The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-05

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R oM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
The suit of Henry Fitzgerald against
Frank Gehring was dismissed in the dis
trict court yesterday.
Born, on the 9Th inst, at the residence
OF Mrs. Mann or the West side, to Mrs.
A. Brasier, a daughter.
The total number of deaths in Butte
during 1893 amounted to 5O4, of whom
313 we're males and 191 females. The
children under ten who died numbered
249.
Board Of Trade has our thanks for an
invitation to their fourth annual
banquet, which will be given at the
Park hotel, Jan. 16, at 8 p. m.
The trial Of John Hayzlett charged
with stealing cattle, was finished yester-
day afternoon. The jury returned q YER
dict Of not guilty aud John was told to
go and sin no more. j. w. Freeman rep
resented the state and Leslie & Down
ing, the defendant.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Northwestern National
bank held yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
W. G. Conrad; vice. president, G. f. Con-
rad; cashier, James T. Stanford; assist.
ant cashier. r. P. Reckards. The bank
is in a hourishing financial condition.
The stockholders of the Great Falls
National bank, yesterday, elected the
following officers: President, r. s.
Ford; vice-president, E. G. Maclay;
cashier, D. L. Tracy; directors, Matthew
Dunn, WI. Pigott, John T. Murphy,
David F. Wilson, William Mueller, j. Z.
Bower, and the officers elected of
the bank. A semi-annual dividend was
declared Of three per cent. This bank
ranks among the strongest in the state.
There was a pleasant surprise party
last evening at the home of Miss Cara
Gilchrist, Third avenue south between
Ninth and Tenth street. The evening
was spent in playing games, and dane
ing. A delicious lunch was served dur
ing the evening. Those present we're:
The Misses Taylor, Hoke, Cornelius,
Shane, Alice and Myrtle Dowdell, Maud
and Mabel Houston, King and Hawkins;
Messrs Hunt, Ben and Ed Cornelius,
Arkell, Robinson. Hoffman, Taylor and
Smithson.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
The Neihart train which left this city
| Vnofordnu nonrninn roftrnnI look oxa-s--
with it's passengers and freight, being
unable to get further than twenty miles
on the trip owning to a big cut being
packed full of drifted snow. The train
will start out again this morning at 8
o'clock and may get through to Neihart.
E, j. Schmitz and wife returned today
from st. Paul. About six months ago
they left here expecting to make their
future home in the east, but, like many
others who have left, they returned fully
satisfied that Great Falls is good enough
for them. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmitz are
we'll and favorably known here.
At a meeting of Typographical union
No. 256 held last Sunday, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, G. G. Proctor; vice.
president, o. H. Perry; financial secre-
tary, A. w. Noyes; recording secretary,
Nolan Davis. Executive committee,
Chas. G. Crago, L. H. Converse, and Al
Thode.
The Globe National bank, at Kalispell,
has been absorbed by the Conrad Ma
tional bank, Of the same place, and the
capital stock Of the Conrad National,
which will be continued under the lat
ter name will be increased accordingly.
Cashier Hatcher will remove to Great
Falls, to become assistant to Cashier
Stanford.
Helena Independent: A we'll known
citizen Of Helena. who does not wish his
name known, has sent to Mayor Curtin
200 sacks of Great Falls Rex flour, with
t 10 request that fifteen sacks be given to
tie orphans home and the remainder be
placed at the disposal Of the Associated
Charities to be distributed among the
deserving poor.
A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Chilson at 40 Fourth avenue south was
badly burned about the hands, head and
face yesterday afternoon by the explos-
ion Of kerosene oil. Mrs. c. was absent
from tho house at the time of the ex-
plosion and returned Just in time to see
the child in flames which, with horoic
effort, she soon extinguished.
Yesterday the Security bank fled it's
list of stockholders in the recorders Of
flee. They are G. M. Webster 800
shares, j. S. Pillsbury so, Mahala II.
Pillsbury 10. G. W. Case SO, estate H. w.
Pratt SO, L. s. Gillette 10, M. B. Koon
1O Frank CO0mbs IN. q r.. Dickerman
trustee, 10, j. D. Gilmore 20, s. E.
Chowen, 20, r. Vaughn 5, J. H. johnson
10. G. J. Pauly s, W. j. Winters s, X.
Graham 5, A. E. Sawyer s; total, 500
shares.
S. D. Navi and William Mckenzie ar
rived from the Little Rockies yesterday.
They brought with them several samples
Of very rich free-milling gold rock for
the purpose of having them assayed at
the silver smelter. The Little Rockies
will prove a great gold producing Sec
ton the coming season. These gentle
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