Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26
Sunday. July FL.

pam ana other eastern points
Mra. Joseph IIrshberg, wife of the
prominent stockman of Helena, and son
Master Mortimer, are visiting Mrs. A
Nathan.
Mrs.J f. McClelland and Miss Cora
Hawkins have returned from a vacation
at Riceville.
Misses Lillian Newman, Della and
Ella Il. Downing are visiting at the
Frank ID. Cooper ranch near Cascade.
Mrs Il. j. Broadwater of Missouri is
VISITING her cousin, W. G. Downing and
family.
Mrs. DIR. Pelzer, Miss Dyer and Miss
llardie left Friday morning for Cascade
to be tho guests of Miss Thorouehmap
for few days.
Mrs. A. j. Vance and daughter, Miss
Jennie, are visiting Mrs. II. G.. Vaughan
of Neihart.
Mrs. o. IL. Perry is visiting Mrs. w. r..
Glasscock of Belt.
If you want to see whore lots of fruit
Is sold stop at Foxs for few minutes.
Peaches, SO to = cents a box. Large
"atermeloDs, % and 80 cents each. at
| FuX's
Yesterday Mr.. Hancock Of Glasgow
sold to Dr. Truo his well known race
horse Black Chief. The price paid was
$3.50.
A marriage license has been issued to
| Arthur Dennis Of Sand Couee, aged 90
and Miss Maggie Murray of Sand Cou
lee, aged %.
marriage license has been issued to
James B. Holman of Sand CouIee, aged
2S, and Miss Eliza f. Jones of Sand Cou.
lee, aged 10.
marriage license was issued yester
DAY 10 Arthur Parr of Sand Coulee, aged
~, and Mrs. Esther Stevens, aged 40, Of
Sand Coulee.
Married, at the Grand Central hotel
AZ p. m. yesterday, Rev T.. A, Riggin
officiating. James y. Holman ard Miss
Eliza f Jones Of Sand Coulec.
In Judge BurIoighs court yesterday
judgment by default was taken against
tho defendant IN the case Of RUberts a.
Winters va. II. u. De6COmbeg for 5lS2 ~.
10 Judge Races cour. yesterday jude,
ment by default Was taIInn against the
defendant IN the case Of the H. Il NJ.
Commercial company ve. Robert Bennett
for SOS o..
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Cook, formerly
OF Nelhart, have established thor reel-
dcuco III Great Falls
G, Il. I1uCkett will leave tomorrow
morning on ti5hng trip to tho High
woods
TIE engagement il announced of Miss
Fay Turner and Mr. J. Ward lIuse Of
Fort bonton. both Of whom have many
friends in Great Falls. They will be
married in September.
Married, at the parsonage Of the First
Methodist iIpiecopai church. yesterday
afternoon. Arthur Parr and Esther Stev-
ems OF Sand Coulcc, Rev. f.. A. hlggin
otlicatjng
A marriage license was issued yoster-
day by the clerk Of the district court 10
iheodore ironson of this city, aged y,
and Miss Annie 9. Anderson, aged %.
also Of Great Falls.
Parties down from I4ethbrdgo report
ihht engineers recently started out from
Lethbrdge to run preliminary survey
through tho Crows Nest pass for the |
Canadian Pacific railroad.
Jamea Carrier returned yesterday from,
Lump Gul2h where he is engaged in
mining. lie reports favorable progress
and good prospects. He will be here
few days ana then return 10 camp
Dan Rosl:e Was yesterday brought be-
fore judge Benton and pleaded guilty to
the charge or stealing morse belonging
to Maj. Fields. Tho court sentenced |
him to the reform school during the re-
mainder of his minority.
Judge and Mrs. Hawkins went to Rice
Vile yesterday. Judge Hawkins will re
turn 10 a faW days and Mrs. Hawkins
"'i Visit for at least Two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. David Rice.
John Dovnc and Miss Dcvne of Sun
River W"ro in Dircat Falls yesterday.
Miss DeVine recently graduated fratn
the Chicago Conservatory Of Musir.
where she won Il gold modal for proti
cheney in ilor art.
A "povcrty festival" was given Friday
evening FOR the benefit at the West Side
Union Sunday echooI. 'ihcre Was Il
arge Attendance and about $50 was
1t will be devoted to purchasing
al organ.
Mr.. 7. liartwig arrived on yesterday
morning IS train from the east lie comes
rom the Nil,o" manufacturing company
)f Milwaukee to pnt in tho large ice
machine for the new brewery of the