Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-01-04
Sunday, Dec. 30.

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was the only one injured.-Belt Times.
Sunday, Dec. 30.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rothen-
fluh. a son.
Sheriff O'Neal of Fort Benton came in
yesterday on the train from the west.
John X, Cashier of Belt came in yes
terday and is registered at the Park.
Mr.. w. Monroe of Neihart came in
last night and is registered at the Park.
u. n. Burton came in yesterday from
Helena and will leave today for his home
at Burton, near Choteau.
Ferdinand Arndt entered suit in the
district court yesterday against George
RI. Mullery on note for $685. S.
The wrecking train went out Rlceville
yesterday to get a car which had broken
down, owing 10 some defect in the truck.
G. M. Webster deeds 20 A. Il. Dicker-
man for q nominal consideration, lot IA
in block 4G9, First addition to townsite,
A marriage @licence was issued yester-
day to Charles Hauxwell, aged 81, and
Miss Emily Courtney, aged 30, both of
Great Falls.
The Anaconda company is now work
ing seven of its properties, from which it
is extracting about $500 tons of ore per
day.-Railway Review.
Miss Florence King. who has been alb
sent in Ohio and other eastern states for
some time visiting relatives and friends
will return to Great Falls today.
j. S. Neuman deeds to c. NJ. Webster
for a consideration of $1,000 the east
half of lot -. block 47O, and lot ID, block
AGO, First addition to townsite.
Deputy Sheriff Carrier returned yes.
terday from Deer Lodge, where he has
been with a prisoner, the last of those
sentenced at the recent term of court.
Peter McLachlin and John Quinn
were before his honor this morning
charged with being drunk and fighting.
Both were fined 1925 and both paid
their fines.
w. p. S. Hawk will assume entire
charge of the Rocky Mountain Telegraph
company Jan. l as proprietor and man.
ager. Mr.. Hawk has been managing
this company for some time past.-Rail-
way Review,
Andrew McPnee's mammoth epectac-
ular Uncle Toms Cabin show at the
opera house tomorrow night and Tues.
day. Matinee Tuesday afternoon $50,
at which Little Eva will, as far as posi-
BILE, present each child with a package
of candy.
Rev. W. +. Hawk and family are visit
ing with Rev. +, A. Riggin of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr.. Hawk
is on his way to the state of Washington.
He will occupy the pulpit Of the Metho-
dist church today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Samples gave a card
ard dancing party Friday evening last
at their residence, 914 Second avenue
south. The party was given in honor of
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Samples
of Kansas City, and a very pleasant
evening was passed by the invited guests,
who enjoyed the hospitality of the host
and hostess SO much that it was an early
hour yesterday morning before the party
broke up.
The glove contest advertised to take
place last night between Jack Ford of
Great Falls and Joe Purvis of Grand
Forks did not come off owing to the pc.
sition taken by the county authorities,
who served notice On the management
that a prosecution would follow if they
attempted it. The management stated
last night, however, that the fight would
certainly come off somewhere at a date
to be declared later. Jack Ford is the
party who was married some months
ago on the stage at the Globe.
Married, last night, at the residence OF
the groom, West Great Falls, Rev. +. A,
Riggiu officiating, Mr.. Charles Hauxwell
and Emily Courtney. Miss Courtney is
the daughter of Rev. Edward Noble
Courtney of England and is a most es.
teemed lady who recently arrived in
Great Falls. Mr.. Hauxwell surprised his
friends, his bride arriving on yesterdays
train and few of his acquaintance know
ing that a wedding had been arranged
for.