Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

'hoS ~ VIII pIuVo DuL LclupOTdTy dll-
ment.-River Press.
Gus Seigling, we'll known rancher of
Belt creek and one of the old timers,
came in yesterday on some business in
the city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Judd,
at their residence on Park Drive
and Seventh avenue north. on January
s, daughter.
Rev F.N, iLauge of Helena, is holding
meetings every night at the new Scandi-
navian M. II. church. Every body is
cordially invited to attend.
The Butte and Montana Commercial
company have commeced suit in the
district court for possession of real estate
and $500 damages against August
Spoomer.
S. M. Emery, perintendent of the
state experimental station connected
with the agricultural college. arrived
yesterday to take part in the farmers
institute. which convenes its sess'on
today.
Robert S. Ball and Helen j. Griffin of
Sand Coulee were married Tuesday even
ing at the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Van Orsdel. Mr.. Ball will be remem-
bered in Great Falls as one of the first
policemen ever appointed on the force
here. He has lately been Lying at sand
COulce.
William G. Wilson has opened new
drug store called the Palace Pharmacy.
in the corner store of the new court
house building. The store is being
fixed up very attractively and ii first
class stock Of new goods is being put in
by the proprietor, who has had large ey
perience IN the business.
The committee in charge of the cele-
bration Uf Burns birthday. which occurs
on Friday, January %. have nearly com
pleted the program for that event, which
Will be printed later in THE TRIBUNE
They have arranged for concert CON
sisting of Scotch songs, a dance at Realty
hall IN the evening and a grand supper
at the Grand Central hotel.
The following cases have been dis
missed settled, in the district court: f.
.. Ferrell vs.. Robt. Woodlock: John
Hunter VS.. Mary Amad-ns; phos $;u!ly
VS.. Montana Central Railway Co; David
Hughes vs. John r. >coliard; Gust. G..
Minte1 Il Co. VS.. Annie Hoffman; JOS
II. johnson VS.. Thos. W. Fleetwood: e.
ID. Hastie VS.. Rufus j. Hardy: Henry
Seiben vs. Rufus Hardy ct al.
The present session of the legislature
will probably be requested to change tho
lines Of the present Tenth judicial dis.
trict. IT this is done it is believed that
d new district will be formed Of Teton
and Fathead counties, while Choteau,
Fergus, and Valley will comprise the
Tenth judicial district. Nothing has
been decided as to the judicial supervs-
ion of the districts should the change be
made.-River Press.
The Great Falls National bank held
its annual meeting Tuesday last and
elected the following board of directors:
Il. S. Ford, +. q. Maclay, f. b. Werrick
Matt Dunn, John II. Murphy, Daqid f.
Wilson and W. Il. Pigott, all reelected.
The old officers were also re elected by
the directors. The bank, in accordance
with Its established policy declared no
dividend. but the sum added to undi
vided profits was sufficient to have made
a handsome dividend to the stockholders
at meeting of the Journeymen
Butchers union, held last night. the fol
lowing officers were installed for the
ensuing term: IL. F.. Sparling, presi-
dent; Taylor Clark, vice president; w
A. Miller. financial secretary; Paul Auer-
bach, treasurer; S. S. kooser, recording
secretary, and w. A. Boneface, bouncer
S. S. kooser, II. f. Sparkling and J. F.
Like were elected delegates to the
Trades and Labor council.
l.. b. Bissette ~ho was again before
Judge Race yesterday on ID charge OF
! aesaultlng kittie Manning, was fined S:}t
and costs. although the complaining
witness did her best to clear him. Her
face. which was badly bruised. however
was witness enough against him. kittle
Was fined - for contempt of court for
failing tn oappear against MIN when tn.
cnse was called The day before. The
fines were both forthcoming and the
couple departed good friends.
ne Great Fails Water Co. has brought
an injunction suit against the mayor,
city council and city treasurer to prevent
them from using the money levied for
the water fund, for THE purpose Of re-
dgeming outstanding general fund war
ra, ts. AS Contemplated b, ordinance No.
l2V published III Tuesdays IEIBtN NF.
ana passed it the las' lnrr1ng Of the
c"pncil. The Irouud taken in tie in
Junction il that the Wdlpr funn Is levied
DN viz! ne of Il statute authorizing IN
eTtra levy for wafer purposes and cannot
b" used for any othpr purpose.
rho Anaconda STANDARD has the fG!-
lowing TO say about Il well-kno"u rail
way man il this Clty, who has opened
hI- office in Butte as agent Of the Bur
hngton. "F \. Sears was formerly stock
agrnt for the so" at Great Falls and he
is AN experienced railroad man and a
genial gentlemnu besides. lie will de
vote his attention particularly to freight
business. Mr. Sears has the reputation
Of being hustler and there is no doubt
that he will soon build up large bust
ness for his road in Butte, as there is a
very friendly feeling for the burlington
among the merchants here.
The stock which has been the great
factor in the Boston copper market Is
undoubtedly the Boston a Montana,
which, with the Butte a Boston. are both
lrHAr tnp n, q n a n. u and known