty to o~bstructing the sidewalk about
their store in the police court yesterday
and were fined s.. They also had an
understanding with the city authorities
as to the amount of sidewalk they could
occupy in the future with their goods.
The following deeds were recorded
yCotCiudy. uSitc COllDduN " 1uOu'
as Logan, lot ., book 145-SiOO; Evlyn
Jones to Charles S. Ames, lot :, block
452 -Sl,025; Edward Dale to Charles b.
Wilkinson, quitclaim deed, southeast
quarter of lot 8, block 5i1-Sl0O.
Depuey Sheriff Nichols. of Fergus
county, arrived in the city late Friday
with Lille Mathews, the woman burglar
sentenced to the p~enitentiary for one
year, They left yesterday for Deer
Lodge where Lille will take up her resi-
dence. She is not a bad looking m
for one who has roughed 1t over two
continents in the past eighteen years.
Frank Casser will have a trial in the
police court on Monday for shooting off
his mouth when he should keep mum.
But Frank, like the late General Pope,
is a bliever in blowing his own bugle
about what he intends to do but accom-
plishes nothing in the way OF fighting
when the battle Is on. He is not built
that way. Figuratively speaking, he
keeps his headquarters in the saddle.
Judge DuBose came up from Benton
yesterday and leaves today for Choteau
where he will hold court this week. The
calendar for the term is not a large one
principally criminal. The three pris-
oners-J. a. johnson and +. j. Brazil,
charged with stealing horses, and Will
lam iiafrom, a burglar-contined in our
county Jail, for safe keeping, as the
Teton county Jail is not completed, will
be taken to Choteau for trial at this
term Of the court.
Col. +. ID. Shiras of Chicago. who has
been soIourning in Great Falls for sew
erai weeks visiting his friend Frank
Glabe, one OF our enterprising mer-
chants, and who is so we'll pleased with
our city that he will locate permanently
here and go into business in the spring.
About ten days ago he started out on a
hunting trip in the Belt mountains and
was very successful. He returned yes
terday and brought in a good lot Of large
game-four deer, two bears and a
mountain ~l!on-which he shot with his
" gun. The deep snow in the mount
aims compelled him to return sooner
than be intended.
Surgeon Weitman returned yesterday
from his eastern visit looking as well
and hearty as it is possible for a Mon
to look. During his absence the
view ed the sights at the worlds
and then went TO New York, where
he took a special course of lectures in
the New York Polytenic.
On Friday evening there was a jolly
party Of little ones at the home of Mas
ter Amos Deselets, Alb Ninth avenue
south. Amos was II years old on Fri.
day and his young friends gave him "A
merry greeting. Those present were:
|ihoda Woods, Mamie Campbell, Olive
Sorrick, Maggie Randall, Helen Hol-
brook, Louise Holbrook, Ruby Hook and
Rufus Campbell, Herman Wood. Eddie
Randall, Dick Randall, Frank Randall,
Dick keaster, Walter Keaster. Wellman
Holbrook, Clyde Hook and Charley
Hook.
The annual meeting Of the Society of
he First State Legislative Assembly of
was held at Helena on Thurs ]
lay at the Hotel Helena. There was a
business meeting in the afternoon, and a $
inc banquent in the evening. The fol :
owing officers were elected: President, ,
,. }. Hennessy OF Butte; vice-presidcnt, !,
|. l.. Greenough OF Missoula; secretary, q
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