Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-28
NEWS m OF E9E WEEK
Friday. Dec. FL.

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J. G. Jones and James s. Gordon left
esterday for Denver, COL, on a business
lip.
Leila l.. Beachly and husband deed to
!. p. Curtin Tor a consideration of $1,000
b 7, in block 314, TOWNSHIP.
In the case of F. B. Tuttle, trustee,
4. Will Hanks a deficiency Judgment
or Sl,O85.40 is entered in the district
tourt.
John Rasmussen deeds to Josephine
rasmussen for q consideration Of 5000
OF o, in block 65, North Great Falls
kownsite.
Will Hanks arrived here yesterday
rom Helena. He will remain here a few
days, but expects to return to Helena
The first Of the week.
II. F. Moretag Of st. Clair filed suit
yesterday against Josephus Hamilton,
bheriff, for the recovery of certain cattle
pr their estimated value, which is placed
at $500.
Officer Ed Hamilton has received a
thirty days leave of absence and will
leave today with his family for Emporia,
Kan, where they will visit with his
father for a few weeks.
The cast of the state va. John Little
has been dismissed; also the case of the
state w. M. Erhardt, who was charged
With completely with Short and Sims in
the Box Elder cattle stealing cases.
The case of Austin J.. Gallentine vs..
j. B. Gully ct al. in the district court has
been dismissed without prejudice at the
plaintiffs cost and the case of Mary
Gwynn va. Thomas Lynch has been dis
missed for want Of prosecution.
At q meeting of the board of state
land commissioners, held in Helena on
the 10th inst, it was decided to have
certain state university lands in the vi
cinity of Great Falls appraised by lots
60 az to offer them for sale as soon as
possible.
Fred Wright returned yesterday from
Hamline, Mimi, where he has been on
the sad GRAND Of burying his wife. Her
health had been poor for some time past,
and she went to Minnesota several
months ago in hope Of some improve
ment. She died at Hamline about q
week ago, and was buried there.
Mrs. Judd of Grafton, who is living ir
this city during the winter, met with a
bad accident last night shortly after
leaving the opera house. She slipped
on the sidewalk and fell in such a man
ner that che broke her arm. She was
assisted to her home on Seventh avenue
north and DR.. Ladd was summoned to
attend her.
Married, Wednesday evening, Dec. 10,
at the residence OF A. f. Elliott, Seventh
avenue and Thirteenth street north. Her.
man Rydel and Miss Lille Campbell,
both Of Great Falls. Rev. r. M. Ram
Ry, pastor of the Presbyterian church,
dictated. The service. was followed
Nth refreshments and a pleasant even
ing's entertainment.
The inhabitants Of st. Paul we're shiv-
ering Wednesday in an atmosphere
which the Thermometer showed to be 16
degrees below zero, while the lucky resi-
dents of Great Falls we're opening doors
and windows to let the mild and balmy
air OF this locality in. and overcoats were
left at home az a useless and uncomfort-
able burden.
The trial jury was dismissed yesterday
by Judge Benton, the last of the jury
cases being reached. County Attorney
Freeman has made a good record this
term, every one of the eight criminal de-
PENDANTS being convicted. The crimes
for which they were tried were as fol-
lows: Forgery l, cattle stealing 2, illegal
registration l, malicious destruction OF
property /, assault with a deadly Weapon
/, burglary.
j. F. Mcclellan, county treasurer, has
purchased the Fullerton insurance
agency and will take possession about
January |. Mr.. Mcclellan has had
experience in the insurance business,
and is em%inently qualified for the work
This, added to his personal popularity,
Tor his personal friends in this city and
county are numbered by the hundreds
will be sure to bring him success in his
new venture.
1t is now expected by the contractors
for the coke plant at Belt that their
work will be finished and everything
ready for the commencement of the
manufacture Of coke by January /. The
coal washing plant is complete and all
the machinery in place awaiting the
betting. which is OF the road. Seventy
six coke ovens are complete and the bal.
ance under way. The conveyor arrived
here yesterday. Mr.. Ross, local agent of
the contractors, expects, if no unforeseen
difficulty arises, to see the whole plant
IN operation by the new year.
Kitty Nichols was arrested Wednes-
DAY night by Officer Martin on a charge
OF carrying concealed weapons. The
officer found a gun under her cloak.
Complaint had been made to him that
she had threatened to use it on some
one. Hence the arrest. She was brought
before Judge Hawkins at . p, m yester.
day and fined s. and costs. Kitty is one
OF the footlight fairies at the Globe, and
told her that her best fellow
had been "trifing" with another woman,
80 she announced her intention to 60
cunning for him.
Saturday. Dec. 22.
City Marshal Murphy of Neihart, who