Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-29

to sell certain personal property. The
application was granted and the sale or
oered made Dec. I.
Attorney j. G. Huntoon, who has been
engaged In the district cour for Fergus
county in several important suits. re-
turned yesterday, accompanied by his
father, j. $ Huntoon, a prominent sheep
owner of the judith basin.
%. K. Clingan. the pioneer merchant of
Belt, is IN the city today on a business
TRIP. lie leaves Wednesday for the big
coal camp, which he reports growing
oally and t1ouriehing like d green bay
tree, as the psalnist hath il,
Saturday evening Judge Benton Off
clated at the marriage Of Andrew Acke.
son and Christina Larson, both Of Belt.
january 4, 1898, the bride was granted
d divorce from Charles Erickson and
was granted permission to resume her
maiden name.
Deputy Sheriff Proctor ia out Of town,
eunmonlDg the last Of the jurors for the
term OF The district court, which will
begin at lO'ociock Monday morning,
Dec. Nearly half of the jurors sum
tnoned for the December term are ci,i.
zens of Great Falls.
NJ. M. Wheeler OF St. Paul, general
travelling agent for the Northwestern
ilhe' has been in the city for d day or
" o ana leaves the morning for Helena.
mo Northwestern road carried about
l'loO cars OF Montana stock this season
from st, Paul to Chicago.
Ia the district court yesterday the
suit or 9. W. Phillips Va. the City Of
bteet Falls. an action 10 recover dam
ages Tor injuries caused to plaintiffs
puSgy by his horse becoming frightened
AZ the steam roller used in paving Cen
tral avenue was dismissed. The suit
bad been pending over two years.
II the weather today is az favorable as
1t was yesterday. Contractor Nogei ex-
pecta to complete the paving of Central
avenue fore the whistle blows at )
O'Clock Il 20 evening. On one side Of the
street Halfway the paving is entirely
completed and the little that remains on
Tie other side may he com pieted in a few
hours.
W.. >. Clark of Choteau, pr sident Of
ne sun RLver, ChOteau and Northern
telephone company, which has been
granted permission to enter Great Falls
with It's lines. has called a meeting Of
the stockholders, to be held in Choteau
Dec. u, at which it will he determined
whether the line shall be telegraph or
telephone.
CONSERVATION was created among the
notaries public Vi Great Falls yesterday,
When one ct their number discovered u
section Of the codes which provides that
all fees collected by notariee public shall
be turned over to the county. The codes
also provide that every notary public
shall pay s. for his commission. The
notaries fail 20 see where the profit
comes in.
The suit Of the City Of Great Falls VS..
Thelss a Foster of Spokane, an action 10
recover $1,000, which defendants poated
as a forfeit when they Did on bonds of
the CRY. which were awarded them and
they tailed 10 purchase, is set for The
next tern. # the United States district
court for the district in which Spokane
ia located.
Judge Dudley Du Bose, Of the Tenth
JudiclAi district. Wln has ho3n in the
city since he returned from Lewistown.
where he presided At "A term of the dis.
1ri"t court, left yesterday for Glasgow,
Valley couuty, where he convened court
yesterday afternoon. The docket IS 4
short on", and he Will open c4urt at Fort
i}antou Dec. Mrs. Du Bose is still II.
Great Falls
Sunday morning, at st. AIMS R0man
Catholic church, Bishop Bvont!et cDn.