Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-22

beef. Some Of them have been slaught-
seen in this market.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Campbell gave a
whist party last Wednesday evening in
honor of their guest, Miss Harding Of
Augusta, Maine. They will give another
whist party Friday evening.
John Peterson and Representatives
Tallant and Losee of the Legislature
have leased the Golden Star lode, Lump
gulch, from Mr.. Swanson and have put
a force of men ut work on the property.
Helena Herald.
A telegram received here yesterday
announces the marriage in Minneapolis
of John Andersen of Great Falls to an
estimable lady Of the former city. Mr..
Andersen is one of the pioneers of this
city and a we'll known business a
Horace II. Bement, a resident of the
west side, died yesterday afternoon. He
was 63 years of age, and the cause of his
death was paralysis. Arrangements for
! his funeral have not yet been wholly
completed, but he will probably be
buried here Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. King are the happy
parents of Il bran new daughter which
arrived at their home yesterday. 1t is
stated on reliable authority that as soon
as Supt. King gets through admiring the
baby and returns tn the water works
office a box of cigars will be on tap to his
visitors.
George Tighc, who is fitting up the
old Strain store for a new dry goods
store, came in yesterday from Butte, and
will leave today for the east. Mr.. Tlghe
has already purchased a large amount of
goods, most of which are here and in a
few days will be on the shelves of the
new store.
Anthony Quinn, who had just been re-
leased from a three day sentence for
drunkenness and begging on the streets,
was again before Judge Hawkins y%ester-
day on the same charge. A few hours
ing drunk and out on the streets solicit
ing money to purchase more whiskey.
This time the court gave him four days
in the city Jail.
Mike Conley was yesterday fined $40
and costs for carrying concealed weapons.
His revolver was discharged in the Globe
theatre, accidentally he claims, and the
bullet fortunately entered the floor do
ing little damage. Officer Hamilton put
him under arrest however for carrying a
gun, a practice that is not only useless
but against the city ordinance, ard more
liable to get a man into trouble than out
of it.
The Montreal Herald says: CDR. En-
gland of this city ard DR.. Longeway Of
Great Falls, Mont, left last evening for
New York via the Central Vermont rail
way. They will spend several weeks Wis,
iting the larger hospitals and chief med
, ical centers of the eastern states. II
will in fact be a professional tour, not
I business trip" DIR. Longeway expects
, to return to Great Falls about the mid
die of April.
: The Great Falls correspondent of the
! Sun River Rising Sun says: "One Of
!, the workmen while sinking a shaft or
the west side near the Horseshoe slough
for the new brewery company, found al
t a depth of seventeen feet a piece of clott
we'll preserved and strong. The eartf
: about it had no evidence of being mo
Tested since Noah's time. Yet old timer
uHte CDo ClOLu luLeTuloAI Ill Iio yodI LOU
s when it is said the waters covered tn
entire Sun River valley, changing th'
bed of the river in many places. Can i
be that this piece of cotton has beef
8 covered up thirty-two years and remain
strong"
Geo. H. Crow of Fort Madison, Iowa
n father of the young man now under ar
rest for shooting James Morgan, arrived
here Yesterday. Mr.. Crow is a highl.
n respected citizen Of that place and is il
great distress over the predicament il
which he finds his son. This is the frs
time any of his family we're ever ARRESTED
or charged with crime, he says, and tn
boys mother and family feel terribl
over the matter. He says his son ha
: always been honest and trustworth.,
u and a comfort to his invalid mother here
: tofore, and he cannot believe he is guilt
i of willful criminal conduct, althougi
g he deplores as much as any one his ras'
= shot.