Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-31

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the $4,000 bail bond demanded for his
appearance to answer the charge of man
slaughter and was released.
d. Floweree of Helena is registered at
the Park.
j. f. Rover of Stanford, a well known
wool grower of that section, is in town
and registered at the Park.
The district court will call the civil
calendar on Friday morning next at 10
O'Clock. This is the last day for filing
of notices.
W. j. Delaney has received word from
Hunters Hot Springs that his partner,
w. r. Getz, who has been very low with
an attack OF rheumatism, is slowly re-
covering and expects to return to Great
Falls very soon.
Mrs. Amanda Peterson, a lady mis-.
sionary from Chicago, will conduct re-
vival meetings in the Swedish language
in the Emanuel M. E. church, every af-
ternoon at 2:3O and every evening at
S:l5. All are cordially invited to attend.
By an error, the name of Miss Lillian
K%ingsbury was omitted from the list Of
teachers elected at Saturday nights
meeting of the school board. She was
reelected to teach the second grade.
Whittier building, at a salary of sS5 per
month.
At the final examination of the senior
class of the high school in Virgil, Miss
Edgcrton, the principal, submitted the
,1i,ott,pS ratlIira1 r., h, ancuynraI I1-
applicants for admission to the Wiscon-
sin state university. The class was sue,
c%essful.
The sheriff Of Cascade county has
given a certificate of sale to the First
National bank of Helena covering the
interest of Hiram H. Horton ct al in
1913 acres in the sell of section IL in
township 20 north, range 3 east. Con-
sideration. $1,000.
The colors to be worn by the classes
of the high school at the commencement
exercises at the opera house Friday even
ing are as follows: Seniors, apple green
and silver; juniors. lavender and gold;
sophomores, pink and white; freshmen.
white and gold.
John Scissor, arrested on complaint
of a North Great Falls man, for assault
and battery, had a hearing yesterday be-
fore Judge Race, but complainant was
unable to make good his charge, and SO
was assessed with the costs OF the case,
amounting to $40. 1t was a bad day for
plaintiffs.
The celebrated case of Gallagher, et
al, vs.. Cornelius, ct al. was argued yes
terday before Referee r. w. Berry. This
case has been running for over a year
and bids fair to rival the case Of
Jarndyce Va. Jarndyce, made famous by
Dickens. 1t took eighteen days to try
the case and the referee has over 5W
pages of type written evidence to peruse
in the case before making his decision.
!, Philip G. Harrington brings suit il
!, the district court for divorce from hi:
wife, Ann Harrington, alleging tina
they were married at Hancock, Mich.
August Is, 1862. That there are thre,
children living of the marriage, all o
whom are over q years of age. Plaintiff
has lived in this state for T. years past
, but defendant has never lived here. II
1889 plaintiff sent money to his wife t.
money and refused to come. He there
fore alleges desertion and asks for a di
y vOrcc.
James Herman and Charles Leland
e vags and buns, were yesterday dis
charged and given a couple of hours t.
: leave the town. VIM. Ward, VIM. Diver
John O'Brien, James MCGOWAN, John {
Thomas, Thomas Dean, Mike Floyder
. Ed Bawke and S. Leland, accused O
- vagrancy, were run in yesterday. Tn
Q city is full of tramps, buns and har
characters generally, and the police ar
r mailing a systematic effort to drive Their
s to other quarters. To effect this the
!: have established the chain gang who
is a terror to this class of gentry.
Charles Gray and William Wilson, tw
of the gang arrested by City Detectiv
Germ some weeks ago on the West Sid
q and in whose possession we're found
large quantity of dress goods, under
clothing. table linen, etc, evidentl
stolen goods, we're re-arrested yesterda
9 on a charge of petty larceny, the raj
. road authorities having just discovere
\ that the goods they had are a portion I
the goods atolen from a railroad car o
the Great Northern. They will hav
is their trial next Monday on this charg'
unless a more serious one is substituted
q TIE TRIBUNE is in receipt of "A con
y %munication from w. S. Mclean, srcr'
tary of the Sand Coulec football clul
stating that the club is willing to hrt
from any club aspiring to the title ,
champions of Montana and the nortl
west. Matches can be arranged by con
~municating with the secretary, Box q
Sand Coulee, Montana. Here is
chance for other Montana football club
# The Sand Coulce boys have herctofoI
been able to defeat any club which h;
% entered the contest with them and al
e thirsting to meet focmen worthy OF the
steel.
10 The annual congregational meeting
the First Presbyterian church was he
n on Monday evening of this week. The
ia was a large attendance. The reports fl
the year show a very gratifying growt
at Thirty. nine members have been adde
a. during the year. Twenty-sever person
have been baptised. The Sunday schoo
I'd report 27G members IN the rolls. III
" financial report also is very gratifyin
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