Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-08
NEWS gE vnE WEEK
Saturday, Nov. 2,

DIR. j. A. Bovett of Utica, the mining
king of Yogo guch, is in the city.
The mines at Sand Coulee are now
being worked about five day per week.
Conrad Bros of Great Falls have pur-
chased the stock, good will etc, of Ii. !,
Wackerln q Co. of Neihart.
Mrs. j. W. Naugle of Butte. accom-
panied by Miss Myrtle Mettler Of Great
Falls, went to Armiugton yesterday for a
visit with friends.
Mr.. Mcdonald, ono Of the proprietors
of the Great t'alls Carriage works. re-
turned yesterday from three weeke'
visit near phllipsburg,
During tho week six cara Of ore have
been shipped from Nnihnrt to Great
Falls, the Broadwater shipping four and
the Florence and Benton one each.
In the district court yesterday, Judge
Benton granted the motion for con-
tinuance in the case Of John Sebastian.
charged with murder, and set his tlTAl
FOR the first day of tho December term.
Belt is crowded with idle mon and if
the unemployed do not want to suffer
disappointment they will keep away.
The m'nes have all the help required or
that will be required for some time to
come Belt Times.
A largo number of members Of Cata-
| ract lodge. No. IS, Knights Of Pythaa
of Great Falls, viii go 10 Belt Monday,
1 November H. to attend the institution
| there of new lodge of The order, to be
i known as Cascade, No 80 The new
/ lodge will have about 80 charter mem
| bers.
The wool growers of Choteau county
| have elected James Wright of Fort Ben
! ton, James O'lIerron Of Chinook, T. =.
| Strobe Of Whitlaeb, Julius Lehfeldt Of
Big Sandy, j. o. Patterson OF Big Sandy,
and &. IL, Merrill, at large. delegates to
4 tho etate convention of wool lgroWcrH, to
4 be held at Helena Nov, II.
Attorney Merrill yesterday entered a
demurrer to the complaint IN the case of
the State vs. Joseph Jonas, charged with
sending Il challenge to fgh. a duel, on
II the ground that the challenge was alter
4 native and contingent and not absolute.
The demurrer was Overruled. and Jonas
q will plead at 80 p, m. today.
Tho Columbus hospital Of Great Falls
n has secured the contract to provide med,
lCal and surgical attendance for the en-
ploycs Of the CaBtnor Coal and Coke
h company nf Belt, and Dr. g. Il, X Vidal,
formerly Of Nelhart, has been installed
as pin ysiciap and surgeon for the hospi.
tai, to attend to the BUSINESS at Belt.
The Lewistown Democrat publishes 4
4 list of persons who pay taxes in fnrgus
county to She amount of 500 or more.
i Ia the list appear tho First National
IA bank Of Great Falls, @lG u; Mrs. II. H.
n III her Of Great Fails, SOL GG, the M. j.,
II Leaning estate, SlGi 80; and eevcral live
N stock companies in which reBdents Of
N Great Falls are interested,
n We learn that Jno. w. Gahan, Of the
VI Milk river country, has disposed IF hi
sheep interests to Mrs. Frank S. Bliss Of
Harlem, on the basis of Fl loper head all
around Mr. & han Will soon leave for
the east whore he VIII spend the winter
but will probably retarn to Northerr
n Montana in the spring aud again enaage
u in the wool growing business. -lt!"or
II Press
III The lereuo County Wool Growere'
Ss association has elected $ S. Ilobgou, VI
A A. Hedges, =. = Chandler, A. W. kower,
Vi L. H. Hamilton, w. II. Peek, aud W. II
x Lamont delegates t. the state wool
~ grOWeys' convention, to be held in IleA
Ia enA Nov II, Iho wool growers Of fe
N Ton cOInly viii meet at Ehotcau today
IN Valley will Oe fho ouly county in north
~ ern Montana unrepresented at the state
III #conventiun.
III Thomas Riloy, an al.rounh petty lar
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