Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-01
Tuesday, Feb, 2G.

FAR,
j. Fl. Brookhouse of Athol, Mass, is
in the city.
The county commissioners will meet
in regular session Monday,
Isaac Erb and wife deed to Vii II.
Erb lot Ia, block 1876, consideration, $10O.
Miss Ruth Harding of Augusta, Maine,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Camp
bell.
Largent & Huntoon bring suit on
special contract against S. j. Duffy for
1886.
This is Shrove Tuesday, or Mardi
Gras day, and Lent will begin tomorrow,
Ash Wednesday.
Miss Mary Martin of the West side
entertained a number of friends at
whist last night.
The next term of the district court
will enc Monday. The jurors are
called for Tuesday.
G. E. Kretlow of the silver emelter was
rejoicing yesterday over the arrival of his
first baby, a little girl.
The Ladies' Equal Suffrage association
will meet at the Grand Central hotel
parlors today at 2:30 p. m.
The board of trade will hold it's regu-
Ter meeting this evening. Much impor-
tant business is to be considered.
A. Cunningham, superintendent of
construction of the Belt coke ovens and
washing plant, returned yesterday from
Chicago.
Herman F. Knoell and Miss Laura
Corbett, both of Cutbank, Teton county,
were licensed to we'd yesterday by Clerk
Cockrill.
j.. j. Case, assistant superintendent of
the Boston u Montana smelters, return
ed yesterday from a visit of several weeks
in the east.
Seth McFarren, Jr., deputy sheriff of
Flathead county, and Miss Ranneie Mar
tin Of this city have been granted a mar
riage license.
The article on "Belt Gold Mines" re-
Gently contributed TO THE TRIBUNE by
Rex has been quoted by every news
paper in Montana.
City Attorney Largent and Aid. Young
left by the senatorial special Sunday to
attend the meeting of municipal officers
held IN Helena last night.
James NJ. Gaunt and wife deed to r.
T. Gorham, trdstee, the west one-half of
the northeast ~one-fourth, section I. town
ship II north. range | east.
The senators spent Sunday in viewing
the smelters, falls, Giant springs and
notable buildings of the city and left for
Helena at 8 p. m. we'll pleased with their
visit.
A cave in of about 1900 feet OF the en-
try to the old workings occurred at Belt
Sunday evening. The new workings are
intact and no one was injured. Work is
temporarily suspended.
Irene Wilson, who was arrested Sun
day in a Central avenue saloon, charged
with drunkenness and disorderly CON
duct, forfeited a cash bail bond of $25
and left for Neihart yesterday morning.
In the case before Judge Race yester-
day in which Ellery G. Cook is charged
with bastardy by Katie Nicholson, The
complainant failed to appear at the
AOuA 6oG duu tuP Cd6o was CUutlUuCu I'LL
til 4 p. m. today. Geo. H. Stanton is de-
PENDANTS attorney.
The first annual ball of the Irish
American club of Great Falls will be
given on the evening OF St. Patrick's day
March II, at the Grand Central hotel.
This club was organized about the first
of the present year and hopes to make
lfR initial danca a ancraas.
A movement is on foot here to start a
lodge of the knights OF Pythias, which
is already meeting with good success.
This is a social order of the highest class
whose benefits are worthy the considera-
ton OF every man whose aims are for a
higher degree of development in char
acter. We wish the advocates of this
movement much success. 1t is said that
there are fourteen members of this order
resident at Northumberland Herald.
Milt Harrah, foreman for the Nm
cattle company, was out this week look
ing into the condition of the cattle. 1t
was just after the storm, and the stock
had drifted in on the river from the hills
for the first time this winter. Milt states
that he did not find a single carcass and
While the COWS are poor they are IN con-
dition to weather out the flag end of the
winter. The steers are in good shape,
many being in a condition to make good
beef.-Glasgow Gazette.
A lecture on Love, Courtship, and
Marriage" has been arranged by the
Ladies' Aid society to be delivered by
the Rev. Joseph Anderson in the Bap.
fist church on Thursday night which,
it is promised, will be both entertain
ing and instructive. At the close bridal
pairs, if they choose, have the privilege
of being united in marriage without fee
by previously arranging with MIR, Ander-
son, 7O2 Third avenue south. Music
and free refreshments will form a part
of the social program. Admission, %
cents each. No extra charge for bash
full bachelors or modest maidens, espe-
cially if they come together
Eugene Prior Yesterday received the
news of an attempt to murder and rob
e. G. Mount, formerly of Great Falls,
now of Guthrie Center, Iowa, Mr..
Mount, who is quite advanced in years.
was strolling along a New Mexican road
when attacked nv a ouartat IF bandits