The weekly tribune., 1894-05-04
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

A marriage license was issued yester-
day to John II. Wenke, of Hooper, Neb.,
and Amelia r. Weichman, of Great
Falls.
A deed Of assignment, dated April 25,
1894, from Herbert P. Rolfe to Silas A.
Beachly, was filed for record in the re-
corder's office yesterday.
Arrivals at the Park: E. P. Ratcliffe,
b. Rumney, j. G. Rumney, II. II. Mel
son, Cascade; H. W. Holloway, j. A.
Wade, Helena; A. c. Warner, Chotsau.
Yesterday afternoon quite number
OF citizens met at the Ulm house and
organized chamber Of commerce. DIR.
w. H. Gelsthorpe was elected president
and Sam McMurran secretary.
Miss Aggie Stagmiller Of North Great
Falls has returned to the city after an
absence OF four weeks, and is visiting
her friend, Miss f. Fogden of Seventh
avenue and Twentieth street north.
Robert Vaughn returned yesterday
afternoon from a trip up Sun river
among the rsnchers. He reports them
all hard at work and feeling happy over
the prospects of good crops of all kinds
this year.
Massena Bullard, an old-timer and one
OF the leading legal lights of the Mon
tana bar, came down from Helena yes
terday forenoon and took part in the
Odd Fellows jubilee yesterday afternoon
and last night.
Charles Gahres is having serious mis-
fortune with his horses. One of his
most valuable animals ia sick with a
sprained pastern Joint Another horse
has his tongue horribly swollen, and un-
able to take any sustenance. 1t is bad
luck indeed for Mr. Gahres.
Not discouraged with the results of
the dry summer of 1893, says the Fort
Benton Press, w. o. Dexter is again
seeding his ranch to grain this spring.
OF the 160 acres about 120 will be put in
wheat and the remainder in barley. The
ranch is bench land and about three
miles west of this city. During the last
four years Mr.. Dexter has raised some
splendid crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Rogers enter
tanned few friends with duplicate
whist, at their rooms in the Terrace on
Wednesday evening. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs Huy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
and Mr.. r. f. Lind. Mrs. Rice carried
off the honors
The obsequies of the late Mrs. N
O'Brien took place at the residence, cor
ner Of Fourth avenue north and Third
street, yesterday afternoon. The services
we're very impressive. The cortege was
composed of Cataract lodge, Knights of
Pythias, the BARRIERS union, and large
number of friends OF the family. Mr..
O'Brien has the sympathy of large
circle Of acquaintances in his bereave-
ment
Fort Benton Press: All good, law
abiding ranchers will now take the
screens out of their irrigating bitches, in
compliance with the law passed by the
last Montana legislature and will leave
such screens out until Sept l. This law
was passed to protect the fish in the
streams Of Montana, and while it is i'm
possible for ordinary mortals to see how
the removal of screens is any protection
to the fish such things are only for leg
lslatlve minds to know. So yank out
your screens or suffer the consequences.
Yesterday afternoon at the residence
of H. b. Dickinson, Fifth avenue north,
John II. Wenke and Amelia r. Wech
man were united in the holy bands Of
wedlock by Rev. r. j. Bennett Of the
Methodist church. Mr.. Wenke is one of
the prosperous farmers Of Hooper, Neb.,
and the bride is one OF the fair daughters
of this city whose host OF friends wish
her and her husband Joy, happiness and
prosperity in their journey through life.
They left last night over the Great Falls
& Canada for Nebraska.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
A train of twelve wagons loaded with
merchandise left Helena for Great Falls
last Wednesday.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Siragan S. Costikyan TO Alex. &. Kent,
for lot 3, block 357, for $500.
An immense body of rich ore has been
of the ore running as high as $1,000 to
the ton.
Yesterday Dr. Stephens set diamond
in ladys tooth. Dentistry is something
more than extracting and replacing
teeth
Our merchants are now patronizing
the Great Falls & Canada railway. One
firm yesterday ordered one car of sugar
by that route.
Lewistown Argus: We understand
Gov Brooks will be president Of the
Great Falls and Lewistown Electric
Railroad company.