Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-09
NEWS eE M.z::11!nn 14z WEEK
saturday, Aug. 3.

George Mcdonald returned yesterday
from Anaconda, where he has been visit
ing for the past week.
j. e. Sheridan, editor of the Belt Val
ley Times, was ir town yesterday but
left in the morning for visit to Ana.
conda.
B. B. and W. L. Cook, the under
takers, will soon occupy the store on
Central avenue formerly occupied by
A. p. Curtin q Co.
The Butte and Montana Commercial
company have filed articles of incorpor-
alton with the county clerk for the tran
saction of business in Valley county,
Glasgow Record.
r. M. Chamberlain, the wool grower
of Otter Creek, is spending a few DAYS
in the city. He expects to commence
having in a few days and is getting his
machines in readiness.
The Sand Coulee Miner has consoli
dated with the Belt Valley Times, and
hereafter the Times will be sent to the
Miner subscribers. A. r.. Kellison will
still have charge of the Sand Coulee de-
partment of the Times.
b. H. Powers returned yesterday from
a trip to the Pacific coast of several
verks. He returns much improved in
health, and states that he had Il very
pleasant time on the coast, but is glad
to get back to Great Falls just the same.
In the suit of Wilmer Atkinson ct al.
vs. the City of Great Falls ct al. to res
train defendants from paving Central
avenue, the plaintiffs have filed notice
of their intention to move for d new trial
in the district court.
John HASTE yesterday pleaded guilty
before Judge Race on a charge Of as
sault and battery on the person OF his
wife. "Of course | cuifed her little
and spit in her face he told the Judge,
who gave him 60 days for the third
time.
Rev. JOS Anderson left the city this
morning for ID recuperating trip 10 the
mountains. His destination is the ranch
of his daughter, Mrs. A. w. Walker,
near Fort Logan, whore Mrs. and Miss
Gertrude Anderson have been visiting
for several weeks past. The family tx
poets to return home with Mr.. Anderson
ia about two weeks.
The number Of books taken out of the
public library during the month of July
WAS 1881. In June the nuWber was
ljSO, showing an increase OF 234 for the
/ month. Heretofore the patronage Of the
public library has fallen of during the
hot weather each year, but this season
il has increased steadily from month to
month, which speaks well for the man
agement, ald shows the increasing use
fulness Of the library
". \. Hedges Of Yale, Fergus county
and representative Of that county in
the legislature, is spending a few days in
/ the city. To Il TRIBUNE representative
| ne said that he was not yet prepared to
express an opinion on the advisabiity
OF calling an extra session, but he
! thought it was mainly matter of
whether the correction OF the codes
would result in enough saving to justify
the expense Of the extra session.
For the benefit of passengers at small
stations the Great Northern is about to
adopt a distinction of whistles OH it's
engines. Ia this past it has been hard
to tell the character of an approaching
train. but now when locomotive goes
on toot the passenger will Immediately
be able to tell whether it ia a cattle train
coming in or through train with Pull
4 mans attached. On the passenger en-
q gines of the Dakota division the new
i whistles have already been put in use.
and they will soon be extended to other
divisions.
The following is the official record of
the weather IN Great Falls for the month
Of July: Mean temperature GG.6 de
grees, minimum temperature 3S degrees
IN tI1I
degrees on the 29th total precipitation
26 inches, greatest precipitation in u
hours 81 inches, on the Sth, clear lays
Is, partly cloudy days 8, cloudy days }.
days on which .Ol inches or more rain
fell 10, prevailing direction of the wind
southwest, thunder and lightning on
18th, 18th, 9th, Both and 3lst; lightning
on the 10Th without thunder.
Rose Parker is the name of a woman
who is naughty but not nice. She COM
planned to the city marshal that a col
ored man who held the official position
of clover robbed her of her earnings in
j life of shame and she wanted him run
out of town. The mans name was Ed
Jones and he was arrested on her COM
plant. When he was brought to trial
she denied all the statements made to
the police and went back on all she had
said. Jones was, however, convicted and
lined $50. but given five minutes to leave
town. He used the time to the best ad-
vantage and Rose was then arrested ON
the charge OF being Il common prostitute
and given 60 days In the county Jail as a
reGormatory measure and to teach her
not to periure herself.
A man named Smith was brought in
from Cas- yesterday by Constabl
Harvey Hall. fettered and handcutfed,
and turned over to the sheriff with a
commitment calling for sixty days in
Jail, signed by Justice Howard. 1t
Seems that Smith VINO is new conner
there undertook to assault u citizen and
detied justice and constable. He fought,
bit and scratched when the officer unuer-
took to arrest him, and it finally took
five men to capture the infuriated man.
Justice Howard concluded that about
SIXTY days would cool OIL his blood a
little and make him more amenable to