The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-02
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

be represented journalistically by the
Basin Cyclone"
James Shields came owe from Ana
conda yesterday. Great Falls will here.
after be his home.
The Great Falls Meat company have
been quite busy the past two days filling
their ice house on First avenue south.
Several proprietors of saloons and
concert halls in Butte have beeu indict-
ed by the grand jury for employing
women in their resorts.
There are two vacancies in the Monta-
ma militia caused by the resignation OF
Capt. b d. Written, Co. A., at Great
Falls. and Capt. w. M. Kelly, Co. X, at
Anaconda.
Missoula Democrat: DR.. f. e. Ellis,
accompanied by his wife has gone to
Great Falls, where he will reside in the
future and engage in his profession as a
dentist.
E. w. Morrison, a leading young law
yer of Fergus county, died at Lewistown
on Sunday afternoon, aged 81 years. He
had been a resident of Montana about
four years.
Moses Folsom of the passenger de-
partment of the Great Northern railwa,
at st. Paul, il in the city on business
connected with the Board of Trade. He
will reman several days.
Sheriff Hamilton returned yesterday
after an absence of several weeks visit
ing in eastern and southern states. He
left Mrs. Hamilton at Kansas City where
she will visit for some time.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday; John Mullen, aged
81, and Genevieve Mcfarland, aged 10;
also John W. Ford, aged %, and Maud
Morrison, aged Is, all Of Sanu Coulee.
Mrs. j. A. Taylor Of Kibbey, left on
the west bound train yesterday for North
Loup, Neb., in answer to a call to visit
her mother who is very i'll. Mrs. Taylor
is a sister of U. A. Miller, with Murphy,
Maclay & Co., of this city.
Last Sundy night johnson and Mel
son who live about two miles south OF
the city near the Missouri river lost
their house by fire the damage being
$1,000. The premises were insured with
Wilcox & Rogers for $1,000.
Jere Sullivan, ex-collector of customs,
has been appointed justice of the peace
at Fort Benton, and has entered upon
the duties Of his Office. THE TRIBUNE
congratulates Judge Sullivan on his
elevation to the legal bench OF Fort
Benton.
March LIST, st. David's Day, will be ap.
propriately celebrated by the Welsh
citizens of Great Falls. At a meeting OF
the Cymmrodorions society held Sunday
| afternoon, r. G. Williams and E. Jones
we're appointed solicitors, and Aaron
J James secretary-treasurer.
George johnson of Highwood was ar.
rested on Sunday by Marshal Pontet
and Detective Germ on the charge Of
stealing two diamonds and some Other
jewelry from Mrs. Murphy, fer whom ht
was working. johnson stoutly denies
the charge. The hearing will take place
on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Fort Benton Press: The papering o.
the bar room, club room, dining room
and Office Of the Grand Union hotel ha:
been completed, and gives to those
rooms and appearance of neatness. The
work was done by Ernest Wright and H
Kaufman, of Great Falls, and those ex
perts performed a very creditable job al
through.
Seattle Post. Intelligencer: 1t il
understood that the agreement TO
Canadian Pacific trains to run over thu
Great Northern coast lines to this city Ii
to take effect on Feb. l and that tn
Canadian has already given notice to thu
Pacific Navigation Company that its con
tract for steamer connection will termi
nate on that date.
The Jury in the case of the state VS.
Frand Belunak, on trial in Helena fol
several days for shooting Joe Daniels al
Unionville on the morning of Dec. l6, in
Hicting a wound from which Daniel
died on Dec. 10, brought in a verdic
Sunday afternoon o. murder in tn
second degree and fixed the penalty a
imprisonment for life.
News was received yesterday by TIL
TRIBUNE of the death of james Tiernan
a conductor on the Great Northern, b.
an accident at the s%witchback On tn,
Cascade mountains in Washington OF
Saturday. Mr.. r. for several years was
| COQuuClOT III tuO NuOhtuhu SChIioA oh>
we'll known in Great Falls where he ha(
many warm personal friends.
The following deeds we're recorded yes
terday: Townsite company to NickolaI
Volk, lot ID, block 500, Fifth addition
$500; northeast quarter of lot 4, blocl
SAT, Sixth addition, S125; two and 25-lW
acres in section IA, township 20 north
range 3 east, $500; George Harding t.
Geo. W. Baker, undivided One-fourth o
the east half of the northwest quarter o
section "a, township 20 north, range
east, 5000.
Pursuant to call, the directors Of thu
Board of Trade met in session yesterda!
at 4 o. NJ. John l.. Harris, president o
the Board of Trade, was appointed OK
oficio chairman Of the board of direct
ors. Mr.. Moses Folsom Of the advertis
ing department Of the Great Northern
railway was invited to address thu
directory, and several measures wer'
discussed by the parties present, per
tairing to the Board OF Trade.
Missoula Missoulian: A private let
ter received by a legal firm in this city
today intimates that the Great Northern
railway is coming to Missoula through
the Blackfoot canyon and not the Burl