Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-16
NEWS eE M,!l!1 y1z WEEK
Saturday. Aug. 10.

Born, W ALtOiueJ anu MI bcOTOG W.
Taylor, at S p. m. August 8, fine To-
pound daughter.
John j. Coleman and family of Belt
left Yesterday for Butte, where they will
reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. r. Barker have re-
turned from visit OF several weeks at
White Sulphur Springs.
J. W. Keefe was Yesterday sentenced
to six days in the city Jail on charge of
yagrancy by Judge Hawkins.
Mrs. William Williams and children
and Mrs. N. 6. Ronesteele are visiting at
the old Williams ranch near Wolf creek.
Frank w. Cochran has gone to Ana
conda, where he will ride in several races
during the meeting which begins Mon
day.
William Williams has gone to Ana
conda with his string of trotters, and ex-
poets to be absent until after the Helena
races.
The Misses Duff, Trigg and Fannie
Cockrll and Messrs. Ridgey and Bruce
went to Logging creek yesterday for
weeks outing.
The funeral OF William Colligan will be
held Sunday afternoon at . o'clock from
McBratney's undertaking rooms, IA Sec
ond street north.
The county commissioners. sitting as a
board of equalization, have adjourned
until Monday, when they will meet to
make the tax levy.
During the past week ten cars of ore
bovn haan ohippn1 from Noib.rt ba
Broadwater shipping seven, the Florence
one and the Gait two.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank O'Connor of West Great Falls
died yesterday and will be buried from
the residence at p. NJ. today.
Attorney John Lindsay of Butte,
secretary of the Castner Coal and Coke
company, who has been at Belt on bust
ness, will return to Butte this morning.
Myron S. Brown ct al. deed to Alfred
Crebbin their interest in the ne14 and
the e15 Of nwI of section II, township
2l range 4 east; consideration, So, 7O13O.
f. S. Wyman, for the past two years
station agent at Neihart, has been trans
ferred to Cascade and has been succeed
ed at Neihart by Mr.. Williams, from
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Lyman Loring of Kalispell, one Of the
soldiers home commissioners arrived in
Great Falls from Helena yesterday morn
ing and left for home via the Great Falls
* Canada in the evening.
The funeral of Henry Brown, the
rancher of Upper Sand Coulee who was
killed in runaway Wednesday night,
l. II . o',1,r r.Ir
from McBratney's undertaking rooms.
NJ. H. Luther and other owners of tho
gypsum placers near Kibbey have COM
pleted their roasters and will be shipping
the product in few days. The new in
dustry will afford employment for large
number of men.
William j. Wilson, native of Scot
land, by his witnesses, Edward Il.
Odegard and w. M. Cockrll, satisfied
Judge Benton that he was duly qualified
and was admitted to be full citizen Of
the United States.
Mrs. j. G. Bike arrived from Chicago
Friday morning to spend some time with
her husband in Montana. Mr.. Bike
represents the Chicargo live stock house
of Godair, Harding g. Co., and is making
Great Falls his headquarters for the
summer.
J. f. McCleland and family, w. S.
frary and family, DR.. and Mrs. j. IL.
Fairfield, f. II. Shur and DIR. G. |. Jones
left yesterday morning for an outing on
Tenderfoot creek. They will be absent
until August 20, fishing and chicken
shooting.
w. B. Rush was yesterday allowed to
90 forth under suspended sentence on
charge Of drunkenness, before Judge
Ha Hkins. 1t appears that he was in
general respectable sort of fellow,
his fondness for sour mash being his
only besetting sin.
On motion of Attorney Cooper for
plaintiifs,J Judge Benton ordered that the
time for filing a statement on the motion
for q new trial in the suit of Wilmer At
kinson ct al. VS.. Henry Vogcl ct al, TO
restrain defendants from paving Central
avenue, be extended to August 10, in
elusive.
The loca! lodge of tho Uniform rank
of the X. of p. are making preparations
to celebrate their anniversary, which oc-
ours on the Both of this month"; by a
grand ball and other festivities IT, be held
at Sand Coulee As there are quite a
number Of members of the order living
in Sand CouIee the lodge concluded to
compliment them by holding their ami
Versary celebration there.
George Cunninghan, John Cunning
ham, J. Dunsmur and John johnson,
who had taken possession OF box car
for the night we're yesterday charged
with UuUrnurv hpfpTe lipe ItHW
They conducted their own defense and
placed ia evidence eight horny and cal
oused hands. The court considered the
evidence Of their h, 4 work sufficient
and discharged them all
Mrs. Hattie Huntington has at her
home dwarf orange tree that is loaded
With fruit in all stages OF maturity from
the bud to the rich ripe yellow. There
are about thirty oranges i'll oil, bra'dns II
number of buds and blossoms, The T."