The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-06
K OF THE FALLS.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
A marriage license has been issued to
u. W. Ryan, aged 25, and Rose Havertz,
aged Il, both Of Great Falls.
w. J. Winters contemplates the erec-
ton OF six dwelling houses on his lots on
First avenue south and Sixth street
this spring.
Il. N. Young made final proof yester,
day before United States Commissioner
Pomeroy upon his homestead entry for
tho southwest quarter Of the west
quarter OF section II, township 10 north,
range 4 east.
Voters should remember that they
cannot vote at the municipal election il
they are not registered. The registry Of
flee will be open next Monday. See the
local notice Of the hours the registry
agent, Sam McMurran, will be in his of
flee.
A few of the court house ring officials
were busily engaged yesterday election
eering for their pet for city treasurer
and ward aldermen. Public office is a
public trust and the official who neg
lects his duties to electioneer on the
streets should resign.
Mrs. Price, mother of Mrs. Murray,
and mother in-law of n. T.. Price, dieu
at her residence at Sun River on Wed.
nesday. The deceased died from a
palliative operation performed last
October. She was G3 years of age, and
has lived fourteen years in the Sun
river valley, and was highly respected by
all her friends and neighbors. The
funeral took place at Sun River yester-
day at | p. m.
The residence of p. w. Bradford, on
the Missouri river opposite Ulm, was
burned to the ground on Tuesday morn
ing. The fire was caused by a barrel of
lime which stood by the side of the
house, and the snow that morning start,
ed it TO Stacking and the flame was
communicated to the house. MIR. b
was some distance away unloading hay
when he discovered the flames but could
do nothing to check them. The house
anu its contents are a total loss. No in.
surance.
The following are among the arrivals
at the Park: w. j. Clark, Whitehall, r.
Sticht, A. X. Prescott, w. +. Phillips
Il. A. Marlowe, Mrs. j. f. Wimiscary
Helena; A. ID. Ireland, Minneapolis; S
Dandeville, L. N. Campbell, Miss Kittie
Gunloch, Chicago; w. Toole, Butte: w
Palache, San Francisco; j. N. McAdoo
Pittsburg; l.. N. Lake. New York; j. A
Young, Milwaukee; w. j. Byrth, Gin
cinnati; W. w. Finlay, P. H.. Simcock
st. Paul; j. II. Grace, Philadelphia; II
G. McMicken, Toronto; c. II. Tucker
Cleveland; j. II. Cole, P%hillipsburg; j
l.. Neihart, Neihart.
DR.. Tillotson of Stanford. who has
been in the Columbus hospital som
days on account of blood -poisoning, biz
friends will be pleased to learn
is progressing very favorably. 1t hat
been a very serious question of either
death or amputation, but it seems now
he will escape both. 1t is understood
the cause was that a man cut his foo,
with an axe and three of his toes gang
grensd, which DR.. Tillotson amputated
In 30 doing the doctor cut his left fort
finger and blood poisoning set in. HI
fought the disease for a week, but wat
at last obliged to come to Great FALL
for consultation.
A few days ago d. j. Bray of Craig
father-in-law Of Ben Rumney of Cascade
was operated on at the Columbus hos
pital for cancer of the Jaw. The opera
ton was performed by DR.. Gordon, as
sisted by Drs. Crutcher and Brady. II
is considered to be one of the s%everes,
and most delicate operations over per
fnrv,nI IN hH,nna nkD ,l-I- i'll
half Of the lower jaw was removed entire
and the operation was successful. The
patient is a man 67 years of age and is
now able to sit up. 1t was altogether a
remarkable illustration of the modern
advancement in surgery and reflects the
highest credit on the skill of the doctors
performing the operation.
Last December sneak thieves stole a
$40 overcoat from the clothing store of
Ike Prudential On Central avenue south,
and the police have been on the lookout
for the coat and thieves ever since. Yes
terday morning Officer Hamilton dis
covered the coat on the back of a man
on Central avenue. The man was ar
rested and explained how he came by
the coat and who he bought it from.
The second man was rounded up and he
told how he came by the coat. The two
stories were verified by others who knew
the circumstances Of the purchases and
the two men were discharged. One of
the men who assisted in stealing the
coat was sentenced to the penitentiary
from Helena last January for fourteen
years for robbery, and the other thief is
still at large but the police are on his
trail.