Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-09-06
Friday, Sept. 6.
G. S. Gibson of Helena. formerly of
Great Falls, is at the Park.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Stanford returned
yesterday from a visit to K%alispell and
Puget sound cities,
FL. S. Bell of the Boston and Great
Falls addition left yesterday for a visit
with relatives in Boston.
In the suit of Chase & McCleery Va. A.
n. johnson, judgment by confession for
5l23,l3 has been entered.
w. d. Randall returned yesterday
from the Anaconda races, and will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco.
In the suit of Frank Glab d. Go. vs., A.
q. Phippen, judgment by default for
52o2.o' was entered Yesterday.
During the quarter ending August 81
County Treasurer Dickerman issued Ii
cenees to the amount of 3l4,948,2O.
DIR. Monahan and party of Park excur-
s%ionists returned Saturday evening, re-
porting a most enjoyable trip.-Lewis-
town Argus.
Mrs. G. O. Mcfarland and son, Leslie,
are expected to return Tuesday from a
three months visit to Mansfield, Ohio,
their former home.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to John W~ayrynen, aged %, and
Alexandra Lehlinen, aged q. Both are
residents Of Sand Coulee and natives of
Finland.
The case of the state of Montana, ex
rel. D. H. Young, VS.. Sol Yates, to Dust
defendant from his position as city
%jailer, was on trial in the district court
yesterday.
Andrew Graham was arrested yester-
day on a charge of stealing a wrench be-
longing to John A. Collins. He pleaded
guilty to the charge, but his sentence
has not yet been fixed.
The funeral of Myrtle L., aged . years
and 6 months, the daughter of Mr.. and
African Methodist Episcopal church at
10 o'clock this morning.
There was filed for record yesterday a
certificate that Byrd A. Robertson of
Sun River and John T. Abbey OF Arm
ington are co-partners doing business as
the Arlington Mercantile company.
Mr.. Samuel S. Singer of The Paris
dry goods store is in Helena, and will re-
turn Monday with a fair bride, now Miss
Dora Fligman, of that city. She is a
sister of Mt. f. A. Fligman Of The Paris.
James L. Cowen yesterday filed for
record his government patent to lot 3,
section IA, and lots G., I, s and 8 and the
west half of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton 10, township p north, range 5 east,
100 acres along the Missouri river be-
tween Box Elder and Belt creeks.
A Great Falls politician, in writing a
letter of coincidence to the widow of a
deceased member Of the Montana legis-
%lature. says: II cannot tell you how
panied | was to hear that your husband
had gone to heaven. We were bosom
friends, but now we shall never meet
again"
Myrtle, the . 55-years-o old daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Peter z. Smith, died in
conVolaions Wednesday night at the
home Of her parents on the South side.
The child was left alone in a room for a
short tirae and in her play discovered a
dish Of fly poison. She drank some Of
The solution and epasns, resulting in
death, enGued.
W. T. Burgy was in town last week,
and while here purchased the interest Of
Frank Lamb in tho Great Falls Il Lew
istown stage line. Mr.. -Burgy on Sep
tember ] TOOK charge Of the entire line
and is already increasing his facilities for
accommodating the travelling public
Le1istown Argus.
Wednesday last it became the painful
duty of the Argus houurnr to set +. G.
Woruen. the clerk of the minority school
board, on the sidewalk. Not even a Grip
pie has the license to abuse an editor in