The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-07-06
II o DAILY.

FROM SUNDAY s DAILY.
Judge Benton yesterday granted nat
uralization papers to Patrick Shannon.
Will Z. COLON, son of Jessie Colon,
has purchased the fruit and cigar stand
OF w. E. Hamilton on Central avenue.
j. L. Stark and Leon Stark, promi-
nent wool-growers Of Whitchlach, in the
Sweet Grass hills, arrived in the city
yesterday.
A marriage license has been issued to
John w. Wood, aged 30 years, of Helena,
and Jessie Health, aged 25 years, of
Great Falls.
j. N. Power is back from his horse
ranch in the Judith. He reports stock
on the ranges doing splendidly and that
crops Of all kinds never looked better.
The Broadwater hotel, near Helena,
was opened for the reception Of guests
on Saturday under the management of
c. B. Garrett, city treasurer OF Helena.
II. p. Rolfe, editor of the Leader, has
gone to Asbury Park, New Jersey, to
present the claims of Montana for the
next meeting of the National Educa-
tional society.
At u meeting OF the Populist club on
Friday night resolutions were adopted
indorsiEg Smith and Reeves, the nomi.
ness Of the populist state convention for
congress and supreme judge.
John Limbloon, aged IS years, was
drowned while bathing in the Milk river,
near Savoy, Choteau county, on Sunday
last. The body was recovered on Monday
and taken to Chinook for burial.
Died, in Great Falls, Saturday, June
30, Luna Pearl Huff, aged Is years.
Funeral services this afternoon at the
residence Of Jasper Conner, 1923 Sixth
avenue south, Rev. f. B. Russell ofici-
ating.
Judge Hawkins yesterday disposed OF
three cases in the police court: James
Harrington, drunk, three days in the
chain gang; Charles Flowers, carrying a
concealed weapon, six days in the same;
John Dalton, general vag, seven days.
Yesterday a marriage license was is
sued to Frank Sheldon, aged 40 years,
and Selma Swanson, aged % years, both
Of Sand Coulee. Judge Benton was
called upon by the contracting parties
shortly after procuring the license and
he united them in the holy bonds Of we'd
lock.
Arrivals at the Minneapolis: A w
Anthony, Evans; M r. Cowell, Choteau;
A c hickman, Spokane; Mise Mary
Pasha, Lethbridge; Charles Kemp, M.
Maroni, Helena; e. Busch, L~ewistown;
josh Fields. Walsenburg; + L Anthony,
Sand Coulee; s Kahn, Munro Gorge
City; Miss Hanna Hanson, Belt.
The eastern and western mails for
Billings on the line of the Northern Pa
cific now comes over the Great North.
ern to this city and thence by stage.
During the strike on the Great North.
ern the Great Falls mail from eastern
and western points come from Billings
by stage. Turn about is fair play.
J. w. Kirby commenced yesterday to
build q fourteen room two-story frame
residence for III. Gassman on Eighth ave.
nue. North and Twenty. FIRST street. II
will be furnised with all modern i'm
provements and will cost over $1,000.
This Is q Of the many handsome resi-
dences which are now being erected In
that section.
Yesterday afternoon at her residence
on Fifth avenue north Miss lone Long
very pleasantly entertained q number OF
her friends. Those present were: Ma.
mie Baker, Louise Benton, Dorothy Nc.
Lain, May McLain, Minnie Conrad,
Josephine Conrad, Mary Leaning, ElIz.
abeth Veazey, Alice Newman, Bessie
Downing, and Fannie Heidi.
The following officers have been elect-
Tor Rainbow lodge, No. %, ]. o. q. r.,
in this city; N. G., Sam French; v al
n. Wynn; T., Sam Wilbur; s., John
N. Ross; X. g., Gus @. Minter. There
will be q special meeting on Monds,
evening next at the Masonic hall for the
purpose Of installing the above o~figsrs,
and q full attendance Ii desired.
Tho amount Of peIts received from