The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22
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G. to seal the matter. This will give our
city another outlet of standard guage
railway to the coast country and also to
the east over the Canadian Pacific. All
roads lead to the Electric city.
Prof. O. G. Morrison arrived by train
last evening. He reports extraordinary
weather this past week in the main
range of the Rockies rain, frost, sleet
and snow. His attempt to cross the
range was unsuccessful owing to the
near the summit being five to
twelve feet deep. On Lyons creek he
reports green bunch grass three inches
high, and game abundant. He visited
the placer claims there, in which he is
part owner, and made two new locations.
He SAYS he believes Little and Wolf
creeks will be important tributary dis
tricts to Great Falls this coming year,
as they are dependent on her capital for
development.
The hearing in the cases of Virginia
Day aud Fred Whitehead, charged with
adultery, On the information of William
Day, the husband of Virginia, came off
in Justice Races court yesterday after
noon. The evidence was conclusive that
Fred and Virginia had been acting very
lovingly toward each other and the
Justice sentenced Mrs. Day to sixty days
in the county Jail, and held Whitehead
for trial in the district court. Not
being able to furnish bail he was com.
mitted to the county Jail.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
Fifty choice house plants for sale at
M. Harris. 4l5 Fourth venue north.
The Wickes tunnel cave-in has been
removed and Montana Central trains are
running on time now between this city
and Butte.
William Day of Sand Coulee has com
menced suit in the district court against
his wife, Virginia Day, for a divorce on
the grounds of adultery.
Will sell at private sale all my furni-
ture, carpets, lamps, sewing machines.
for the next four days at NJ. Harris, 40
Fourth avenue north.
Suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday by G. II. Curtis, receiver,
against F.. B. Wilcox and others to re-
cover $500 on a note.
The streets were thronged yesterday
by b. q NJ. copper smelter men who
were having their checks cashed at the
Northwestern National bank.
A bill of sale from Isaac Koski to Aug
ust KOski for a two-story frame house in
Sand Coulee and all the furniture in the
house, $500, has been recorded.
There will be a mass meeting of work
ingmen at Elks' hail on Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock. Singing and music.
All workmen are cordially invited to at
tend.
Policeman Hamilton yesterday shot
and killed Scollard's pet wolf. The ami
NAL was guilty of numerous crimes
which demanded that he should suffer
death.
James Donovan returned from Fort
Benton yesterday. He was engaged on
the part of the state in the trial of
Trottier for the murder Of Sayer at
Havre. The jury returned a verdict Of
m~anslaughter.
The Misses Collins entertained "a
number of young ladies and gentlemen
at their home on the West side last
evening. Cards and other innocent
games and amusements were INDUCED
in. All present had a delightful time.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to Emily
n. Frizzell,, lot 6, block l12. $1,000; same
to same, lot A., block 239, $3.50:
same to Elizabeth y. L~angenback, lot
IL, block 100, $500; same to same, lot l.,
block So: 800: same to Robert +. Lind,
lot o, block -, 500.
The following marriage licenses we're
issued by Clerk Cockrill yesterday: John
Rosmasson and Marie Nelson. both of
North Great Falls; Halvoy a. Huseby
and Martha .. Schrulstead, both of
North Great Falls; James d. Wright
and Anna j, Stevens, both of North
Great Falls.
Married. in the Lutheran church, Dec.
lG, by Rev. Hansen, Halvor a. Huseby
and Martha o. Schrulstead, both of
Great Falls. At the close of the church
ceremony the happy couple were escorted
to Groves hall. where IA reception was
given them after which a sumptuous re-
past was served. The remainder of the
evening was devoted to dancing.
On the 9Th of December William Me
chard, a young man, was tried in the
police court on the charge Of obtaining
goods under false pretenses and was o n
victed and sent TO the county Jail for ten
days. His sentence expired yesterday
and he was released but was immediate
ly rearrested on an information charging
him with larceny. The hearing will take
place Tuesday at , p. nj. in the police
court.
At the regular meeting of the Black
Eagle commandery, No. . of Knights
Templar held Friday evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: En-. Com, II. p. Rolfe; Gen.-R.
McDougall; Capt. CT. W. Wright;
Prev. p. Beachly; S. w. Eugene
Prior; j. w. Il. Fletcher; T'reas.-J, F..
McClelland; Rec. Weston Fullerton.
The installation will probably take place
st. Johns eve, December y.
The "hold up" gang evidently have
representatives in the Sand Coulee coal
camp. On Friday night an Italian and
his daughter were returning from the
town in a wagon when they were held