Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-01-04
NEWS wM g4z WEEK
r. W. Berry, attorney, has moved hi'
office into the Vaughn block.

X. W. Berry, attorney, has moved his
Office into the Vaughn block.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to VIM. e. Hiles, aged y. and Mrs.
ID. Bremen, aged p, both of Chinook.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Preston w. Bradford, aged 81,
and Mrs. Sara e. Mulcahy, aged 80, both
of Truly.
Mrs. r. w. Fullerton left yesterday for
a visit to friends in Montreal and other
Canadian cities. She will be gone about
three months.
Married, on Thursday afternoon, at
he Presbyterian manse, WIN. e. Hiles
and Mrs. Donaletta Bremen, both of
Chinook. Montana, Rev. r. M. Ramsey
officiating.
Married, on Thursday morning, at the
residence of w. Il. Ulm. Alb Fifth street
south, Preston II. Bradford to Mrs. Clara
70. Mulcahy, both of Truly, Rev. r. M.
Ramsey officiating.
Drs. Gordon and Ferguson of Great
Falls assisted by DIR. Titus performed a
delicate operation upon Mrs. M. L..
Strong last Thursday, removing from
AOl ON q largo huLlDtIi VI tuIlOTS.
Mrs. Strong is slowly recovering. Sun
River Sun.
Olive Mcdonald, the youngest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdonald of
Seventh avenue and Tenth street, died
yesterday at $50 a. H., after about a
weeks illness from bronchitis. The
funeral will take place today at II o'clock
from the residence of the parents.
Married, at the Methodist parsonage
on the evening of the Goth inst, Mr..
Milton Potee and Miss Anna l., Frost
both of Great Falls; Rev. II. A. Riggin,
officiating. A number of the relatives
and friends gathered with the happy
couple and a delightful wedding party
followed.
District Court Clerk Mcdonald issued
marriage license to Jim Lee, a Mongo-
lian, and Betty Kennedy, a Chippewa
half blood, on Saturday morning and
Saturday night the two were married
The groom is Choteau's Chinese laundry
mar and the bride is a young breed girl
of the Observation-Disclosures Mon
tanan.
A suit for divorce was filed yesterday
by Selma Olsen against John Olsen.
The complaint alleges they were married
in Gloucester, Mass, in 1880, and that
defendant has been guilty of cruel and
inhuman treatment, striking and kick
ing plaintiff in September, 1893; also de-
sertion and failure to support since that
time. She asks the custody of her three
children and leave to resume her maiden
name of Selma Chelsen.
Steve Hayduck was brought before
Judge Benton yesterday on a writ Of
habeas corpus alleging that he had been
confined in Jail since the 10Th of October
last and no information had been filed
against him by the county attorney.
On proving these facts the court ordered
his release. He was arrested on a charge
of blowing in his partners share of a
certain check which belonged to the
two men jointly for work lone in the
Belt coal minee.
The blue lodge masons and ladies of
the Eastern Star installed their officers
last night at Masonic hall. Past Mas
ter Frizzell acting as installing officer
for Cascade lodge and Past Worthy Ma
iron Mrs, j. M. Powers installing the
Eastern Star officers. After the exer-
cises the members of both lodges adj
jonrned to Faryin's dining rooms where
dainty refreshments were served. After
doing justice to the good things spread
before them they all returned to Ma
sonic hall and passed the remainder Of
the evening in social converse. The
list of officers has been published in the
TRIBUNE heretofore.