The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-12
SPRAY OF THE L
SUNDAYS DAILY.

SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
Yesterday DR.. Adams accompanie,
Gen. Otis to Portland, Oregon. He will
be absent about ten days.
Capt. Hermann Of Devils Lake, N. d
left on the east bound train yesterday
The captain is a we'll known steamboa
nan on Devils lake and is largely in
terested in coal lands near Arlington.
Judge and Mrs. Geo. E. Huy returned
yesterday from Minneapolis where the,
have been sojourning for several months
in Great Falls and his many friends ar,
glad that he has returned to his frs
love-The Electric City.
The Colonial tea" given by Mrs. w
ID. Dickinson Yesterday afternoon to
number of invited friends was a verN
pleasant affair. The old-time rules Of
etiquette were strictly carried out and
the ladies conducted themselves as theil
grandmas did an hundred years ago OIL
less.
The knights Of Pythias held theil
s%emi-annual election Thureday night
The following officers were elected:
Chancellor commander, J. w. Stanton;
vice chancellor, j. A. Gockstetter; pre-.
late, A. H. Race; master of finance
Charles Wegner: keeper of records and
seals, w. ID. Benson; master at arms, J.
II. Bloom; trustee, +. B. Tuttle; master
of work, j. Smith.
Boston lodge No. 46, A. o. U. W., of
B. a. q. F. addition, held it's semi
annual election of officers Thursday
evening. The following officers we're
elected: IL. b. Craig, master workman;
John Il. Earl, foreman; P. j. McCallum,
overseer; Henry Prentiss, jr., recorder;
Amos Desllets, financier; L. S. Pope,
receiver; d.. r. Jones, trustee. The
lodge has now a membership of thirty
SIX. 1t was organized July Is, 1893, with
a membership of fifteen.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Born, on Dec. 30, 1893, to the wife of
George l. Dickinson, a daughter.
The state irrigation convention meets
in Great Falls on Thursday, Jan. II.
Born, in Great Falls, Jan 3. to the
wife of Joseph Neumeyer, a daughter.
Next Monday, Jan. 8, will be jackson
.ay-the anniversary Of the battle Of
New Orleans.
The roster of the police court records
five drunks and one fight for the
beginning of 1894.
A marriage license has been issued to
William H.. Alehouse and Julia Suffer,
both Of Wolf Creek.
The case of the Monarch Townsite
company VS.. Atkinson was on trial in
The district court yesterday.
Marshal Pontet and Detective Germ
eft for Glasgow yesterday afternoon to
in a case before the district court
If Valley county.
The district court met at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning after a weeks recess
or the holidays to allow the jurymen to
20 to their homes.
The case of Haines VS.. The Goodrich
company was settled by the
PARTIES after the jury had been selected
or the trial. The case was then dis
Iu the case of Fred w. Wright, state
treasurer, VS.. the bondsmen of the Mer-
hants National bank the demurrer to
he answer of II. =. Rolfe was overruled
Judge Benton yesterday.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Dwyer took
English and Lockery over to the
at Deer Lodge. English
oes into retirement for five years and
other two for n year each.
There are two cases Of smallpox at the
lackfeet ~agency-One a sauaw named
The Big Snake" and the other an In
ian boy. The authorities at the agency
ave taken precautionary measures 80
is little OIL no danger of the disease
'reading among the Indians.
w. P. S. Hawk of Helena has leased
le Rocky Mountain Telegraph lines in
lontana. He has been superintendent
the company for some months, and
,ing a practical operator will keep the [
rvice up to the high standard it has
ached in the past.
Maj. T. A. Brand, agent of the Great I
orthern at Minneapolis, is visiting '
reat Falls on a pleasure tour. The I
is highly pleased with the lay of {
o land and the great growth of the !
city and predicts a brilliant t
ture in the way Of manufacturing es.
blishments being located here in the q
ar future. \
Rev. Ira r. Hicks gives the following 4
recasts Of the weather for January, t
"a: The new year will open cold, t
,aring weather in all central and west g
n parts, r%eactionary disturbances hav- b
, passed to the Atlantic. By the 30 it il
change to warmer with storm O
,vements in sight on the evening of
. 4th. During the 9Th, 9th and 7th