The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-16
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L. s. Gillett, senior member of the
hrm Of the Gillett- Herzog Manufacture
city.
Jacob Pearson for being drunk and
d~lsorderly was given three days in the
chaln gang by Justice Hawkins yester.
day.
A United States patent to Margaret
sutherland for the southwest quarter of
section 30, township 81 north. range five
east, was recorded yesterday.
b. McCannon, a notorious bum and
rounder, was in the police court yester-
day and was notified to leave the CITY
forthwith or go to the chain gang for
ten days. He has left the city.
DR.. j. L. Weitman returned Yesterday
from Warm Springs insane asylum
where he had been called to meet Drr.
Mussigbrod and Warren in consultation
In the case of Mrs. j. T.. Edwards.
The English case is still on trial in the
district court. The state is through
with it's testimony and the defence com.
menced on their side Of the case yester.
day afternoon. The case will be finished
today.
The following advertisement was
published in a recent issue of the Law
renee (Mass.) Tribune: ''Wanted-By a
bachelor, a lady, age about 20, fair com
plexion, moderately slim, about five feet
six high. member of some church. An.
ply to M. L. A., Great Falls, Mont"
Our Italian friends take exceptions TO
the story regarding a leading physician
In Wednesdays issue. We assure them
that no reflection whatever was intended
on their nationality, nor on them as
good industrious citizens. 1t was mere
ly related as a good joke on the doctors.
The county commissioners devoted the
most OF yesterday to the consideration of
road matters. The clerk was Instructed
to advertise for new quarters for the
court and county offices. The lease on
the Realty block expires next December
and 1t was thought best to get a more
commodious building.
Butte Inter Mountain: Three letters
are handled in the Butte postoffice to
n in Helena, but the capital city Office
keeps up the record of its business by
supply all the small towns along the line
OF the railroad with postage stamps,
thereby swelling the sales and making
Helena appear to be a big office.
The Great Falls A letic club is now
fully organized. The following are the
officers and committees of the club:
President, John Scotland; secretary.
Joseph Russell: treasurer, George Il.
Woods; financial secretary, Ben Steele;
arms, G. e. Stevens. Com.
mittee on rules and regulations, j. w.
Freeman. Pat Gallagher, John Scollard.
Harry Allen and p. Fl. Roach. Member
ship committee, j. A. Largent. II. H.
Brennan and +. E. Powell. Glass and
committee. Jack Shea, John
and Ben Steele.
At the election held in Butte on Tues
day by the members of the Butte Min
ers' union for officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: President.
Patrick Gallagher; vice-president, Will
liam Oppie; recording secretary,
Anthony Matthew's: financial secretary,
J James Maher; treasurer. Charles
O'Brien: warden, William Cunningham;
conductor, Henry Davis: trustees, John
John II. Cronin, James Byrnes. |
Dennis O'Brien, j. c. Scannell; finance
James II. Rowe, Dan ID.
Shea, Owen Byrne. Nearly 800 votes
we're polled.
Il. II. Burton arrived yesterday from
Paul with a party of six. The party
arrived to look over the ground, !
it is understood if their report is
satisfactory, it will result in quite "a
coming out to the Teton country,
where the company who Mr.. Burton
epresents have their lands. Mr.. Burton
tates that from this date parties will ar
i've here semi. monthly from the states.
The following are the names of the per-
ons who came with MI. Burton: j. A.
'elt, r. Rowland, r. Reid, A. Peterson,
I. A. Carlson and T.. E. Carlson. They
eft for Choteau last night. Mr.. Burton
1ill return to st. Paul next Tuesday.