Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
ez E4E WEEK
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Saturday. Nov. iG,

c. ]. Mcnamara, the Big Sandy cat.
eman, ia in the city
/ r. Carlson has instituted suit in the
;striet court against James Early to re-
pysr damages Of S2,GCU.
1pdor and Mrs. Geo. e. IIuy will leave
morrow morning for Minncapylis,
here they will spend the winter. .
I'm the district court yesterday, in the
,it of i. q. Gregg VS.. II. Gibson ct nl..
,e default of defendants was entered. =
To-day the employees at the Boston 4
lontana works in this city will receive
,air wages for the month Of October,
rgregating about 100000.
The public schools of Belt and Sand
(oulea, which have been closed for
early u month, on account OF the prey
Ienre Of diphtheria in those camps, will
reopened Monday.
The delegates from Great Falls to the
ref annual meeting Of the State Trades
nd Labor council, which will convene
Anaconda Monday, will leave for Ana
bnda tomorrow morning.
Manager Hartley of the Grand opera
ollse has booked benjamin G. { hapin,
~nnprsonator and dramatic Interpreter,
4 appear at the opera house Friday
rening, Nov. %, in ''NichoIas Nick
bly,"
Yesterdays west bound train WAS II
ours late, the delay being caused 10y a
rock on an eastern division. Tho diner
nd sleeper had been detached before
psch,ng Great Falls and the train pro,
eeded from Great Falls with only the
aggal g car and a coach.
Four ladies' and one gentleman took
he examinations of applicants for third
rade teachers certificates yesterday.
ounty Superintendent Swan has been
bformed that four other persons will to
az take the examinations for the Ger
fcates of higher grade.
NJ. j. Kenyon, a we'll known citizen,
tho owns Turner hall, on the West side.
as arrested yesterday on a charge of
urglariously entering his oWn building.
/ apnears that he leased Turner hall to
be complainant, who alleges that Ken
on entered the building with intent to
teal some of the l%essoe's property. Ken
on was released, under bonds, to await
Examination before Justice Race.
A Gentleman who arrived from Kibbey
yesterday states that Gust Okerman, d
kell,known rancher, residing mean Kib-
bey. entered his hog pen to separate
(ome hogs that were fighting. In the
ben was a vicious boar. which attacked
Dir. Okcrman, and with its teeth tore d
arge chunk of flesh from his thigh.
Mr.. Okrrman was taken to Belt for
beatmcnt. 1t is feared that complica-
lions which will prove fatal may cnsue.
Paul Brennan was arrested yesterday
br stealing a lump of coal and 4 piece Of
board from the railroad company to
nake "A fire WITH. He was taken before
Judge Hawkins and acknowledged his
kuilt His only excuse Wag the one
)fered Ivy the servant girl in NIT 3ation
t her 0t}eHse against the moral la~. 1T
as 4 very little one" Judge Hawkins
med Breunan $40 and costs, but IL con
liberation Of the mitigating c,7eum-
3tanCes suspended the fine and dismissed
She prisoner with a lecture.
County Attorney Freeman aud Sheriff
4@yor returned yesterday evening froo
eand Noulcc, where they appeared at
3he preliminary examination, before jus.
*ice Ban, Of Fred Whitehead, charged
"a ith grand larceny, in that he stole =
&atcb from the person Of Edward Gal
k-bor. Whitehead was bound over to
be d strict court. and I"mauded to rus-
10y, tp default Of bail OF $500. White
feaI has served Il six months sentence
the county Jail on conviction Of atuI-
&tfy win Virginia Day.