Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-06-14

City Treasurer W. S. Frary returned
Saturday from a two weeks visit to the
east on business.
In Judge Races court yesterday Bate
mad IL SWitzer obtained Judgment by
default against Baron Bros. for 51I39O.
John Andersen left on Sunday last for
a visit to relatives and friends at Wa
conta, Mimi. Before his return he will
visit Minneapolis, st. Paul, Kansas City
and Denver on business.
Archie Mcdonald, tho landlord of the
Grand Central, is making some improve
mcnts at his house. lIe mas secured the
quarters formerly occupied by tho Powers
undertaking office and wareroom. and is
making it into "a billiard ,parlor The
bar will be moved to the front, with the
entrance on Central avenue, thus making
it much more convenient.
Con Sullivan INDUCED Saturday night
in a catch-as catch-can wrestling match
With bold John Barley Corn. 1t il I'm
necessary to state that Cons adversary
secured the victory and took the en-
trance money. Judge Hawkins yester
day made "A further assessment of $50
against Mr., Sullivan for breach of the
oriIntnce against drunkenness, which
he pad.
Meta EIarland WAS arrested and taken
retnrr Judge Hawkins yesterday on a
chang" Of peddli1g without Il license.
Meta ie the i"hy who plays tho part Of
n special providence to b%uttonlcHs bache
lora, and tho court evidently Thought
that it was in the interests Of society
that they should be we'll huttoncd up
and discharged tho fair prisoner.
William Wilson, like his namceake, the
author Of the tariff bill, is a firm believer
in material, both raw and cooked, espe-
cially the latter. These views brought
HIM into conflict with tho city ordinances
and he found himself yesterday morning.
before Judge Hawkins, confronted with
a condition, not IA theory. The condition
was a harsh ono, for it provided for his
employment for three days on the chain
gang as Il vagrant.
James Cowan, who has been at tho
county hospital for some time past, died
Sunday night. His remains were brought
to McBratney'a undertaking rooms, and
yesterday Coroner Weitman nado an
autopsy which showed that he died from
cancer of the stomach. If he has any
friends in this part Of the country they
are not known, and he will be buried by
tho county today at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
A telegram received here yesterday
from Pondera states that tho sheep
shearers there have gone or a strike aud
warns union sheap bhonrers from this
section to keep away from Pondera. 1t
| N ufnfnI tt,.t thn SIna, Gl,f, r.r,i ,,,,,,
demands eight cents Il hoad and board
head was paid and that is all tho wool
men feel inclined to pay this yoar.
The funeral of Joseph f.. Dyer took
place Sunday last from tho Catholic
church. A large delegation from tho va
rious labor unions marched from Labor
hall headed by tho Mill md Smeltor-
mon and tho Trades Council to attend in
a body and testify by thor presence the
esteem in which tho deceased was held
by organized labor. 1t was IL largo fu-
neral, and the church was filled with
friends and sympathizerB, who listened
to the impressive services and eloquent
tribute of Rev. Father Dolls over tho ro-
mains.
About thirty people gathered last night
at tho M. u. church in response to the
cali for a meeting to organize a branch
of tho y. M. G. A. in this city. A CON
stitution was read and adopted and four
teen active members were occurred, be-
sides five associate members. Only
church members arc eligible for active
membership. Any young mar of good
moral character is eligible as associate
member. Another meeting will be held
next Monday night at the First M. f.,
church to elect officers for the new or
ganization.
Yesterday Lyter a Green received a
telegram from b, =. Carpenter at Hell
ena, saying; "fou are successful. Su-
preme court atlirms judgment in marda-
mue case" This terminates the litigation
over the Northwestern National bank
warrant and secures to the bank the re-
covery Of it's money. The decision Of the
court will be published in THE TRIBUNE
! tomorrow. The brief synopsis secured