Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-09-20
NEWS ez TIN WEEK
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Saturday, Sept ID.

Mrs. j. w. Porter and children of
Great Falls, are visiting Mrs. Healy and
Mrs. Hull this week. Sun River Sun.
Lee Dennis and Charles j. Jones of
Belt have each issued a challenge to run
Lee Tut of Great Falls so or 100 Yards
for 500 to $3.50.
Mrs. F. B. Wilcox and con will return
in about ten days from Minneapolis,
where they have been visiting for the
past three months.
In the suit of Bach, Cory & Co. VS..
W. and Jane Talbot, Judgment by
default for Sl25.92 was entered in the
district court yesterday.
During the past week aeven cars of
ore have been shipped from Neihart, the
Broadwater shipping five and the Flor.
ence and Benton n each.
E. S. Gile and wife decd to G.. Y. Nor
cross, for a consideration of Sl05, lot12,
block A, Fourth street addition to the
TOWNSHIP Of North Great Falls.
Miss Bertha Runaler, who has been
Mrs. w. G. Ituazler, returned to her
h'Hi'f bhiiibE LVil V ib.s ytEttlt!It
The Montana National bank Of Hell
ena deeds to Jessie Robertson lots 4 to
10, block 3, Stcclo's addition to the
townsitc of Sun River; consideration,
$3.50.
Yesterday, in The district court, Judge
Benton ordered judgment by default for
S2O4.31 entered against the defendant in
the suit of Bach, Cory a Go. VS.. Myron
S. Brown.
John Miller, charged with bogging on
the streets, was yesterday discharged by
the court, it appearing that it was not IL
case which mcritcd q stringent %aDplica-
ton Of the law. 4
The Capital-Journal of Salem, Ore,
contains an extended account of the
Marion County Fruit union, graders,
s%orters, packers and shippers of fruit, Of
which Mr.. and Mrs. X, e. Wande, FORM
erly propriefors of the Minneapolis house
in Great Falls. are managers.
Information iA wanted as to the where
abouts of George A, Burns, who was
born in Rochester, n. Y, in 1882. When
last heard from he was at S,lvert0n, Col.
Any knowledge Of him will be thank
fully received by his brother, Il, j.
Burns, Le%wistown, Fergus Co, Mont.
j. W. BELLS, formerly with w. b.
Raleigh X Co., has returned to the city.
A. L.. Morse, the present manager Of the
Great Falls store Of w. Is. Raleigh 4
Co., will go to Helena, to enter the l2a
leigh store there, and will be succeeded
by Mr.. Btllis md George i. Oycrlicld.
Friends of John ii. Saul, the missing
Arlington raucher, have concluded
that he has met with foul play. Deputy
Sheriff SlreB and 1t party will today
search the prospect holes and other out
~of-the-Way places in Sand Coulee LOT the
body of san. whose friends believe that
he was murdered for tho purpose Of rob
berry.
The Sand Coulee correspondent Of the
Belt Valley Times says: zone or more
cases Of diphtherla are reported III the
town. The citizens can add materially
to tho sanitary condition Of the streets
10y burning the rubbish they toss into
the gutter. County COMMISSIONS Hay
went on record as faVoring a thorough
cleaning If this place, but "A majority of
the board opposed further eXpenditure.'
To-day the employees Of the Boston and
Montana works will receive their wages
for August, aggregating 100000. The
employees of the Montana Central rail
way in Great Falls will probably receive
their wages Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Lena Raudell yesterday Instituted
suit for divorce from Durward u. Ran.
dell, formerly proprietor of the Glohe
theatre. She alleges that they we're
married at buffalo, Wyo., Nov. 3. 1891;
that the ~dofendan. deserted her in Great
Falls June 2G, 1884, and has since failed
to provide for Der support. There is no
issue of the marriage. She asks for
absolute divorce, and that the defendant
pay her attorneys fee, 500.
IIornudas Niaux, who has been stop
ping at the county jail for some time
pact and who is charged with being in
sane, was yesterday taken to the county
poor farm, it being the opinion Of those
who examined him for sanity that his
case was not one which required his con
linement IN the insane asylum and can
be properly treated at the county hos,
pital.
A private letter from Sumner W. Mat
teson, Jr,, Of st. Paul, formerly of Great
rails, states thai he has accepted the
position Of genera! agent OF the Over
man Wheel company for the Rtates Of
Colorado, Wyoming. Nebraska, and Kan
8as. He will be stationed at Denver,
an charge of thirty men. The position is
a lucrative one and he will assume his
trust Oct. /.
Capt. Andrew Jensen, OF The Boston
store. has received a consignment of
genuine Navajo blankets, which no So
cured in Arizona while he was on a visit
there a few weeks ago. They are made
10y the Indians on the reservation, and
AFo not only d great curiosity these days,
but are something unapproached for
durability. They show a wonderful
amount OF skill and artist" ability con-
e'dering that they AFRO rho work Of
sqnaws and manufactured with little
hand looms.
Tho Belt Mountain A1jncre' puion has
elected the following oficara Tor tho On
suing six months: President, \. H..
Dwight; vice preeideG,, = p. l~'arquhar
SOL. recording secretary. Geo. T. Dryer; !