Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-06-14
NEWS .! TIN WEEK
Saturday., June 8.

;ustice of the peace for kibbey town
ship.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Jay of
the B. and M. addition, yesterday morn
ing, a girl.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hay at
their residence at Arlington. on Mon
day last, u son.
Miss May Mckenzie of this city is
visiting her friends the Misses Melon
aid at Arlington.
The case of Baum & Co. Va. w. White
has been dismissed without prejudice
in the district court.
Joseph H. johnson deeds to K. Nor
rison lot q, block II, University addl-
ton. Consideration, 500.
II, M, Payne has been appointed JUS
tice OF the peace for kibbey township,
vice Emanuel Neble, resigned.
The following are the ore shipments
from Neihart for the last week: Broad
water, Ii cars; Gait, l. car. Total, IA
cars.
r. Stackhouse deeds to Joseph Schu-
Ter the east half of lot ID, block l4S,
Fourth addition to townsite. Conaid-
Grafton, 500.
Mrs. j. S. Hankey of Minneapolis, the
wife of "A prominent commission mer-
chant OF that city, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. A. Gockstetter.
James j. Hill and party are scheduled
to arrive in this city at an early hour
this morning from Butte on their return
to st. Paul. They will remain a short
time in this city.
Henry j. Meili, formerly a well known
railway mar residing in Great Falls,
now police magistrate at Havre, arrived
here Yesterday and was shaking hands
4 with his numerous friend in this city.
leo Balm of Wolf Creek, one Of the
most successful stockmcn of the judith
country, arrived here last night with lUO
head Of fed cattle, which he sold to tn"
Great Falls Meat company at a fancy
price.
\ school election was held at Lewis
town this week on a proposition to Issu"
$1,000 to build a school house. There
Wle a GOOD deal OF opposition to the
proposition, but the bonds carried ny a
got" of lG3 to -.
lIymOuIn lOIRe, ]. ". ~. ~, WeIt cl
tertained yesterday evening at pontet =
new club rooms 10y tho proprietor, who
is a member Of that hodge, An elegant
cold lunch was spread, with llquid re-
freshments to wash it down.
The Cora creek shccpurn are brtild
ing their sheep silcaring sheds at Cora.
THE sheep of Mrssrs. Ridley. Thornton,
prmb"rton, Armstrong and others Will
We be shrar"d there. probably something
over 10000 head. At Iondrrn over 80,
H0 head Of sheep will be HiIrarr',
III The Belt Mountain Miners union IT
II Neihart has made arrangements with *
Gov. Waite Of Colorado, who addresses
the Miners union at Butte ON tine 18Th
inst, to come to Neihart And AddrrrE
the union there on the oath INST, Ar
engagements are now in progrere at that
camp to give him IA rousing receptions
The welcome rain has fallen e~i"4iily
now tor two lays and two nights and 'hr
earth has received a very ~thoruugh
soaking. There Waa no complaint beard
yesterday from Great Falls citizens H
they ploddcd through the wet and Mud.
Everyone realized that it meant pros
perity for this section during the pres
ent season.
Matt Jensen. II brother of Andrew
jensen of this city. was elected Turslay
last by the Ommon council of st. Paul
city clerk Of that city. The election
was quite a compliment To- Mr.. Jensen,
~ he il Il well known republican OF that
city and the council of st. Paul is d"m
u@cratic. Mr.. Matt Jensen has been ful
many years chief clerk in the state
trcasurer's office at ST. Paul and is q
bright and very popular young man II
that city.
Peter Valrsk was tried brfor" Judge
Murphy MnEdny ON a charge OF beating
his wife. II appears he beat her Sun
day morning. was arrested, taken before
Judge Murphy and rrprimand"h. l''
returned home and started to amuS'
himself again by beating her. II" aIH'
put her out Of the house, compelling he!
to stay during the heavy rain until she
was ircnrhcl. For this he was again
arrested and fined 80 and costs, his
wife and friends coming to his relief and
paying the fine.
Messrs. Lapine and March,two French.
men, were in town this week with Il
bunch of horses on their way to tho east
MI. March the elder of the two, mo,
with a very painful accident while here
lie had roped a horse and while endeav
oring to get his winds around tho sad
die horn the animal zoe Il run on the
rope, catching the thumb OF his left
hand between the rope and saddle horn
and almost severing it from the hand
The member WAS amputated by DR.
Hoyt, and March left "Wednesday for his
homo, west of Benton, being unable t.
travel any further with the horses. 80