Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-01-04
served a term as a member of the com
mon council in this city.

served a term as a member of the com
mon council in this city.
VIM. D. McFarlane ct al deeds to
Arthur ID. Dickerman, for a considera.
,lon of $500, lot IL, in block Is, Buston
d. Great Falls addition; subject to a
mortgage of 5000.
Mrs. Charles Vidal, Mrs Harry Skinner,
Miss Longeway ami Mrs. A. T.. Longe-
VIII receive at the residence of the latter,
90 Third avenue north, on Tuesday,
Ne" Years day, from 3 to 5 p. n.
Milton Lewis was arraiEned yesterday
before Judge Race on a charge of steal
ing lumber. The complaint was sworn
out by j. f.. Wegner of Cascade, The
examination was set for Saturday next
and bail fixed at $500.
The delinquent tax list was published
yesterday. 1T is very much smaller than
usual and a considerable per cent of il
represents personal taxes. Nearly all
the heavy taxpayers appear to have paid
their taxes this year.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to John Il. Morris of Belt, aged %,
and Miss Ella Noe of Great Falls. Also a
license to Herman O. Phillips of Great
Falls, aged 81 and Miss Minnie Noe,
of Great Falls, aged %.
Thos. III. Carter of Helena arrived here
Sunday to take a look at the ruined con-
dition of his senatorial fences in this To-
cality and returned yesterday to the
Cracker City to make arrangements to
stop up some Of the gaps
A suit was filed yesterday in the dis
trict court on transcript from Deer
Lodge county by John Brady against
Drs. Becker and Fairfield. The com
plant alleges Improper medical treat
ment and asks for 1923, 100 damages.
The Legislative committee of the com
mon council held a meeting yesterday
afternoon at which the various bills
proposed to be submitted at the coming
session Of the legislature were finally re.
viewed and placed in proper shape.
Mrs. Nat Collins, the Seattle Queen of
Montana" is now fling her engagements
on the lecture platform and recently
appeared before an Indianapolis audi
ence. The News of that city says The
queen is stout and rugged and d fairly
interesting talker.'--Benton Press.
p. j. Holahan was the only victim who
appeared before Judge Hawkins Nor
day morning, He was gathered in by
off er Grillenberger Saturday night
while making Rome howl. He got five
DAYS on the chain gang yesterday on a
charge of being drunk and d%isorderly.
At the late election of officers in the
l. o. o. f., Banner lodge No. 40, the fol.
lowing persons were elevated to the
Offices of that lodge: Chas. D. I.add
noble grand; Andy Nelson, vice grand;
7. E. Healey, recording secretary; Henry
Tegtmeir, permanent secretary: A. &.
Wilson, Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The following committee has been
appointed to make all necessary orange
ments for holding the Farmers institdte
in Great Falls on Thursday and Friday
Jan, 10 and II, and also to prepare a
program of exercises: Fl. P. Rolfe, chair
man, Thomas Carter, Washington Muzzy
DR.. j. A. Sweat, DR.. e. Crutcher, Robert
Vaughn, p. H. Hughes, John T. Eaton,
Paris Gibson, G. C. Cochran.
Jake Seiburn of the Cascade Cattle
company has been in Glasgow this week
The pool will not go out of the stock
business in Valley county, as was ru.
mored, but intend, on the contrary. to
enlarge their interest in this section.
Next year they will operate in conjunc-
ton with the D. II. S. They expect tc
build another ranch. The location has
not yet been decided upon.-Glasgow
Gazette.
A party of Great Northern officials, in.
Guiding President Samuel Hill of the
Montana Central, P. p. Shelby of Seattle
assistant general traffic manager Of the
Great Northern, Chas. i. Shelby, his
son, DIR. r. j. Hill of Minneapolis, a
brother of Sam Hill, and d. Barnard, a
Minneapolis capitalist, arrived here
yesterday for the east. They we're
greatly pleased with what they saw in
this city.
About fifty business men and citizens
of Choteau have signed a request to the
Great Northern Express company and
the merchants of Great Falls to consigI
all packages directed to them by the
Green Stage line, instead Of by the Great
Falls & Canada road. The reason as,
signed for this action is that the road
has withdrawn its agent at Steele and
they are now obliged to go to Collins
which is five miles further from Choteau
and makes twenty-five miles additional
railroad travel each way between Great
Falls and Choteau.
Duncan Cameron, a prosperous ranch.
man of Deep Creek, has met with a SAD
bereavement in the loss his little ,laugh.
ter, Katie Christina Cameron, aged Il
years. She slipped and fell in front OF
the house, injurirg herself severely. Two
physicians we're called, but the shock tc
her system was so aevere that, although
everything was done to relieve her suf.
ferings, she passed away six days after
the accident. The funeral will luke place
today FROM her fathers residence. The
family have fine sincere sympathy of a
large circle of friends.
The skutrre say that the new ice rink
at First avenue north aud Fourth street
is a @ne Uno 4 hnf block has been Ell.
closed snd the ice rs now in good shape
1t is Lighted at n~yenirg with a large
electric ii4h. in tine center The receiv.
ing roo Is key { well WtImed and the