Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-03
Wednesday, Nav l..

"A marriage license was granted yes
terday to j. p. Grier of this city and
Miss Sarah F.. Donnelly Of Currie, MINI.
In the case of w. Deering & Co. Va. j.
M. Gaunt judgment by default was en-.
tered Yesterday in the district court for
S4,37GI3S.
Esther T.. Hodgeen has commenced
suit in the district court against G. A..
Grant ct al. to forecloee a mortgage for
$1,000 on lot II, block 100, townsite.
In the case of the First National bank
Of Helena vs. II. Ii. Horton ct al. de
fault of defendant and order of sale was
yesterday entered in the district court.
l.. Menech of Harlem was A visitor
Wednesday. Mr.. Menech was trying to
buy the Advertiser plant which he com
templates establishing at Landusky.-
Havre Herald.
The trustees of the American Brewing
n Mating company met yesterday and
elected the following officers: President,
Il. f.. Lampey; vice president, f.. a.
Reiehel: secretary and treasurer. II. w.
GrunWaldt. President Lampey reports
that the stonework is finished and that
that the brick and cement work will
begin at once.
st. Paul commission men are again
asking potato shipments from the Flat
head valley. They quote prime sorted
POTATOES, straight carload of one va,
riety, at Sl.15 to Sl.25 per hundred.
Mixed lots 90 cents to Sl.O5. This
means Al to 10 cents per cwt loaded on
the cars here. There are none for sale
at this price, Columbian.
John Crowley and Bessie Gordon, two
employees of the Park theater, we're ar
rested yesterday On a charge of petty
larceny. 1t was alleged that they had
stolen a watch and chain from a man in
a box, but the prosecuting witness could
not be found and there was no evidence
to support the charge SO they were re-
leased.
The freight business of the Judith
basin is now an object of attention by
competing transportation companies.
Solicitors of the Great Northern. the
Burlington and the Northern Pacific are
canvassing that section, and among the
advantages offered it is believed there
will be a cut in rates.-River Press,
W. y. Baker and George niIlyer have
leased the old Ashby agricultural ware
house on Second street and are o
httlDg 1t up for d summer garden. 1t
will be known as the Casino and will be
run by Risky Barnett as business man
ager. Tho proprletors expect to have it
open for business within d Few weeks.
Yesterday evening the three republic.
an ard the two populist members of the
comtnon council met in caucus at the
council chamber. on invitation of the re
publicans, to see if they could agree or
the appointments to be made by the
now administration. The caucus was a
secret one and the three democratic
members were not invited to attend, but
it WAS whispered about shortly after the
adjournment that the two populist mem
beers declined the proposition of the re-
publicans to walk into their little parlor,
as the spider proposed to the fly.
The Union Mems Building association
held a meeting last night and elected j.
e, Fox of the Clerks union president.
james Erickson of the Stonemasons
union vice president, a. f. Cautield of
the Carpenters union secretary, and l..
Nj. Mcdonnell of the A. f. L. treasurer.
Tine association has d capital stock of
$4,000. divided into shares of s. each.
Considerable stock has already been sub
eoribed for. The corporation has An op
ton on a Central avenue lot and ae soon
as sufficient stock liz sold they will prob
ably purchase it. Their intention is to
put up a three story brick building with
a large hall on the top floor. lodge rooms
on the second floor, and a store on the
ground floor, provided they raise sufli-
cient money.