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

D'Nhty 'SlC" 'uPI' p"oh WILL uoIu
a teachers examination today and to-
morrow.
o. G. Cooper of Bynum. a we'll known
wool grower OF that section, came ia yes
terday and is "a guest at the Park.
f., f. Dodson ct al, deed to Clara b.
Bridgeman for a consideration of $3.50
lot ii. in block 1872, townsite of Great
Falls.
The checks for the second dividend of
the failed Merchants National bank Of
this city are now in the hands of Receiver
Phelps and are ready for distribution.
The townsite company deeds to Mary
Byrnes for a consideration of $500 the
nwIof lot . and the neI of lot 10, block
553 Sixth addition to townslte.
Hon. William Edwards of Anaconda is
in the city. Mr.. Edwards is district
master workman of the Knights of La
Dor and Is here in the interests of that
organization.
Mrs. A. Hovey of Helena, wife of a
well known civil engineer Of that city. is
visiting at the residence Of her cousin,
Mrs. Otto Shoenfeld, at the Black Eagle
Falls addition.
A marriage license was issued yester-
Peter Tufveson. aged 81. aud Johanna
Severson, aged 81. Both parties are
residents Of Great Falla.
DR.. Gordon has recovered sufficiently
from his illness to take an outiLg and
yesterday lie went to Deep creek, &C
cornpanied by Mrs. Gordon, for a brief
visit. They expect to return Sunday.
\ power of attorney has been filed in
the county clerks office from ;. NJ.
Finch ct al. to b. -. Townsend, author
lZing him TO divide, convey and settle the
estate of Louisa Il. Dobson, deceased,
Louis Goslin has started a stage line
basin. The first tip vas made last
Tuesday. The coach leaves Monarch
tri-weeklv, Immediately on the arrival
of the train from Neihart, returning next
day. Mr.. Goslin proposes to give good
accommodation and make fast time.
covering the distance in seven hours.
Through connection made with the Yogo
and Utica line,
This is Norwegian independence day,
the anniversary OF the declaration by
that Country Of their independence of
the crown of Norway or Sweden. The
date has always been celebrated by the
Norwegians much the same way we Gel
citrate the Fourth of July. The Scandi-
navian brotherhood, a frsternal organi-
zation of Danes, Swedes and Norwe-
gians will celebrate the occasion tonight
at Groves hall with music, speeches and
a dance.
John Means, a clerk in the company
store at Sand Coulee. met with a serious
accident Sunday last. While driving to
Belt the horses became frightened and
ran away, throwing him from the buggy
near Spring Coulee. Three ribs were
broken by the force of the fall and he
was otherwise bruised. He was taken tc
Sand Coulee, and DR.. Gelsthorpe tixed
up the broken bones and made him as
comfortable as possible under the Cir
cumstances.
William Silverman and his sister, Mrs
: A. Wallenstein, left by this morning
train for Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend the
funeral Of their father, Samuel Silver
! man. who died yesterday afternoon al
Gallipolis, Ohio. The deceased was in
his SEVENTEEN year and had been i'll bu,
a short time. He stood very high in
: Masonic circles. He was we'll to do
4 having retired from business severa
years ago. Joseph Silverman of this city
Q was at his fathers bedside when the enc
) came.
Jack E. Williams of Logging Creeh
: came in yesterday from that place to get
> medical assistance. Mr.. Williams was
!. the victim Of an accident several days
= ago. He was standing near a vicious
. horse which suddenly commenced tC
, kick and landed his heels squarley il
the small Of his back. The force of the
, kick was sufficient to send the man cleal
= Off his feet and nearly rendered him I'm
conscious. lie has suffered a great dea
! of pain since and is now barely able tc
t walk around. If he is not better soon be
will GO to the hospital for a time.
Jack Eaten and his new-made bride
paid Great Falls a VISIT yesterday. Mr.
a Eaton rather played il on the boys a,
+ the time of his wedding, keeping them ir
a the dark AS to the event, and then step
ping off into the country before they haC
a chance to congratulate him. In con
. sequence they arranged last night tc
: give him a serenAdo and had aid IN +
= stock OF fireworks and musical instru,
ments for the occasion. but Mr.. Eaton
-. got wind of their intentions and left fol
! the mountains hurriedly. so the boarded
: means of expressing their JOY had to bc
laid away for some more suitable occa
l sion. Mr.. Eaten was heard to express
the opinion that Joe lIamilton's return
had something to do with the intended
reception, but Joe emphatically denies
the charge and says he was never guilty