Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-09-04
Tuesday, Sept. !.

tuesday, sept. /.
DAME! Trynor, Of Floweriee'g ranch, is
in the city.
John Reilly has returned from a visit
to Spokane.
Mrs, Il, S. Ford and children have re-
turned from their ranch, where they
spent tho summer.
The Neihart Baseball club will play
against the Black Eagles in Great Falls
next Sunday and Monday.
G. x. Cunningham, who suddenly dis
Appeared from Great Falls q few months
ago and later left Billings between two
suns, is 10 Spokane.
Mrs. j. G. Patterson and the Misses
Clara and Minnie Gruber will leave this
morning for a fortpight's visit at Seattle
and other Puget sound points.
Miss Adele Jensen left Sunday morn
ing for Minneapolis, where she will visit
relatives for at least a month and may
remain during the fall and winter.
Judge Benton yesterday admitted to
citizenship in the United States Duncan
MacRae, a native of Scotland, and Chas.
w. Woodley, a native of Canada.
Calumet (Mich.) Copper Country
Evening News: Joseph Vivian of Great
Falls, Mont, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. johnson Vivian, of Houghton.
Miss May Gallagher, teacher in the
West Side school building, returned
yesterday morning from Minneapolis,
where she has spent two months in TAX
ing q normal course.
4 private letter from Prof. e. r. Gay
lord, formerly OF Great Falls, who, with
his family, is now residing at Sgndoval,
Ill.,, states that he is the proud and
happy father Of twins.
Miss Alice Samples, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Samples, is danger
ously ill at Columbus hospital, suffering
from pneumonia and a surgical opera
ton performed to relieve her, il possible.
The cattlenen Of tho vicinity of Du-
puyer have decided to ship about 800
head of cattle to Chicago Sept. IS, The
roundup will meet at Morgan's Sept. IA
and tho shipment will he made from
Gun Bank.
Tho open season for wild ducks, geese,
brant and swan began at midnight last
night and will continue until January l..
Ducks are numerous on the sloughs in
Cascade county, particularly ia the Vi
cinity Of Cascade, but are small.
Justice Race yesterday held William
Mcmillan 10 the distric. court on II
charge of rape, fixing the bail at $1,000,
in default of which he was remanded to
custody. Stanton e Stanton state that
they will today apply to Judge Benton
for a reduction of bail.
Robert Weir of the Black Eagle Car
riage company, and Harry e. Keene of
Marengo, Iowa, returned yesterday from
Limestone park, where they found an
abundance of feathercd game and trout,
Mr.. Weir had with him his thorough.
bred Gordon setter, "Bobby W." who
received his first lesson as a sport.
George A. Wells expects to leave this
week for Faribault, Mimi, where he will
meet his daughter, who has been at
tending school at st. Mary's, and they
will proceed to New York city, whence
they will sail for England, where Miss
Wells will attend school while her father
makes an extended tour of Europe.
1t is reliably reported that Montana
Central railroad surveyors are now en-
gagged in making a survey for the road,
with the intention of running the line in
such direction that the steep gradesnear
Fort Benton will be avoided. II the
change should be made the only town
affected would be Fort Benton, which
would be about eight miles further dis
tant from the railroad than at present.
DR.. Earl Strain, a brother of Herbert
Strain Of Strain Bros, in this city, is
here visiting his brother. DR.. Strain
practiced medicine for five years in
Minot, N. d., but for the last two years
has been in London, Paris, Vienna, and
Berlin, where he has been pursuing fur
Their medical studies in the great hospit-
ais Of those cities. DIR. Strain has about
made up his mind to settle in Great Falls
and practice his profession hero,
In the district court Yesterday, on
motion of Leslie a Downing, attorneys
for plaintiffs, the sui Of N,apiin 4 Rice
! VS.. School District No. | 81 Cascade
County, Montana, was dismissed without
prejudice. This was an action TO recover
1881, alleged to be due plaintiffs as at
torneys' fees, they claimingto have been
employed by Will Hanks, as president of