Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-16

declaration of homestead covering lot 4,
block 23S, Fourth avenue north and
Sixth street; declared value, $1,000.
Sheriff Dwyer yesterday ran across a.
stray horse with a halter on the prairie
toward Sand Coulee. TWAS brown with
white stripe iu face and branded 6 bar.
A. Il. Eaton left this morning for New
Bedford. Mass, for visit of several
weeks duration. lie will 60 and return
by the lake route and anticipates pleas
ant trip.
There are now 10 prisoners in the
county jail, three being women. The
jail is overcrowded and Sheriff Dwyer is
wondering where he will put the next
prisoner.
S. A. Miller of Big Sandy, foreman for
Mcnamara, the cattle king, is IN the
city. Mr.. Miller has entirely recovered
from the injuries which confined him to
Columbus hospital for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Luckett left this
morning for visit with friends and rel
atves in Duluth, Buffalo, A bany, Phil
adelphia, Boston, Center Falls and New
ark. They will be absent about five
weeks.
The employees of the Montana Central
Railway company in Great Falls will
receive their wages for July from today
until Monday. About $4,000 will thus
find its way into the channels of trade
in the city.
Frank Glab and wife, Miss Minnie
Cornelius, Mrs. Jensen and Col. Gray
returned yesterday from Tenderfoot
creek, where they have been on hunt
ing and fishing trip. They had excellent
sport and a good time.
1t is said local cattle raiser is hay
ing an exceptionally good calf crop this
year, the cows bringing in from two to
four calves each to the evident dspleas-
ure of other cattle raisers. There arc
tricks in every trade but theirs.-Rising
Sun.
There were just two victims gathered
in yesterday by the police, John Scan
Ian, who was accused of begging, and
John Deeson, charged with being drunk
They were both too full of booze to take
before the court yesterday, and will have
their examination this morning.
Otto Schoenfcldt has been appointed
superintendent Of the bench show at the
Cascade county fair and W. r, Dwyer,
| G. M. Webster and p. b. Gallagher are
named as the judges. Quite a number
of owners of blue blooded CANNES have
signified their intention of exhibiting
Three troops of cavalry left Fort AS
sinniboine yesterday and camped at the
Marias last night They will reach Fort
| Rapfnp this morning nd will pa m n RI "a
until tomorrow, when they will come to
Great Fails. They will go hence to Fort
Shaw, and thence take the most direct
route to the fort.
L. II. Hamilton of the Sage Creek
Sheep company will move into his new
residence at Fourth avenue north and
Eleventh street today. 1t is one of the
finest residences in the city, containing
nine rooms handsomely finished and pro-
vided with all modern conveniences. 1t
cost about $1,000.
Many complaints have been made re-
Gently that bicyclsts are violating the
ordinance against riding on the sidewalk,
and child on the north side was re-
Gently struck and injured by cyclst on
the sidewalk The police will henceforth
enforce the ordinance to the letter and
every violator will be arrested.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Stockdale, Louis
Dean, +. f. Stockdale, Inez Getfs and
w. Carl Stockdae. all of Chicago, mem
bers of the lmson Comedy company, are
at the Burlington. W. Carl Stockdale
is an enthusiastic bicyclist, belonging to
the Minneapolis Cycle club, and has
travelled all over Montana on his wheel,
his cyclometer showing nearly 1000
| miles.
A warrant was yesterday issued for
Miss Bergen, the insane dressmaker who
caused such disturbance in the Black
EAGLE Falls addition recently, and she
will be examined as to her sanity IN the
district court today. Sne believes that
men are contemplating the murder OF
herself and all her friends, and insists
that chiuren are disturbing her. She Is
afflicted with curvature Of the spine and
this spinal affection has probably affect
ed her brain. She is very violent and
while at the poor house, where she has
been for the past week, 1t was necessary
10 keep her locked up.
! The Helena independent has cGuLlnd-
ed to open d news bureau here and mako
an effort to extend their circulation III
| this section of the state. 70 this end
| they have secured the services of j, f..
! Reynolds, who will have charge of the
Great rails bureau. AIr Reynolds is a
newspaper man Of ability and th9 lnde-
pendent will be ably represented by him
| IN Great Fails.
Manufacturers cannot possibly find a
| better or cheaper mrthod of introducing
! their. Goods To- thr public or Of krrDinp