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The Portland daily press., 1895-04-18
OBITUARY..
John Connolly.

John Connolly, formerly nf this city. died
yesterday at Hartford. Conn. whore he
was in business. He was son Of Mr.. Jere-
miah Connolly. and was very popular with
all his associates. His death WAS very sud-
den. The funeral will probably take place
Friday, Lere.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NHE lot of cheap
a Lace Curtains
advertised yes
terday didn't last Ion g.
we didn't expect they
would. 1t doesn't re-
quire an expert knowl-
edge of values to see the
Bargain in such offerings
as these; the temptation
to buy the goods, whether
you need them or not, is
a great one.
Today we'll put out a
lot of beautiful Noting
ham Lace Curtains, three
and a half yards long,
full width, and in a var
iety Of handsome patterns
at SLIPS the pair, easily
worth twice the price.
Seen the spot Muslin
Curtains with deep ruffle
at $500 the pair2 Made
in our own work-rooms
by hand. The prettiest
ard daintiest curtain for
a sleeping room. Easily
laundered, always fresh
and crisp looking, and
just at present quite the
most fashionable drapery
for chambers. Great var
iety of muslins to choose
from.
You'll like the "Flake
Cloth" Portieres which
we are selling at $3.50
the pair. Nine good
colors, stylish striped etc.
They're the best thing
this season for the sum-
mer cottage.
We want to remind
you once more of the
sale of Linen Velour
Portieres at 5000 that's
going on here this week;
1t is one Of the "Stars"
of all our bargain giving,
a saving Of IS and Sc.
Forty pieces of novel
ty Fabrics for upholst-
cry, for furniture cover
ings etc. opened here
yesterday 75c to S2.25
the yard, d,--.all new pat
terms. These goods are
also fit for po rtieres,
overdraps for windows,
screen panels, couch
covers and other uses.
The prices are way un-
der the ordinary.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-18
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

wednesday-Martin Sweeney and Vim.
Sbumbrsy. lntoxication; each S5 and costs.
John T. Meyer, George f. Libby and Dun
can W. Leslie. Intoxication; fined SIS and
costs.
Thomas H. Decost and John 3, Holland
Intoxication; thirty days in the county iail.
Thomas Ready. Vagabond; three months
in the county JILL.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-18

When you are ready
to talk about new Shade
Curtains, Zone shade or
a hundred) let us send
our man to make an es-
innate. Estimates costs
you nothing.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-18
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Dime Matinee-Portland Theatres 2 D. M
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-18
Dress Goods.

Storm Serge Just in the height
20 cts. of the Cotton I'm
derwear excitement
vnctardav
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-18

The music for Mrs. Lowell's entertain
ment will be by members of the Euterpe
Club and some very choice selections
may be expected.
Mrs. Ernest True vocalist, and Miss
Beebe 'cellist, will be heard to advant-
age as well. Miss Elvira O. Caswell
pianist. The costumes for many of the
performers are specially prepared for
this entertainment and the statuary will
be very fine. The exhibition will be
given at Kotzschmar Hall tonight.
Judged by Appearances.
Somehow OF another the tone or merits
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
sunday, Oct. 70

Jos. x, Clark, the Butte mining man,
is in Great Falls.
W. Fl. Albright Of Logging creek is in
the city on business.
James Crane, live stock solicitor for
the Chicago Il Northwestern railroad, is
sn the city.
Col. w Thomas Hart, the well known
mining man, formerly of Great Falls, is
in the city.
John Powers, q native Of Ireland, has
declared his intention Of becoming d
citizen Of the United States.
The answer in the divorce suit of
Alice 4. Adams VS.. Judson A. Adams
has been stricken from the files
Charles Gordon, formerly Of this city.
bet now Of Cascade, is in tuwn for a
few days. lie reports deer limiting good
on West Bound creek.
Married, at too parsonage OF the NJ. T..
chuI:b. R'V L. A, Rigein officiating,
Frank . Nelson and Miss Mary Borg,
both Of ho,t, Montana.
n f. Lease and wife are the happy
parents Of Il little daughter which ar
rived at their residence on the North
siic j." evenings ago.
lha ShOnkin roundup shipped two
train loads of beef cattle from Fort Bon
ton yesterday. This is the last ohunkin
shipment OF the season.
partios in the city from Choteau state
that the $1,000 school house, for the
erection Of which w, II. Burgy of Great
tNulln 30,
SHOW Np.
II G. KIenzi3 deeds to the Groat Falls
National bank, ia consider alton OF So, l4O.
lot T. block 2GO, First addition, the site
of the KIenzie residence at 1ll2 Third
avenue north.
The following numbers drew the
prizes at The Boston for last weeks
drawing First prize, No, 41; second
prize, No. 229; third prlo, No. l2J;
fourth prize, 273
In the estates of A. M. RowIes, Chae
Il. Peterson and john W. humane, all
deceased, Judge Benton yesterday made
DEGREES of final settlement and dis
charged the executors.
On motion of County Attorney Free.
man, the defendant having paid the
costs of action, Judge Benton yesterday
dismissed tho case Of the State VS.. Phil
Chambers charged with grand larceny.
Willard A. Humphrey deeds to Anna
i. Nelson, for IA nominal consideration, |
3l5.7S acres in sect on 4, township lSI
north, range east, the land lying one
mile above the mouth Of Little Muddy
creek.
L.. Newman of tIayrc, superintendent
the Seattle division of the news depart
ment of the Great Northern railway, is
spending a few days in the city. Mr..
Newman is one of the trustees of the X.
OF l.. lodge at Havre and is interested in
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
SUN RIVER ME- THOD|ST CHURCH
Dedicated Tuesday Evening, Free
From Debt After Eleven Years.
Strug cling.
Rev. Van Orsdell, Who Preached the
First Methodist Sermon in the
Valley, OfIiciates.

Rev. W. w Van Oredell, superintend.
ent of the North Montana Mission of the
Methodist Episcopal church, who, in
l8I2-preached the first sermon preached
by Methodist minister in the Sun river
valley, returned yesterday morning from
Sun River, where, Tuesday evening, as
sisted by Revs. j. Fl, Little of Cascade
and Geo. A. Logan of Choteau. former
pastors of the church at Sun River. he
formally dedicated the NJ. E. church.
There was large attendance of citi-
zens OF Sun River comprising members
of other Rects. Tie services were inter.
esting and instructive.
Ihe dedcatury sermon was delivered
by Rev. Little and was an able and elo-
quent production. Suitable musical
selections we're rendered by the Misses
| Strong, Largent and Fox
The M. f.. church at Sun River was
built IN 1881, in the pastorate Of Rev,
Jacob Mills, now Of BuHeman and hnap-
clal agent for the Moutana WESLEYAN
university near Helena. Although it
has been several years since it was
erected, the fact ,hat the railroad soon
afterwards entered Great Falls and the
prosperity Of this city for Il time retarded
the growth of Sun River prevented the
Congregations freeing the building from
flnanclal membranes. The Ladies' of
the congregation have been unremitting
IN their efforts in this good cause, and
deserve great credit. After once hay
ing taken the matter in hand,
they did not become discouraged
and, at the dedication, those
present provided for removing the
remainder of the debt. Among those
who have worked with untrng energy
and devotion, standing loyalIy by the
work, is Mrs James Strong, one Of four
faithful ones who were members of the
first church organic 4tion in northern
Montana, which was perfected in 1879.
The people Of the entire community
are to be commended for the manner in
which they havo always stood by with
their aid and presence in this church
work.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
Riceville; consideration, 81, 500.

Andrew G.. Hay and wife deed to thu
chamberlain Land aud Sheep company
Tor nominal consideration the sw IA
the q OF the Sc n and the sell of the
sea OF section 3, township II north
range east, $50 acres near Grafton.
Samuel V. Gets yesterday filed for re-.
cord MS government patont to the nell
OF the sw14 and lots /, 2 and 3, section
~, township l9 north, range | west, ll8 T
acres near the head of Little Muddy
creek.
Mrs, :. I'll, Lemon OF Augusta returned
yesterday from Chicago, Wnere she has
been for tho last six weeks recei wing
mt dical treatment. She returns much
improved in health and will reside dur.
ing the coming winter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lippincott of this city
Theodore Plassmann, business mana
ger, and Martha Edgerton Rofe, man
aging editor OF the Leader, were quietly
married at l2:3O o'clock today in the edl-
torial rooms OF the Leader office, Rev. j
D. Reid officiating. No cards. -Grea,
Falls Leader, Oct 2l
There was yesterday filed for record a
general power OF attorney for Cascade
county property from the Castner Coal
Coke company to Marcus DAILY, dated
sept. "a. 1883; and general power of at
torncy from Marcus Daily to X. d. Cole,
authorizing Cole to act aa substitute
undor the former instrument.
The show last night at the opera house
was fhrce-act farce comedy, entitled
"Glorianna, Ia which Charlotte 'pittell
etIn Ea tsfH !
rioua performance and YVES Witnessed by
good mouse, but will draw q larger one
When The company appears again. AS the
auuiehce were all we'll pleased with the
performance. The next attraction is
Capt Jack Crawford, the poet scout.
lie is eaid to be great.
The police have recently received a
good many complaints concerning men
ana boys shooting in the parks Of the
city. The nuisance has been especially
felt In Riverside park, where bullets from
rIlioa would sometimes cross the river
and "hiz past people on the West side.
Last Sunday the police arrested young
man caught firing rifle in the park, and
Judge Hawkins, while dismisang the
case, remarked that hereafter he pro-
posed to rigidly enforce the law against
dischtrging firearms in the city limits.
George Hay and wife deed to the
Chamberlain Land and Sheep COMPANY.
for nominal consideration, the ell, Of
the eel4 and the Sc Il OF the nell of sec
lion 4; The gwi1 of the sell the el5 of
the NV /, and the el5 Of the mel of sec
ton 3; the ne1I Of the nw14 OF section
10; he eja OF the swII i, and Eho VIZ Of
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
NEWS ez I||!5 7I5 WEEK
saturday, Oct. 10.

A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to Frank O. Nelson and Mary
Bergs Firms Of Belt
Thomas Flemming, a native of Ire.
land. has declared his intention of be-
coming citizen of the United States.
Joe Silverman returned YESTERDAY
morning from Gallipolis, Ohio, his old
home, after an absence of several
months.
Mrs. f. G. Woodworth and children
will return this morning from a several
weeks visit in Minnesota and North Da.
kota.
j. II. Griffin OF Salt Lake City spent
yesterday looking over Great Falls and
its prospects, in company with j. IL.
johnson.
Kate G. Bcachey and husband deed
to Clara NicolsOn, in consideration of
$1,000, lot 7, block 125, FIRST addition,
Eighth avenue north and Twelfth street,
Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Parker and dauch-
ter Miss Holer and Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Conner and children left yesterday for
iIighwood, whore they WIN camp and
hunt for several days,
@. NJ. Boardman, formerly TRnuNE
compositor, is now property man, acting
light roles, with the "White Squadron"
Dramatic company. They arc now trav-
cling through Wisconsin,
Sarah a. Doty deeds 10 the United
States, for Il consideration of IT, lots |
and 2, section /, township Is north.
range east, 1881 acres, near the Tiger
mines on Fowler creek.
Several weeks ago Ably Giesy secured
divorce in the district court, on tho
ground OF cruelty, from John Gleey, the
Kibbey rancher. She has DOW returned
to Giesy' house and is employed by him
as housekeeper at a regular salary.
Lorenzo Muckoy deeds to A. j. Steele,
for d nominal consideration, under date
Of Oct. 10, 1889, an undivided t3 lG Of
tho e1 of the n014 and the els Of thg
seq OF section %, township ~ north
range eaet, l3D acres, one ml!o north Of
the B. and M. ameIters
Organizer Boyle of the Woodmen OF
the World ~ nov at Belt, making ar
engagements TO institute d camp OF that
well known beneficiary order. ieie meet.
ing with encouragement, and hopes to
institute the camp about next Wednea-
day, when score of local WoUdmen
will go out TO assist. Woodmen camps
are being organized at Il rapid rate all
over the wost, and the euterprising
young men of Belt anxious to Join q
first class insurance order should not
overlook the present opportunity.
In yesterdays Leader appeared an
article charging Patsy Salmon with hav-
ing Wilfuly driven lis horse over a pu-
pil in the South side Rclool wntIn the
boy was playing near the school house.
Salmon desires to state that the affair
was wholly an accident. He WAS riding
along Ninth street, when boy struck
his horse with stone. The horse was
frightened ind ran away Salmon
yelled to the boys TO get out of the road.
but one ran into the horses path and
wac knocked down. Salmon could not
control his horse untl the animal had
run three block further, whom Salmon
rode back to the school house and at
once went for doctor.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
Wednesday,, oct. @3.

Homer Armstrong came ia from Cora
yesterday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Goodau, 4 son.
A, G, Coleman will leave in a few DAYS
| for visit in Chicago and other cities.
N S. Parker aud w. W. Conner and
families returned yesterday from High.
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bike left this morn
ing for Chicago, after several months
visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. Al. Crockett loft this morning for
Minneapolis, whore she will visit roa
tlVes for several weeks.
T.. Y. Rubottom leaves TODAY for A
three weeks business trip in st. Paul,
Chicago and other eastern cities.
Mrs. l.. +. Foster and children, who
have been visiting in Lawrence Mass,
for some time, are expected home soon.
John Spencer of Sun River is in the
city today Mr.. Spencer is shipping a
lot Of cattle to Chicago this week, and
will make the trip himself.
Aurora, tho infant daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Cullen, of 1869 rIeventh
avenue north, died Yesterday The fu-
'''' o. "''' '0I"" '"""S ~ 50 p M'
Deputy Sho"T Duncan Mcleod nf
Belt IS in the city today. He rpuyrfa tho
big coal camp BOOMING righL aIuoo
ina r.,nn hnY,ayar ' W ''p'''''''' /" IL
Mr, and Mre. Elias tlogetand Of phiia-
deiPhta, tAe pareuta OF Ihe0. Il"geIand,
the ehoepman OF Denton, tNorgus county,
VINO have been visiting their son for acv,
eral weeks, left for tGeir homo thls
morning.
C,rot,, c,,,,,r;,i,,,io,. c,.,.,. .;,r
coHduct an examination Of applicants far
t"aCherh certificates At the county cuurt
house t'H"Ay ane Saturday. Nov. y nnl
10. iTida} applicants Yil tie examined
IN The comalnh branches only,
4 roc.,,ti,a ,,os ,,;,.,r -. ,,.,,,..,....
evnnino j., hnnor nr NJ .,nd NJ, tt'....',.-
Murrhv nf Graat lE,I,s Mnnt 49, '',l'"' sIn'
w M r,or,,,,.,'., JtIi ,,'s,' iI.,,'at, az ',''''
north. Ihe evening Was apent with dan
chg and music Minneapolis Ilme-
oct ~
At tho Colp,nhua bosnft.J ycs+c,I...
Dre Cnnre, and Nda,,,e ro,,a,,.i y'''', ,,'
thn owes nf Sol yatna c;ty ;o;I,r ~.
Yates has had trouLle with his nv,s %
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

marriage license was yesterday is.
sued to Frank O. Nelson and Mary
Berge, Films of Belt.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
Thursday. oct. "a.
David Pimperton, I. prominent rancho,
OF Cora, is in Great Falls.

Born, on the 18th inst, to Mr., and
Mrs llhuxweii OF tho West side an H.
pound son.
N. r. Lease of this city has been
awarded the contract for the election of
the Il, of p. hall at ravre.
j. A. Coram of the Butte and Montana
commercial company of Great Falls ar
rived yesterday from kalispell.
y. L. Tracy, representing Rosenbaum
Bros ~ Co. live stock commission mer
chants of Chicago, is at the Ulm.
j. Il. kanouse, member of the Haven
Investment company of Great Falls. ar
rived yesterday from Townsend
Judgment ny default for 5999 II was
yesterday entered in the suit of the Cat
aract M Ill company VS.. Richard Brennan.
Miss Boshuyzen returned yesterday
from London, Eng, where she was called
by the serious illness and subsequent
death of her mother
Gertrude Swearingen has made dec
laTaIio1 Ot homestead of lot l. block 1911
Filth avenue north, between Fourth and
Fifth street, Great Falls.
DAVID i. Cory and wife deed t, the
trustees Of the Nj. T.. church OF st.
Clalr, for a nominal consideration. lot
la, block /, toWnsite of St. Clair.
Tho Great Falls Water poaer and
JoWnEl'" company deeds to J. b. Leslie.
trustee. the NV OF lot 9. block -j.JJ3
West Greet Fails; consideration, 500.
Th, Gnc,,r;+, l,,,l, ~ r,..4 1,.u
dcc6e fn lT,gas y u.,,,o, r, ,'''..i : gus
atinn nf ~ Gnn i,t . iDoi, %, " ~'i17I,'I'
avenue North Lnt,nnan C,;,'n = va, I VI
Seventh ofrnnt, ''' anu
1h' i}oslon x Great Falls Land com
in r.;Irratn,, IF stoM it - ''l'I'itpA' I'I 70
Boston f. Crnot t,jIs olJJ;t;r,,, '''t" w. +hr H.
towsitn If C,rna4 !,',iIe w '''o
MrH' igaac Dickinson and daughter Of
ioick lnshu, ~ D.. arrived this morning.
Mrs DICKINSON will spend several weeks
yisltlnS her son, H. Il, Dickinson, of the
-" '''''''-'' l'""S'
Fred =, Poole has filed for record his
government patent to the 81 of the
he}<i' the F"i|i, and tho e. ! OF the swl of
sectlnn Jj, township Is north, range 10
east, j-0 acres south of Grafton.
Jal,n uonvar of yoro ,rho :, . :.
Great halla ias n,;th 5;n, ".'' ~, ~" !"
har oI e,,,,.'h;rnr r,na a. -"'E tIl 'uui
Hoov,r povat, ,Iaoar. =, VA ''i'i
No, ,,ra l.,,,,a .,,I, na,,,,,;s,,i ~ suiel'
o''iS ''7po1t 10 'Ho ilo'eha sappfires.
Daniel Berry Of Belt WAS arreeted ves.
terday on bench warrant issued 10 se.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

II IL were about time for the great and
growing Northwest TO get in on these
good things. Shall it be at "Minpie
rsui' Seattle, Tacoma or Great Falls?-
Chlcago Drover's journal. Oct. 1S.
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ben Great Horibern 8s,thdiisn bsfano
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beS ,hlt nod benz uebereinfommen, baS
smiiden ibnsn unb Der Babnseieliduit
i'm leBten Gribiabr setrpfen ipuroen.
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moblperbiente @rbolunasreiie on, bic
einen Mtonat aubauern niro. Yin eriter
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beIuhen, fih BON bort nod Bidsburs u.
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uad ct. glouh Suridreiien. MoSe
bieie @rboluns bic bette ginmirfuns
uuf ben b64it seudteten Doctor aus'
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