The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-22
SPRAY OF THE L
4 DAILY.

FRIDAY 8 DAILY.
In the district court the suit of viii.
liam Hooker We. Herbert Nicholson was
dismissed, settled, yesterday.
The ladies of the Presbyterisn church
Wedding" which will be produced
soon.-Whete's Joe?
T.. D. Largent, deputy collector Of in
ternal revenue for this district, departed
yesterday for the Mormon Zion, whence
ho will return a benedict.
A pair Of robins have nestled under the
caves of the piazza at the Union depot
and attract attention as they fit about
in search OF or conveying food to their
nestlings.
Boulder Age: Mrs. Arthur w. Doug
las left Boulder Tuesday for Monarch to
join her husband, who 10 now the Great
Northern railroad agent at that point.
Judge Hoffman accidentally fell down
stairs at his house on Wednesday night,
suffering some severe COMMISSIONS on his
head. 1t was surprising the judge was
not more severely hurt.
Yesterday afternoon a quantity OF
wine was stolen from the cellar OF the
Milwaukee beer hall. The police were
notified and last night the two thieves
were captured and the wine recovered.
The following deeds we're recorded yes
terday: F.. G. johnson ct al. to Gold T.
Curtis, lot IL, block 81, city, 5000; 7.
Q. Power and wife to The j. H. Nc
Knight company, lots ID and a., block
3l4, city.
Manager Butler of the Miles City base
ball club, has started IN a trip to visit
Livingston, Bozeman, Helena, Butte,
Anaconda and Great Falls, to make ar
engagements and dates for games in all
these cities.
w. o. Speer of Butte, Judge Of the
district court No. 9, Silver Bow county,
is autographed at the Park. Judge
Speer has run down to Great Falls to
enjoy a short recreation from the cares
Of public duties.
A deputation Of sheep shearers called
yesterday, and stated they want Z cents
and board for shearing this season. They
see no reason for the reduction made by
the ~t1ock-masters, and they hope that the
California shearers will stick by the local
ones
Ncihart Miner: j. II. LOTUS had quite
a severe attack of apoplexy Friday. He
was out at the door chopping wood when
seized with the attack. He tainted and
had probably lain there for a little time
when seen by Mrs. Coe. Help was called
and he was carried into the house and
in about half an hour c%onciousnees re-
turned, and he is now fully recovered
again.
The Severance Mercantile company
has brought suit against Sheriff OMAR
of Meagher county, Sheriff Deaton OF
Fergus county, L. G. Phelps, and the
Antelope Basin Sheep company for a
receiver. Toole & Wallace Of Helena are
plaintiffs attorneys.
The Butte Choral society of sixty
members is announced to appear in
Great Falls two nights soon, producing
1.-The Pirates of Penzance." Speaking
Of this yesterday a member of the Great
Falls Choral society says that she deems
this a shame, since Great Falls possesses
such a magnificent body of vocalists Of
it's own. Those who remember the pro.
ductions Of the Great Falls society at the
mass meeting at the opera house on
Easter Sunday, 1893, will agree with this
lady.
At the last legislative session the law
was amended as to registration. Here.
tofore an agent sat IN his Office embrac.
ing several voting precincts, and voters,
in many instances, had TO 60 long dis
tances to register. Under the law as
amended registration agents whose dis.
tricts comprise more than one precinct
will be required to have an office for reg.
istration in each precinct which must be
kept open three days, n of, which days
must be Saturday. In addition to these
precinct offices the agent must have 9
home office where he must be the three
first and three last days OF registration
as well at all other times when not at the
precinct Offices.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
The county commissioners have select
ed registration agents, but have not YET
defined the districts.
In the district court yesterday the
case Of Margaret hurry Va. Edward
Rogers was dismissed, settled.
Charles U. Parsons, mining and civil
engineer, and a former resident of this
city, arrived from Boston yesterday.
Charles Wegner has been chosen grapo
master of the exchequer of the grand
lodge of the Knights Of Pythias Of Mon,
tana.
This is pay day for the month of May
at the Boston e. Montana smelter. About
$4,000 will flow into the channels of the
city's trade.
Miss Mabel Earle, Of Deer Lodge, who
has many friends in Great Falls, is a re
cent graduate from the Presbyterian
college at that place.
Capt. Jensen's cadets are selling
chances for a rattle of a new target rifle,
The proceeds will be devoted to the pur.
chase OF equipments for the boys.
Warren G. Gillett, one Of the largest
iockmasters and w%oolgrowers in The
state, came down from his Dearborn
home yesterday and is registered at the
Park.
Jerry Quesnelle has been lately reno.
waiting his establishment corner OF First
| avenue south and Third street. and be