Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
NEWS eE 74z WEEK
Friday. Nov. 23.

Friday. Nov. 23.
DR.. b. II. Sandow of Neihart came in
st week for q short visit to the city.
III. +. Nelson, Q we'll known stockman
Cascade, was in the city last week on
b~siness.
mr.. E. D. HASTE Of Mission, formerly
preventative in the legislature from
is county, is a visitor in the city.
Mr.. Peter Nelson of Monarch, who
be been operating a lime kiln 10 That
entity during the summer, was In h
~ yesterday on business.
The townsite company has decided to
avid Duncan and John Duncan for q
neideration OF S4OO, the east half Of lot
In block 23G, First addition to town
Miss L. M. Stephenson, stenographer
II. +. Role, returned yesterday from
Bton county, where she has been doing
topographic work for q number Of weeks
n the democratic county committee.
Mayor Dougan, Of Butte, Hugh Will
10, proprietor Of the Butte hotel, Butte,
d Charles Curtis, Of Helena, passed
rough this city yesterday on their way
st, Louis to attend the sessions of the
Fansmississispl congress.
Thomas Jenkins deeds to John s.
iIler an undivided half Of the az swI,
BID lots 2 and 3, section 2G, township 10
birth, range l west, except land hereto
Sre decided to the railroad company,
bnsideration $500.
r. o. Chinook, the Great Northern
Effective, left yesterday afternoon for
Ort Benton to attend the trial of the
teight thieves who we're caught in this
ty ono months ago. Their case comes
in the court at Benton on the 2Sth
tst.
Jacob Harris, better known as Jew
IKE, paid a flying trip to Great Falls
is week, bringing with him a lot OF
NIPPLES OF the rich gold ore being ok
acted at the new mining camp at Ian
bsky in tho Little Rockies. He left
bsterday for Landusky again.
Rev. II. M Donaldson of Bohemian ar
we'd in the city yesterday morning by
)tage from Lewiston, and left the same
lay for his home in Bozeman. Mr.. Don
lldson has been entertaining the people
bf Lewistown with a lecture on music, a
on which the reverend gentle
ban is we'll qualified to talk.
| MI. and Mrs. II. p. Brown returned
yesterday afternoon from their wedding
lip. They had contemplated making a
tip to the Pacific coast before returning,
ut concluded that they would be just
b happy in Great Falls. Mr.. and Mrs.
rown will reside on the north side in an
)egant home which Mr.. Brown had fitted
p for his bride.
r. w. Smith of Monarch, who has
cen absent for about a year in Wiscon-
n, returned yesterday to Great Falls
nd will again take up his residence in
10 vicinity OF Monarch. MIR. Smith
(ys that the people here have little con
bption II what hard times mean, and ie
bnvinced that this section OF Montana
least is one OF the most favored spots
b the United States.
d. +. Smith of Barker has determined
contest the election OF j. II. Williams
that place as justice OF the peace or
be ground Of illegally marked ballots
Rst Tor the latter. IL is said that some
the voters cut Williams name out oil
sample ballot and pasted it on to the
fhcial ballot with The printed X after
BIO name. Mr.. Williams name was not
|rinted on the official ballot.
Mr.. Oscar Frydell and Miss Mand;
anson were married Wednesday evening
tho parlors Of the Brink house, Rev
dr, Carlson officiating. A large numbe
the friends OF the young couple wer'
resent and passed Il pleasant evening
The wedding supper was provided b.,
Miss Erickson, proprietress OF the house
md many valuable presents we're received
by the bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs
Frydell will reside in the Il. and M. ad
t%lition, where the groom has recent.
built a new house.