Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-17
Wednesday, MAY x.

John Giesey of Kibbey was in the city
yesterday.
William Basto, a native of England,
yesterday took out his full naturalization
papers.
John X. Cashier, one Of the old-timers
of Belt, came in from that camp yester-
day and is a guest at the Park.
G. M. Jacobs of Chinook, a we'll known
w%oolgrower of that section, is spending
a day or two in the city on business.
F.. r. Clingan. the Belt merchant,
came in yesterday from that camp to at.
tend the funeral Of Thomas A. Wall.
S. N. Dickey and Andrew Hay came
in yesterday to attend a special meeting
of the board of county commissioners.
Pat Fitzgerald, the proprietor of the
Anaconda hotel at Belt, came in yester-
day and is a guest at the Grand Central.
j. G. Huntoon, who has peer absent in
the Judith country for several days on
a visit to his father returned yesterday.
William Basto and James Gilmore,
two substantial farmers of kibbey, we're
in the city yesterday attending the fune-
raj of Thomas A. Wall.
In the case of Matthew Bolles a. Co. vs.
William Il. Cate ct al. default of the
defendant was entered in the district
court and an order of sale issued.
w. II. Cline, a resident Of Hastings,
Neb., is in the city for "a few days visit.
Mr.. Cline is SO much pleased with Great
Falls that he is seriously thinking of To-
eating here permanently.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day by Clerk Of the Court Cockrill to
Charles Frankoeet, aged ~, and Mary
Kraul, aged 10. Both groom and bride
are residents of Belt and both are ma
tiveS OF Austria.
G. p. Downing, the new city marshal,
yesterday took charge Of the office. his
predecessor, Marshal Pontet. turning
over The books and effects of the office
and retiring to private life. Marshal
Downing put in his time yesterday learn
ing the ropes.
A. +. Cautield, secretary Of the State
! Trades and Labor Council recently or
ganized at Helena. has compiled the
constitution and bylaws of the organic,
alton. and they are now in the hands OF
the printer. They will be PUBLISHED and
distributed in ii few days.
j. c. Campbell and Pat Channis under.
regarding IA tritling matter with their
fists the other day. Yesterday they paid
50 each to Judge Hawkins to settle IA
difference the court and themselves had
as to propriety Of their methods OF
argument.
The American Railway Union at its
last meeting elected as delegates to the
Trades and Labor Assembly of this city
Meesrs. Russell. T.. l.. White and Charles
Sorry. The latter gentleman was re
elected. having served as representative
in the Trades Council for some time past.
Julius Hirshberg, the Choteau mer,
chant, arrived here yesterday from Butte
accompanied by his wife, They have
been attending the funeral Of Simon
Jacobs, the Bate city treasurer, who
committed suicide on account Of a short.
age in his funds, Mrs, lIirshberg is a
sister of the deceased city treasurer.
Ransom Cooper, representing the tax,
payers who protested against the carry.
ing out Of the Nogel contract for the
paving of Central avenue. yesterday
gave notice of appeal from the decision
of the district court, which WAS rendered
a few days ago and which sustained the
validity of Nogei's contract,
John u, Kcarful, the cabbage king Of
ChoteH,, county, spent one day III town