Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-09

Park hotel yesterday afternoon by the
Rev Ramsey OF the Presbyterian church
| The bride and groom are from Macleod
| Canada.
| Mrs Monteath of Butte, who has been
| visiting Mrs, John, 6. Barron, left this
morning for Ka!ispell, whore she will
visit for few weeks.
The board of trade will hereafter meet
IN the Realty block in the store room
formerly occupied by the Great Falls
Cash grocery store. Owing to the re-
nnoval of Judge Race to the Phelps block
the old quarters Of the board are no
longer available.
A private dispatch from the ST. Paul
office states that the Great Northern has
decided to make a rate of s4S to Louis
Vile and return for the national en-
campment of the Grand Army, the
tickets to be on sale Sept. and 5.
George w. Beckett has filed a declar-
alton OF homestead covering the north
half OF the southeast quarter and the
southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 81, and the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of sec
tion 32, township Is north, range 4 east,
valued at 1880.
The fire department was summoned
yesterday afternoon to a fire in a snack
owned by John Gerard, at the corner of
First avenue north and Sixth street. The
alarm was given incorrectly and the de-
partment was summoned to Sixth ave.
nue. south at first. The shack was en-
tirely destroyed.
The first woman in Dawson county, or
in the state as far as heard from, to re-
ceive bounty for the skin of a coyote
was made out by County Clerk McCor-
mick yesterday to Miss nellie Steele, who
shot the coyote at the ranch of her cousin
Mrs. G, L. Brown at Beef Slough h-Glen-
dive Independent.
James j. Dockery has filed for record
his government patent for the south
half OF the southwest quarter and the
northwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter of section "a, and the southeast
| 4 1arter OF the southeast quarter of sec
| ton 2}. township 10 north, range east,
| l60 acres near Arlington.
W. w. Praul, a few years ago a prac
ficing attorney in this city, has laid
Blackstone aside and entered journalism
The latest issue of the Alton, Indian ter
| ritory, Herald contains his salutatory
| Friends in Great Falls will wish him
safety and prosperity AS he fashions pub
lie opinion III the land where newspapers
have to face Winchestera.
The regular meeting of the Great Falls
Equality club was held yesterday, the
vice president. Mrs o. Il. Perry, in the
CHAIR. Mrs. Dante gave lengthy talk
on The suffrage problem. 1t was decided
| that September / the club should begin
q course Of study OF the literature sent
out by the rational association At the
next regular meeting Mre. Parks will
read a apaper on Work the Club May Do
! A special meeting will be held next
| Wednesday to elect delegates to the state
convention and to arrange for proposed
| picnic.
G. G, Rice, Of Racine, Wis, who has
been operating the baling machine this
season at the wool warehouse leaves to-
day for his home in .he cast. Mr.. Rice
is one Of the proprietors of the IdlewilC
sheep farm al Racine and large i'm
porter and breeder Of blooded sheep
especially the Lincoln breed. just be
fore leaving he sold several Lincoln rams
to Jack Waite Of the Judith basin. Mr.
Rice states that this breed is peculiarly
adapted To the needs OF the sheepmer
in this section to cross on Merino sheep
The length Of the staple is much i'm
| proved by the cross, and long staple
wool is now in great demand.
Many frehds Of William Meade
Fletcher, who Was formerly Of this city
and at that time attorney for the North,
western National bank and Conrad Bros.
will be interested TO know that he is
| now in regular practice in Chicago, He
| has recently been admitted to the firm
OF Collins, Goodrich, DarroT a. Vincent
| probably the largest law firm in the city
II may be mentioned that Judge ". i.
| Vincent, ! member Of the iiTu. vas al
one time chief justice Of New Mexico
and was rendered by Mr. Cleveland the
chief justiceship Of Montana in lSS-
but declined it, Mr., Fletcher is the
author of several articles in the Amari-
cau and English Encyclopaedia Of law
as well as work on equity. Few youn2
men have gained III re euvIable stand
ing al the bar. Acquantances here will
be glad to know that he is so pleasantly
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