The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-29
SATURDAYS DAILY.

III having TWO OF Three cases Oh ulpntn
eria in the city.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
The Chinook Opinion and Havre Her.
aid will consolidate on Jan. l, 1894, and
will be published in Havre.
There will be no vespers at the Cath.
Ole church Sunday but there will be
high mass at II o'clock midnight.
1t should not be forgotten that the
state irrigation convention will meet in
Great Falls on Thursday, Jan. II.
Samuel jonathan, a native of Canada,
come a citizen Of the United States.
William Cunningham, a native of
J Scotland, wal granted his final natural
~ization papers yesterday by Judge Ben
ton.
Yesterday Policeman Ed Hamilton
pr sented Mayor Gelsthorpe a very
handsome solid silver gold-llned smok-
ing set.
Suit was commenced in the district
court Yesterday by L.. G. Phelps. receiver,
against j. L. Weitman to recover $3l3.75
on a note and $50 attorneys fees.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
John y. Selstrom to julius G. Martin for
the west half of the northeast quarter of
section l, township II north, range 4
east.
The exercises at the North and West
largely attended by parents and others
onh thu n,,nilc narfOrno1 fha,r ~orko
well.
After Jan. l the passenger rates on
the Great Northern, Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific will be advanced to
the rates in effect before June IS. The
roads do this by mutual agreement.
The suit of Valentine Novack against
the Great Falls Water company for in
juries received while working in a ditch
was brought to a sudden termination by
the discovery of a defect in the COM
plant. The case was withdrawn from
the jury and the plaintiff was granted
leave to amend the complaint and the
case was continued for the term.
Capt. Couch came over from Butte
yesterday and will go up to his Sun
river ranch today and spend Christmas
WIN LILO iouiAys 1uO CdpLdIu DTOuRuL
| with him two high bred Irish TERROR
pups, which he will take to his ranch.
Those dogs when full grown are said to
be the best bear and wolf dogs known.
They are fighters from the ground up.
Last evening Ed Lynn was tried in
the police court for brutally pounding
Jennie Howard last Saturday night in a
South side den. Lynn is a white man
and jennie is colored. The evidence
was conclusive and convincing and
Justice Hawkins gave Lynn the full
penalty of the ~law-ninety days impris-
onment in the county Jail and 500 fine.
The trial of the state against Robert
English was again taken up yesterday
morning. Owing to the continued sick
ness OF two of the jurymen it was nee
essary to call a new jury and start anew.
In order to facilitate matters it was
agreed that the court stenographer
should read to the new jury the testi-
mony as far as given on the other trial.
The county commissioners met yes
terday. County Treasurer Mcclellan is
report for the quarter ending Nov. 30,
was received and placed on file. The
report shows that the treasurer was
charged with county and school taxes
amounting TO S209.3350S and that he
has collected Sl79.035.63, leaving un-
collected S3O.2299.45. The amount col
lected for city taxas is not counted in
the figures given here.
Chief Burns of the Great Falls fire
department is in receipt of a circular
from the oificeres of John Iseman
council, No. l, Order American Fireman.,
at Anaconda. urging the advlsability
of forming a sufficient number of local
a state council the required number be-
ing five. 1t is thought by those interest
ed that Great Falls, Butte, Helena and
either Missoula of Bozeman will be sue.
cessful in organizing councils, thus COM
the required number.
Rev. L. Carlson, who has had charge
the Scandinavian Lutheran church at
Brandon, Mimi, has been relieved and
ordered to resume his mission work, ar
rived in the city yesterday and will as.
charge of the Scandinavian
church. He will hold services Sunday
morning and evening and on Christmas.
The reverend gentleman in an old.time {
frontier missionary. having iabored in
California, Oregon, Washington and
AD0nOb0 yOoto dkOs x10 uob 6l6D udu /
Of mission work in Australia and
will return to that country as soon as
by the appointment of a min
lster to this church.
\ SUNDAYS DAILY. II
The county commissioners have ad
iourped to meet or Monday, Jan. Is.
A new postoffice, called Dayton, has )
been established in Flathead county. l.
Joseph A. Dermuth, a native of Ger
many, was granted his final n~atursliza-
ton papers yesterday by Judge Benton.
A marriage license wa issued yester-
day by Clerk Cockrill to Grant E.
and Flora Mcdonald, both OF !
Great Falls. L
Yesterday Marshal Pontet, Sergeant
Shea and Detective Germ presented
Mayor, G~elsthorpe with a handsome gold
headed cane. |,