The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-01
SPRAY or THE FALLS.
FRIDAY a DAILY.

III tuo IouoEdi Court ouu06u6y VIII
Hanks entered his plea Of not guilty Of
embezzlement.
A deed from the Townsite company tc
w. II. Houston and Lizzie N. Doherty
McShane for lot -, block 123, for $1,000
Mr.. Wentworth of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting the family OF w. fl.
McIlvoy returned to his home the other
day.
Inspector Meili and Conductor Nc.
Clure are mourning the loss Of their
overcoats, which were stolen from a Ca
bose at Teton hill Wednesday night.
G. f. Kretlow of Great Falls and Mary
A. Eccleston of East Helena were mar
ried at the parsonage of the First Pres
byterian church in Helena by Rev. Il. V.
Moore on Monday, Nov. 20.
Married, in Great Falls, Thursday
evening, Nov. %, 1893, at the brides
home, by Rev. William Remington,
DIR, j, Kent Carskadden and Miss Eve
lyme King, both of Great Falls.
Two suits we're commenced in the dis
trict court yesterday by Harry f.. Ran
dali against the following parties: Alex
S. Mathers and Jennie Mathers and
Samuel Silverman, to foreclose mort.
gage; G. r. Tintinger to recover 500 on
a note.
This is an old sign and is SAID to have
never failed in Montana: II the wind is
in the south on the Both day of Novem-
Der and continues SO until II o'clock
midnight the winter will be an open one
that is, there will be little snow and
few cold days. For further particulars
apply to Hon. II. S. Ford or County
Commissioner Ellis.
Ranchers and stockmen are sorely
troubled over the depredations of mount
ain lions, wolves, and coyotes upon cat
tie, sheep. and hogs. The hungry brutes
are not afraid t. venture into %barnyards
and pens and attack stock. Active
preparations are being made in several
sections for a general roundup Of the
stock d%estroyers.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Wheeler Of
Sand Coulee, has returned from his east
ern trip. Tom says that be want "none
of the east in his'n.' He is satisfied
that Montana is the best state for people
to live in as there is life and pluck all
along the line in every branch of in
dustry, while in the east loneliness and
quietnees rules the days, weeks and
months.
On Wednesday night two highwaymen
entered the residence of Mr.. Wasweiller
a short distance above the Broadwater
hotel in Helena, and at the points OF re-
volvere compelled Mr.. and Mrs. Was
weller to hand over to them all thu
money they had. This done. they also
compelled them to give them all the
arms in the house, consisting OF a shot
gun and a Winchester rifle. Having re-
ceived the money and the weapons, the
robbers took their departure.
The Fort Benton Press says that G. A.
Wilbur, who purchased 1000 head of
mutton wethers from the Sage Creek
Sheep Co., arrived in Fort Benton from
Great Fal on Monday. He expects the
sheep here about the last of this week.
Besides the sheep referred to, Mr.. Will
bur has purchased over loo wethers
and 500 lambs from Barney Logan, of
Trout creek, neal Lewistown. and a
bunch from James Croft, Of Stanford.
In all Mr.. Wilbur will ship out two
train loads next week. They will go to
Davenport, Iowa, where the animals will
be fed for the February market.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
Born-Friday morning, Nov. n, to
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Burns. a son.
Rudolph Lang commenced suit in the
district court yesterday against DIR. w.
II. Winslow to recover $50 on account.
The suit of ii. f. Randall against
G.. Il. Tintinger in the district conrt has
been dismissed-settled by the parties.
The telescope comet of 1893 is still
visible neal the dipper, and will, till
near the end Of the month, be found
near the three stars forming the handle.
Jack Jones yesterday received a hand
some and valuable present in the shape
of a live pug dog. The express charges
were paid and Jack is almost tickled to
death over the present and is ANXIOUS to
lind Odt the name Of the person who
sent 1t, as he wants to reciprocate by
sending a return present in the shape
ana form of an educated pet rattlesnake.
The Young Folks Dancing club gave
their first hop last evening at Elks' hail.
1t was highly enjoyable. The dancing
was interspersed with some fine vocal Sc
l~ections by Messrs. Jones, Townsend,
Wilcox and Pratt. 1t is the intention
Of the club to give hops every two weeks
the winter season. II they are
all as pleasant as the one given last
evening they will add much to the social
of the city.
Prof. o. G. Gregg, of the Minnesota
institute, will lecture in Great
on Tuesday, Dec. 5, on dairy sub
jects and a comparison between Mime
sofa and Montana farming. Several
other speakers from abroad will be
present and address the meeting. Every
in northern Montana is re-
Iuested to be present.
The following cases were disposed of
n the police court yesterday: Pat Col
ing, eleven days in the chain gang; Geo.
Dristel. six days; Frank Reding, six days.
The total amount of fines imposed upon
.hese individuals was SiG,75, and none of
hem having the ready cash to liquidate
he accent they were handed over to the
of the chain gang who put them
O work CLEANING SNOW Off the sidewalks