Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-09-06
Fourth avenue north, from 3 to 6 o'clock
Thursday afternoon.

IA 49, AANNt -
Thursday afternoon.
B. r. and S. G. Gilman, who had been
visiting their sister, DR.. Helen G. Rob
erts, for last month, left yesterday for
their respective homes in Nebraska and
Wisconsin.
DIR. Brady was summoned yesterday to
attend a child of i Lynch which had
swallowed a few drops Of creosote. An
tidotes were administered and the child
was soon relieved.
The Judith beef roundup was begun
neal Utica yesterday, The first ship
ments will be made from Fort Benton
about October 5.
Mrs. Felix Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
j., G. Bike of Chicago, Miss Marie Lean.
ing and Herbert Leaning returned yes
terday from a few days visit at the Arm
strong ranch, near Cara.
Charles johnson and j.. j. Patterson of
Cascade we're in the city yesterday.
While here they ordered twenty cars for
cattle which they will ship from Cascade
the latter part Of this month.
The September term of the district
court will be commenced this morning.
No jury trials will be bad, but the court
will decide several civil actions of long
standing and of public interest.
g.. L. Morgan, John Doe, and - Ba-
ker, charged with drunkenness, and A.
Gallagher, charged with drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, are in the city
Jail and will recite their tale of woe be-
fore Judge Hawkins today.
It is understood that on the LIST of
September MIR, Joseph G. McCunig of
Dupuyer will succeed r. o. Cramer as
under sheriff. We are satisfied that Mr..
McCuaig will make a careful and con-
%scientlous oflicer.-Dupuyer Acantha.
The county commissioners met yester-
Dickey being absent. They transacted
no business, but adjourned until this
morning. This is their quarterly ses-
sion and they have several important
matters to consider.
1t is the intention of some of the alder
men to appropriate money for the pur-
chase Of paint necessary to paint the
pavilion erected by the labor unions in
Riverside park, and it is expected that
the Painters union will donate the nsces-
sary labor to paint the building.
The resignation of j. G. Patterson, eu-
perintendent of construction Of the Mon
tana Central railway, which was rendered
a few days ago, was accepted yesterday,
and Mr.. Patterson retired. 1t is not
known yet who will succeed him.
The Cascade county teachers institute
will convene at the Whittier school
building this morning. The sessions
will be conducted according to the pro-
gram heretofore published in The TRIB-
UNE, except that the evening sessions,
in the district court room, will be en-
livened by music.
Miss Josephine Trigg, the special
teacher of music and drawing in the pub.
lie schools, has decided that Whiting's
music books shall be used IN the schools,
and the district will purchase the requi-
site number. The district will al,o pur-
chase several plaster casts of various OBJ
jects, which Miss Irigg will require the
children to sketch from.
A nepheW of James Cassidy arrived
from Helena at 2 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing in charge of Conductor Hall. The
boy, who is only 6 years OF age, was
placed in a hack by Officer Hamilton
and was sent to MIR. CaEsidy's residence,
The %youngater aeemed to enjoy travelling
alone and was not at all embarrassed.
Judge Dudley DuDose Of Fort Ben
ton spent Labor day Ia Great Falls, re-
turning to the head Of navigation this
morning. The Case of the state We. jos
Cadotte. charged With the murder OF
Oliver Gr~andchampa on the Teton re-
cently, will be begun in his court today.
Next Monday he begins court at Lewis
town.
The first church in Teton county, the
Methodist Episcopal church at Choteau,
will be dedicated Sept. Is, Rev. W. w.
Van Orsdel), of Groat Falls, superintend-
ent OF the North Montana mission. Rev.
+. A. Riggin, presiding elder of the
Great Falls district, and Rev. K. NJ.
Craven. OF Sand Coulee, assisting in the
services. The church was built. largely,
from the donations by citizens of Teton
county, procured by Rev. Van Orsdell
and Rev. Logan. the pastor, and others.
4 bell will be donated by the school
! children of the county.
The following, from the Glasgow Ga
zette, illustrates the adage, one must go
from honG to learn the news: "Wm.
Ennis received a telegram Tuesday from
Great Falls stating that Alex Gott Of
Glasgow and Sandy Mcclure, formerly
station agent at Malta, pulled off d foot
race in which they won $4,000"
Harry KiDgwald yesterday received a
telegram announcing the death Of Chae.
h'ngWald. a brother OF Harry and Ernest
A, hingwald, ut the hour of 5 a. NJ, yes,
terday, at his residence in -. Paul. Iha
deceased was about 80 years Of age and
leaves a wife add three children. lie
Was formerly a member of the hiinhosota
Legislature and was well known in st,
Pouj.