Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-08-23
eE HHz WEEK
Saturday. Aug ~.

Mrs. Frank T.. Gage has returned from
her visit to Fargo.
e. b. Judd returned yesterday from a
pleasant hunting and fishing trip.
Walter S. Clark of Choteau is in the
city on his return from the Yellowstone
National park.
The Choteau baseball team will prob
day, August 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Brown returned
Yesterday from a visit of two months in
Ohio and Ontario.
Laura S. Murphy has brought suit
against John Hayslett C'Dirty john to
foreclose a mortgage for Sl25.
The freight on coal shipped to Great
Falls alone from Sand Coulee during the
last month amounted to Sl3,777.
G. T. Wernecke, formerly Of this city,
now of Columbia Falls, has lust returned
from Alaska, where he has been buying
fure.
Mics Kathryn Miller of Great Falls
has been chosen teacher of the Barker
school for the next term, beginning Sep.
tember ..
Henry Behrens conveys to John W..
.Albers, for a consideration of Sl75, "A
horee, blackboard, harness, butchers
toole, etc.
Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Iona and Miss
Lulu expect to go east in a week or 80
for a months visit to friends and rela-
tiyes In Indiana.
The school census of Fort Benton
shows 107 boys u ~ girls of school
age in the district. while "A children are
under the age of six years.
Rev. G. N. Hauge Of Helena and Rev.
9. Peterson of Sand Coulee will assist in
the services tomorrow in the Emanuel
Methodist Episcopal church.
The Hotter Lumber company of Great
Falls has begun to saw the logs cut by
the company at Barker several years Ago..
Some of the logs had begun to decay.
The Great Falls Water Power and
TOwnsite company deeds to Theresa
johnson lot 8, block 59l, Fifth addition
to the towneite Of Great Falls; consider
alton, $500.
Judge Dudley DuBose of Fort Benton,
is in tina city. Judge DuBose expects
Mrs. DuBose and daughter t. arrive
from their home in hatlottesviIle, Va,
next month.
DR.. G. f. x. Vidal and O. n. Holt of
Neihart are expected TO arrive today, On
route to Missoula, where they will rep
resent the Nelhart lodge at the meeting
Of the grand lodge of the A. O. u. w.
Miss 3. Winifrcd Holland, formerly
superintendent of Silver Bow county
schools, and Mr.. David A. Dickson will
be married in Centerviile August u aud
will be at home in Great Falls after Sep
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The Sand Coulee school house is being
Temodeled and enlarged by tho addition
of two wings. When the improvements
are completed the seating capacity of
the building will have been doubled.
The infant child of Postmaster Walter
J, Kennedy of Belt died yesterday morn
ing at 3 o'clock. The mother died Il few
months ago. The funeral will take place
at 10 a. m. today from the residence of
W. j. Kennedy of this city.
During the past week SIX cars of ore
have been shipped from Neihart, a de
crease OF five cars from the previous
week, the decrease being wholly attrib-
utable to the small shipment from the
Brohdwater. The Broadwater shipped
three, the Florence two, and the Benton
one.
Relatives desire to learn the Whre-
abouts of ID. Van Decar, a young man of
20 years, medium height, dark. complex.
ion, dark hair and eyes. He was last
InnrI fr-., tl.fl.,t - T-.n a.. II.pr |
man house, Butte. Usually employed
as a table waiter and may be at work in
some restaurant or hotel. His mother
is anxious to hear from him. Address
Mrs. II. Van Decar, Benton Harbor,
Mich, box, 5l5: and Mrs. l.. LiecoY, JET
ferson City, Mont.
The grand lodge of the A. 0. u. w.
will convene next Tuesday and Wednea.
day at Misaouiu, where there have been
elaborate arrangements made to enter
tain the delegates Of tho Montana juris-
dictlon. Great Falls lodge, No. 30. will
be represented by Charles Wegner; Hos-
ton lodge, No. 4G by Henry prentiss, jr.;
and Ivy lodge, No, :, Degree of Honor,
by Mra. Amos beEil9tR,
3. +. Gilman OF liemingfDrd, Neh,
and 5. u. Gilman of MadlaOn, Wis, both
attorneys and brothers Of DR.. Helen &.
Roberts, are visiting thor sister here, on
their way hon.e from the National park.
They expect to remain here about Il
month, and make Il hunting trip to the
Ionderfoot creek country.
Rev. Joseph Anderson, accompanied
by Mrs. Anderson and Miss Gertrude
Anderson, returned yesterday from a
lengthy vacation visit to Mr.. aud Mra.
Walker Of Fort Logan, Mre. Walker is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson.
They all returned much benefited in
health by their vacation.
W. NJ. Cockrill, clerk OF the district
court, yesterday received the following
telegram; 'Please send by telegram
marriage license for Andru MakeIa and
Ritz Kaski, aged Is and 2H. CSigned)
q. Nora The clerk replied that the
lew codes forbid issuing n marriage
license by telegraph and advised the
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