The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-23

have the advantage Of the switch sys.
tenn without the necessity Of q central
Office.
The hearing in the case Of the state We.
John Holland, charged with stealing
$3.50 from Pat Dugan on Tuesday night
has been transferred from the police
court to Justice Races, and the hearing
will come off this morning at 10 o'clock.
j. w. Freemen will represent the state
and j. A. Largent the defendant.
The agricultural industry is well rep
resented in the city. Among the arrivals
may be noted: j. j. Conner, Sun River;
Henry Obilvie, Sand Coulee; W. Il.
Black, Belt; Charles Stephens, High
wood; H. Z. Evans, r. E. Evans, G. l..
Ferguson, Truly; John Selstrom, Evans;
Charles Darnworth, Truly; G. F. Stork,
Goodman Coulee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns were pleasantly
surprised at their home on the south
side Thursday evening by about forty
members Of Great Falls lodge, No. 80 l
o, G. +. The evening was spent with
games and other social ways of enjoy
ment. Before saying good night these
friends left their young host and hostess
a fine present. Refreshments were served
f. r. Fulton of the firm of Fulton &
Co., Grand Forks, North Dakota, arriv
ed in the city yesterday and is registered
at the Park. His firm make a specially
of investments in securities, municipal
city, and school. Mr.. Fulton was here
about three and a half years ago, and is
r,,,nh -, nroe.al with thu apauufh of %h<
| city. In conversation with a TRIBUNE
representative, he stated that in con
~nection with his business he was con
stantly travelling, and that during tn
past two weeks he has heard more o
Great Falls than any other place, ant
that his expectations of the size and de
velopment Of the city are more thai
realized.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
Yesterday nearly $4,000 was paid t.
the employees of the b. & M. cope
smelter and refinery.
Joseph Burkhart, a native of Ger
many, was granted his final naturalizs
ton papers yesterday by Judge BentoI
Mrs. W.. G. Downing and daughters re
uIuCu lIOh tuClI utllC NlDIt yCotCl
day They were met at Havre by M
Downing.
A marriage license was issued yestel
day to Tapani Pjanahe, aged 10, an
Hannah Leoukamaa, aged 10, both c
Sand Coulee.
Frank Lampen of Ming coulee, arrive
in the city last evening, and it is prol
,L1o bn ,p,ll ef,xy ~ Crcof Lallo fko mn
ing summer.
Married, in Great Falls, Feb. II, /
Rev. r. M. Ramsey of the Presbyteria
church, Tapani Pjanahe and Hanna
Leoukamaa, both of Sand Coulee.
The United States grand jury at But
has indicted A. F. Bray. a grocer, {
keeping and disposing of oleomargaril
not bearing the label as prescribed
law.
Unless you write OF have printed upt
your envelopes the number of days "
want them held, tine postmaster. W
t hereafter, by a new ruling, hold the
t for thirty days instead of ten.
E. B. Largent, deputy collector OF
/ ternal revenue, returned yesterday fro
o his trip to Havre and Benton, where
succeeded in procuring the ~photograp
of quite a number Of Cinnamon.
y The following are the officers Of
= Great Falls Turnverein for the year lS'
: James Baatz, president; f. Angermei
. vice president; e. II. Ahrens, secretal
William Albrecht, treasurer.
Sun River Sun: Peter McTague Il
been doing a land office business in I
wolf limo this winter. Within the p;
two months he has captured in
vicinity of SQUARE Butte fifteen gr
wolves and five coyotes.
In the probate court yesterday (
final accounts Of the following estar
were approved and the administratC
r. discharged: Estate Of Edward Naugl
Robert Vaughn, administrator: estate
Cora Roberts. j. \. Walker. adIniuist'
q tor; estate of Frederick King, SAM
:" Dean, administrator.
1t The local customs Of Great Falls. sd
the Sun River Sur, prohibit the re
dence of Chinameu within tho CT
limits. and these customs have hepn
" sacredly observed chat even the attn,
p phere of that great city has never he
tainted by the arena from Il cclcs:
t presence.
t. On March l the Security bank "
move from their present quarters TO t
two rooms in the west corner of t
b Fret National bank building. A lar
IS vault suitable for banking business "
10 be put in at an early date. The laT
8. and extensive business now handled
% the Security bank necessitates the
moval.
.e The preliminary trial OF John Holla
charged with stealing $3.50 from |
Dugan last Tuesday night, was co
menced in Justice Races court vest
day morning at 10 o'clock and c~ontinu
all day, and will be resumed Mond
II marninu A motion was made To d