Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
an internal strain. He is at the Colum-
bus hospital.

an internal strain. flo is at the Colum-
bus hospital.
A marriage license wal issued yester.
day to Joseph Hswson OF Belt aged 40
and Mrs. Margaret A. Stoughton aged
70 OF the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure, who
have been visiting in this city for q few
days past returned yesterday to their
home at the head Of navigation.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to w. II. Dannat of Great Falls
aged " and Miss Adolf z. Anderson of
the same city aged II.
X, A. Ammon deeds to r. M. Stiyers
. in block 1863 TOWNSHIP, and lot %, block
2 West Great Falls, subject to interest OF
L, e. Collins. Consideration $4,000.
George Harding deeds to William
Currie for a consideration of $1,000, the
neA of the neM, section II, township 90
north, range 3 east.
Sam Nichols, formerly secretary of the
TOWNSHIP company in this city, and now
a resident Of Everett, Washington, has
been nominated for mayor OF that city
on the republican ticket.
Masters Dudley and Willis, the sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Clark, entertained a
number of friends last night at their
home, Fourth avenue north and Thir-
teenth street.
The sheriff Of Cascade county deeds to
A. f.. Dickerman the nwI, ne4 and
swM lot 5, and nwI, lot 6, block SAT,
Sixth addition. Interest OF }. Linn.
Consideration, $500.
II. A. Woodruff of Anaconda, who has
been visiting here for a dav or two left
yesterday for Syracuse, N. Y. He an
nounced his intention of returning next
spring and going into business in this
city.
The case Of Lincoln and Corners, the
two men charged with burglarizing a
car and stealing a chest of tea, came up
yesterday before Judge Hawkins. The
men pleaded not guilty, and the hear
ing was set for Friday next.
A marriags license was issued yester-
day to Jacob Spangler aged &c and Miss
Barbara Volk aged 81, The groom 10
employed with the Great Falls Meat
company and the bride is a sister of the
Great Falls brewer of that name.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
church are preparing an entertainment,
which will be rendered during the week
preceding Christmas. Many of Mother
Goose's characters will be represented
and the display will be elaborate.
The case of Charles Miller, alias VIM.
Berry, charged with swindling, came up
yesterday before Judge Hawkins. He
pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury
trial and the case was put over till Fri
day next. He stated that his true name
was VIM. BENIN.
Rufus j. Hardy deeds to Henry Siebep,
for q consideration of 5000, the e15 of
the seq, the sell of the ne4, section 10,
and lots 6 and 7. section 20, and the NJ
Of the neM, and the ne19 of the nwI,
and lots 9, 3, 4 and 5, in section 30, all in
township II north, range l west. Also,
water rights.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
t John A Largent, tho city attorney OF
Great Falls, who will be united in mar
= rage to Miss Meta Porterfield Of Sid
ney, ILL.,, at the residence Of the brides
poA'AA1o' ~ huPPJ SouP'o VIII a
home to their friends in Great Falls
3 after Dec. 10. The wedding will take
place Dec. 4.
There will be a matched game of foot
, ball this afternoon at Riverside parl
between the boys of the Whittier schoo
3 and the High school. A great deal o
interest is taken in the game by thu
schoolboys, and as the sides are abou'
equally matched, the game will be OK
citing. The partisans Of the White
! school are requested to wear yellow
T ribbons and the High school blue.
The Salvation army has opened a fre'
reading room for the workingmen o
! Great Falls. Donations will be thank
fully received for that work, Tonigh
i they will have a grand Thanksgiving
oyster supper, and all other good thing
o will be served. Tables spread from S It
~. Praise meeting at 8 p. M; then coffe
i and cake and wind up with a half nigh
OF prayer. Everyone invited.