Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25
ey M y4E WEEK
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n A marriage license was issued yester-
4 by to ID. II. johnson aged "a and Mary
I cCormick aged Is, both of this city.
& There are 2O6 cases noted in the Bu.
eme court calendar recently issued, Of
hich number II cases are from this
nnty.
S3 Sol. Silverman, well known merchant
q Choteau and Walter Phipps of the
me place left yesterday for Chicago on
business trip.
'xas Mr.. j. Ahlere. of Ada, Mimi, mer-
n ent of that place is visiting friends in
M city for few days. lie is making
hNeiness trip through the West,
rs j. h. Driver who has been quite
Ill Tor couple months past is now pretty
we'll recovered and was able to be out
tor the first time this week.
Ha Holm Sloan was arrested yesterday on
echarge of disorderly conduct. The
spo1ice expect to obtain sufficient evi-
d0hce to prefer IA more serious charge
lay.
%The infant son of Mr., and Mrs Il. t.
M4kman died yesterday at their resi-
d&Wce, Sixth avenue and Seventeenth
'6t&&et north, from inflammation of the
b0Wels. The funeral will take place
t6day.
Thos Turner who was arrested while
taking a snooze in the hallway of bust
nese block the other night, answered to
the charge of drunkenness by planking
down S. and costs for his uncomfortable
bed.
II hiss been decided to again station
como white troops at Fort Assinniboine,
and two companies of infantry arc ex
pected to arrive there about the Goth
inst. At present all the troops at that
post are colored cavalry.-River Presa.
Parties in from Bolt state that a six
teen foot vein of good coal has been dis
covered on the tract of land secured by
the Boston e. Montana company, as a re-
suit Of series of borings made recently
to determine the depth and extent of the
coal deposits on this property.
George II. Wardrup, John A. Collins,
Fred Arthur and VIM. +. Kester, of the
fire department left yesterday for Butte
to visit the scene of the late explosion
and see in what way they could aid the
families of the brave tiremen who lost
their lives in the performance of their
duties.
A marriage license was issued yester-
lay to Azel Matthews, aged 2l and Miss
Maud Myers, aged IT, Both parties re-
,ide in this city, and after the license
vas issued the young couple accom-
panied by a few friends went up to
Judge Benton's room where the wedding
mot was tied by the court.
j. w. Walsh, formerly yard master
lere came in from Butte yesterday with
Conductor Halls train. The latter re-
naming in Butte to look after his affairs,
lis house being completely destroyed by
he recent explosion. His face was cut
little by the flying glass, but other
'ise no one in the house was injured.
G.. E. Chapman in the Rural New
orker says: "a horse will not be
oubled with worms that eats little
meal each day, feed it to horses
ixed with wheat bran. To cows, bran
I'd middlings 70 hens, mixed with
'rn meal and BRAN Wilt & Co. is the
lily firm handling oil meal in Great Falls.
Jack Enright was in receipt Of num-
rot inquiries as to the date of his
neral yesterday, on account of the
sme Of John Enright appearing among
9 liet of the names of the victims of
Butte disaster. The unfortunate
an who was at the Butte depot when
explosion took place, was John j.
fright. fireman on the Montana
sntral.
Conductor Sanley of the Montana
ntral, is living proof of how man
II sometimes escape from situation
iere death would seem inevitable. At
time of the big explosion at Butte he
s standing ia the Montana Central
light depot, which was practically
ped out of existence, nothing being
but the bare platform, and although
debris was flying in every direction
out him, he escaped with few
atches and fright that he will re-
mber as long as he lives.
\ number of kilograms were received
q yesterday from the friends of s. b.
bbins, who were alarmed for his safety
account of reading the name of Prof
bbins in eastern press dispatches
onK the list of the victims of the OK.
sion. The term prof has been pre-
I'd to Mr.. S. b. Robbins name by
10 VI HIS lfltLuS, dlicE luo We5leCu
nner, because he took SO much inter
inIrrigation subjects, and 1t has been
ated in that way once or twice, which
hiseastern friends to think the name
int refer to him. They were informed
he WAS not in Butte.
E.H. iloeppner, the architect, has
lOved his Office to the Tod block. Mr.
sppner states that the prospect for
ldtng in the spring is excellent. lie
low engaged in making plans for a
STORY brick store, to be erected in
eaIly spring for Mr.. Chas. Woehner,
druggist, at the corner of Third
etIend Second avenue south. 1t will
ebout $1,000. He is also making
ls tcr handsome brick residence for
.Abrecht which will be erected in
early spring on the north side, and
Number OF other clients who con-
plate erecting buildings.
s# Saturday, Jan. 10.
orns yesterday morning to DR.. and