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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
TIL ursday. April 10.

Gold Curtis left yesterday for the west,
Sam Merritt returned yesterday from
few days eojourn at Boulder hot
springs.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to Thomas Kolbeinson of Belt and
Miss Carrie j. Skiee of Great Falls
S. NJ. Dodd, the we'll known proprietor
Of Sylvan retreat, on Logging creek, has
been in town few days, witness in
the Whitaker csae.
G. r. Elgas of Grand Forks, N. D.,
state agent for the Mason's Fraternal
Accident Association of America, is in
the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolton will oc-
cupy the residence of ID. G. IIolhrook
while Mrs. EIolbroo< and family are
away on a years visit TO Walla Wala,
Washington.
There was yesterday tilcd for record a
chattel mortgage for S275, executed by
Mollie Thompson to Charles ,Dass, on
the furniture, fixtures, ETC., in the Park
theater building.
A private letter from DR.. r. B. Cock
rill, who has just opened dental parlors
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
NEWS eE Mm z4z WEEK
Saturday. April IL.

Dr. w. f. Cogewell OF Sand Coulee is
in the city.
nr. XII. Anthony of Belt is in the
city, en- route home from Helena.
Born, yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Wilson of the West side, II pound
daughter.
A marriage license was yesterday
issued to Peter Shannon and Miss Jennie
Eddy, both of Sand Coulee.
DR.. A. j. Cooper returned yesterday
from four months visit with relatives
and friends in his former home, Louis
vile, Ky.
The funeral of the late Thomas Cor
bally will be had from st. AIMS Roman
Catholic church at $50 a. m. today. In
terment will be made in calvary ceme
terry.
The state board of medical examiners
has issued certificates to practice to Drs.
A. A. Davis and A. j. Cooper of Great
Falls, X. L. Anthony Of Belt, and w. f.
Cogswell OF Sand Coulee.
The state board of pharmacy has can
celed the permits of David Dowty and
B. Shulz Of Great Falls, their permits
having expired and they having failed to
appear for examination.
The employees at the Boston and Mon
tana works will today receive their wages
for March, aggregating $65O0O The
employees of the Sand Coulee Coal com
pany will be paid Monday.
M. NJ. Miller, business manager of the
Butte Miner, arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon and is registered at the
Park. He returns to the big mining
camp by this afternoons train.
Mrs Charles f. Beebe of Butte, who ie
! vialtng her mother, Mrs. Wallace. wilt
leave soon, accompanied by Mrs. Wal
lace, for their former homo in Scotland,
where they will visit for several monthe.
Ward b. buckingham, assistant book
keeper of the Boston and Montana Com
neroial company, departed on yesterdays
Great Falls and Canada train for Kalis-
j peil, where he goes to accept the position
/ Of bookkeeper in the company's Office
there
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
BISM MARCLK LODGE.
First Anniversary BALL Proves "A Great
Success.

flTSt Anniversary bhlI froNes Il Great
Bismarck lodge, No. l, O. d. II. s.,
gave their fret anniversary ball Wednes-
day at Myers hail, and, from both Il
social and financial point Of view. it was a
great success. The Black Eagle band
furnished the music for the occasion, and
it was up to their usual excellent stand
ard. Before the grand march the band
rendered a concert program, consisting
mainly of German melodies and sclcc
tiops.
The grand march began at 9 and WAS
led by Mr. and Mrs. Waldcmar Stein,
folIowr, by about - couples. AT mid,
night an adjournment VAS made to
Garlnor's restaurant, whore "A banquet
was enrycd after which thr dance was
resumed and kept up until an early
hour.
Much credit is reflected upon the
whole management of the affair and the
beneficiary fund will be materially in
creased. The society has strong, Wig
orous organization and is steadily in
creasing in numbers and influence.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
in Fresno, CAL, states that he is de-
lighted with the country and has en-
tered into good practice.

in Fresno, CAL, states that he is de
lighted with the country and has en-
tered into good practice
The Lewistown stage from this city
yesterday got stuck in the snow beyond
Armington. The fall of snow yesterday
and the night before in the Belt noun
tain country was very heavy and the
high wind drifted it badly.
A business meeting of the members of
the Shonkin Stock association will be
held at the Grand union hotel Fort
Benton, Thursday, April 30, when ar
rangements for the spring roundup will
be made and other business will be
transacted.
The Big Blackfoot Milling company
at Bonner, Mont, have come to salts
factory settlement of their troubles with
the A. F. of L. and all differences have
been amicably settled. The company
are represented in this city by +. A.
Hammond g. Co.
l.. M. Searieht of Cook City, Mont,
ie visiting relatives in this city. Mr..
Searight is q brother OF Frank SeRright,
who works at the smelter, and is a
DrOtn0r-ln-IAW OF OlnCer Al. Johnson OF
the police force and S. l.. Dunham, the
letter carrier on the North side. Mr..
Searight intends to remain here week
or ten days.
The case Of the State of Montana Vs.
Albert E. w. Cronkite, charged with as
eault in the second degree, was yesterday
continued until the next term OF tho dis
trict court, defendant filing al1idavits
that witnesses who would be material
for his defense are without the jurisdic-
ton of the court. Leslie e. Downing are
defendants attorneys.
The Helena Herald says: ga quiet
wedding took place in the parlors of the
Grand Central hotel this morning, in
which George Hines and Miss Fannie
Weber, both Of the village of Milligan,
Mont, were the contracting parties
The bridesmaid was Mias Lucy Hines,
sister of the groom, and the best man,
Thomas Weber, brother of the bride.
The happy couple will leave for their
home in Il few days with the congratula-
tons and best wishes Of thoir many
friends,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
Wednesday, A April Is.

j. b. Claybnrg, a prominent attorney
of Helena, is in the city.
John G. Rumney. the cattlenan Of
Cascade, and son arc in the city.
Mrs. r. o. Wilson of pcs Moinos,
Iowa. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Prior.
Mrs. Richard left Tuesday noon to
JOIN her husband at Great Faiie, Mont.
Hancock (Mich) Copper Journal.
In the suit of the S. G. lIcrbst Go. vs..
julius Horst, Judgment by default for
S2OJ.J0 was entered.
Ii the suit Of tho Commonwealth IttIe
Insurance 4, Trust Co. VS.. e. *. Hind
eragcr, deficiency judgment for SIl so
was entered.
In the suit of Il. w. Lamb vs.. Matt
Pies a Son, an action to recover for
wood sold, Judgment on the verdict for
5lll.31 was entered, for plaintiff.
William Lapp, native of Canada,
yesterday declared his intention of be-
coming d citizen Of the United States.
The employees of the Castner Coal and
>oh1 COMPANY VIII tpNhJ ltCblNo luolC
wages for March. The aggregate sum to
be paid is about $4,000.
Chas Silicon left Tuesday noon for
Great Falls Mont, where he expects to
obtain job in the foundry.--IIancock
( (Mich.) Copper Journal
Mrs. ID. c. Holbrook and children left
this morning for Walla Walia, Wash,
where they will visit Mrs. lIolbrook's
parents for about a year.
Mrs. Hester Thayer of Great Falls has
been elected member Of the executive
council Of the Montana department of
the Woman's Relief corps.
The Bolt fire department will give its
fret annual ball in ODD Fellows hall at
Belt tomorrow evening. A number from
Great Falls expect to attend
Superintendent McLaren and Capt. G..
II. Jenks Of the Montana Central, re.
turned yesterday from trip of inspection
to Clancy, and other points west on the
line.
DR., and Mrs. f. j. Adams have re
moved from the Linden Terrace to their
former residence, 1.OOS Third avenue
north, until recently occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel McLaren, who are now
residing at the Park.
Messrs. Anderson and OMAR last
week sold two carloads (about 40 head)
of horsee to II II, Horton and VIM. Roy
nOlds Of Great Falls, who will take them
to Engand. where they will be cold for
bunting and general purposes White
Sulphur Springs News.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
CASCADE NEWS.
DELAYED Easter Services of the st. Clair
Methodist Church.

behaved Easter Services OF the st. ClRlI
Methodist Church.
Special Correspondence of THE Tribune
CASCADE, April 15.-The Easter serv
ices of the st. Clair Methodist Episco
pal church, which, were unavodably
postponed last week, were held on Sun
day afternoon and evening. A fine pro-
gram had been prepared and was we'll
rendered by the Sunday school. Large
audiences attended both services.
The ball held in Odd Fellows hall last
Friday was not as well attended as it's
originators had anticipated.
The two last snow falls have been of
incalculable value to the ranches. While
II few early calves may suffer somewhat,
it will give the ranges d good start in
grass.
Elder Pierce went up to Craig 10 hold
service last Thursday evening,
The little son Of Herman Kraus has
been quite sick for tho past week. lie
had fdllthe beginning of last week
while mt Great Falls.
j. Perkins and Charlie johnson re-
turned from the capital last week.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
Aekey, both Of Sand Coulee, and they
we're married by Rev. r. M. Craven.

were married by kev. II. M. Craven.
Judge Benton yesterday excused B. F.
O'Neal and A. w. Kingsbury of Great
Falls and Alex Ferguson of Truly from
further attendance as trial jurors upon
the present term of the district court.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church are arranging to give q
railroad social" Friday, April "a. 1t
will be something new and novel in its
character and will be quite interesting.
w. M. Cockrill, agent of the state land
office, yesterday leased to r. M. Cham
berlain, for five years, at an annual
rental of S32, the southwest quarter of
section 26, township 18 north, range 8
east.
M. E. Miner, the we'll known stock
man, who has been absent all winter on
trip to the Mediterranean counties, re-
turned Sunday last. His health is
rather poor and he was quite ill on the
cars as he returned to Montana.
The Fort Benton River Press says:
miss Fennimore, formerly resident of
this city, arrived from the west this
morning and is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Duer." Miss Fennimore was
formerly q teacher in the public schools
of Great Falls
Abe L. Seely yesterday made final
proof before w. M. Cockrill, United
States commissioner, in support of his
homestead claim for the southeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter, west half
OF the southeast quarter and northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of sec-
ton IA, township lG north, range l east.
W. B. Hackshaw yesterday pleaded
guilty in the district court to charge
of maliciously destroying property and
WAS fined $40 which he paid Ia Judge
Race'e court he WAS fined $40, and ap
peal"d to the district court, in which
County Attorney Freeman agreed to &C.
cept a plead OF guilty. Hackshaw de-
stroycd a shack belonging to Geo. A.,
ChcheHter.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
Friday, April ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Poole Of S(unfoTC
are in the city.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Poole of Stanford
are in the city.
Mrs. Dudley DuBose, vino has been i'll
at the & lumbus hospital for the last
Two weeks, il improving.
A marriage licenae was Yesterday
issued to Thomas kamppinen and Miss
Sophia NIattila, both of Bolt.
Sheriff Dwyor left yesterday for ,Spo-
kane, to Becuro and bring back II. J.
Seymour, wBnteG in Great I'uljs on q
charge Of etnbezzlemont
j. G. lfildebrand, who has been con
lined to his room with rheumatism for
some time, ia able to be out. lie will 20
to the Boulder hot springs IN few days.
Dan Mcclure, now conductor on the
stub train on the Montana Central, be-
tween Butte and Great Falls, has been
succeeded on the Neihart branch by
Conductor Bryan.
Mrs. d. l.. S. Barker of Neihart ar
rived IN the city yesterday. en- route to
her former home Bedford, Ind, whore
she will visit. On the way she will stop
at st. Paul, for treatment by an oculist.
CilJ 4h aI Sldt VI ucilu IltS u IuulD6E vi
photographs of scenes at the Biggerstatf
execution, presented him by Marshal
McCann of Helena, and they will be
added to the marshal's collection at the
police station.
Rev. Henry Van Engolon will arrive
in the city today and will preach in tho
First Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening. During his stay in the
city, his headquarters will be at tho
Grand Central hotel.
The Sun River Sun says: "a party of
ID Grsat Falls people passed through
town last week, en- route TO Trail Creek,
IS. c. Among tho party We're: II. IL.
Anderson and family, Judson Nreer and
family, d. McGrauder and family aud
others
Mary j. lIolbroo. yesterday made
final proof before w. M. CockrIll, United
States commissioner, in support Of her
desert land claim for the northwest
quarter OF the north half OF the north
east quarter and the north hulf Of the
southwest quarter Of section 81, town
ship 20 north range , west.
Major Edwards, editor of the Fargo
Va VIII gays III \ IAtt lSSut. t0uItI
tsndent G. II. jerks leaves Grand Forks
to reside in Great Falls ard be general
superintendent of the Montana Central.
There are few good railroad managers
who have faculty OF making everybody
like him, hs has @. H., and he has good
wife, too. Our bestest wishes go with
Them
The Bozeman Chronicle says: "The
old soldiers were very much pleased
with the Delsarte drill given by the
young ladies at the opera house during
the visit of the former On Tuesday this
feeling found expression through the
gift of beautiful lot of cut flowers,
which the donor, r, G. Heldt, OF Great
Falls, sent to Commander Wilson, ask
ing him to give each bouquet. The
young ladies we're delighted"
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
CrOnkitG Gets Bail.

Albert L. w. Cronkite, charged with
assault in the second degree, in that he
pushed:and tripped Patrolman A. Grillen-
berger, causing Grillenberger TO fall,
breaking his right forearm and dislocat-
ing his right wrist Joint, to which charge
CronlSite pleaded not guilty, Tuesday
furnished r bail-bond, in the sum Of
$500, with two citizens OF Cascade as
auretioR, and was released from custody,
to await his trial, which, il is expected,
will be had at the present form Of the
district court.
Friends Of CronKitc, residing at Cae-
cadc, haYo also procured money with
which TO employ an attorney for the de
fendaut.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
MIR. JOHN GRIFFITH

Al the Opera House Monday and Tues-
day. April ~ and 2s.
That versatile actor, Mr.. John Griff-
lth' will be in Great Falls Monday and
tuesday, April q and %, appearing in
Faust" the first evening, and in "Foors
Revenge" the second. The st. Paul Pio-
neer Press OF March 30 says:
The version of Faust" as presented
by Mr. John Griffith and his company at
the Metropolitan last evening, ie sunerior
10 the similar productions that have
been presented to the theater poers Of
81. Iaul. The most noticeable change
IS In the character of Mephisto, which ia
80 admirably taken by MIR. Griffith, Ac-
cordlng to his conception of this part. il
Is presented with considerably more
humor than is customary.
AS Mephisto, the fiend incarnate. the
personitication Of all that is evil and ein-
iul, the willy, oily tempter who lures on
nie prey until it is in his power, Mr.. John
Griffith is excellent.
Inc part OF Faust has not been SUBJ
Jected to any material change. It is al
most as important as that OF Mephisto
ana aI was well played by Frank Lyman.
MISS marie Curtis was charming Mar
guerlte' innocent, sweet, and of a child
ike simplicity. The selfish and house.
Wlfely Martha was very ably played by
Miss Gertrude Lodge. and the same may
De SAID OF O. r. Thayer Hs Valentine.
There were two very effective scenes,
speaking from mechanical gtandpoint.
These we're the brocken carnival of the
ncnds' dissipation and "The Apotheo-
SIS, which closed the piece, is a play
that commends iteelf.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
with the buzz saw of municipal Justice.

with the buzz saw of municipal justice.
A man named James Boyd made com
plant that he had been assaulted in a
saloon by pedller named Robert Vance
and on his statement warrant was
issued and Vance lodged in Jail. Then
friend of Vance, named Campbell, in.
duced Boyd to hide himself away and
fail to appear against Vance. When the
court learned of the transaction, he
issued bench warrants against Boyd
and Campbell and they were both
arrested for contempt of court. Camp
bell was sentenced to 30 days IN the
county jail. Boyd was fined $40 and
costs and Vance S25 and costs, and all
three of the parties are trying to find
out who got satisfaction in the case.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
CHARGED WITH HORSE STEALING.
nj. u. TnIan Arrested on Complaint of
KOhert NnuGhn.

NJ. u. Tnlan Arrested on Complaint of
Robert Vaughn.
About IS months ago Robert Vaughn,
tie well known horseman and capitalist
turned one of bis fine carriage horses,
valued at about $780, on to the range, a
fow miles up Sun river When he next
wanted the horse the animal was miss
ing, and although Mr.. Vaughn made
dlIgent search he could get no trace of
his horse until q few days ago, when
he found that it was being driven by G..
l. Boyle, formerly u butcher on the West
side.
Mr.. Boyle was eurprised when he
found that Mr.. Vaughn claimed the
horse and al once stated that he pur-
chased the animal June II, last Of Nj. j.
loi%n, rancher residing on the Good
rich ranch, about seven miles up the
Missouri river,
Mr.. Vaughn at once made complaint,
charging Mr. Tolan with grand larceny,
and Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald arrested
loian, who was arraigned before Justice
Race and pleaded not guilty.
1olan claimed that he bought the
horse from some man whose name he
has forgotten,
The preliminary examination was set
for next Saturday and Tolan was released
on bail. Il. II. Brady is his attorney.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
Seymour VIII Come Back.

Sheriff Dwyer Wednesday evening re-
ceived dispatch from Spokane stating
that II. J. Seymour, who is under arrest
in that city on charge OF embezzling
$1,000 from the Singer Sewing Machine
company, FOR which he was agent at
Great Falls, had expressed his willing
ness to accompany an officer TO Great
Falls, without the formality of requi-
sitiOn
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17

state Of Montana, County Of Cascade, Sc.
We, the underslgucd, Uu hereby certify
that We are partners tranractiDg bust
mess III this state AT the clty Of Great
Falls, and county If Cascade. under the
firm name and style Of Great Fails Meat
company; that the names in full Of all
the members Of said co partnership are
Henry =. Brown. Frank Wocasek and
Herman At''Arbach; that the place OF our
respective residences nre set opposite our
respective names hereto subscribed
In witness whereof, WE have hereunto
set our hands. this, the llth day OF
April, y. y. 1896.
HENRY p. Brown,
Great Fails, Mont.
FRANK WoCAsEK,
Great Falls, Mont.
HERMAN AFFLERRACH,
Great Falls, Mont.
State of Montana, County Of Cascade, 90.
On this llth day of April in the year
1896, before me, William q. Downing,
notary public in and for Cascade
county, personally appeared Henry p.
Brown, Frank Wocasek and Herman
Atllerbach, known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the with
in instrument and acknowledged to me
that they executed the same,
In witness whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal
the day and year in this certificate first
above written
Seal WILLIAM G. Downing.
Notary Public, in and for Cascade
County, state Of Montana.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
VERDICT OF GUILTY
Returned by the Jury Against Whitaker
and Knudson.

Returned by the Jury Against Whitaker
and Knudson.
In the district court Wednesday, the
trial Of the case of the State OF Montana
va. Fred Whitaker and Charles Knud-
son was concluded.
The jury retired at 4:3O p. m. and, four
hours later, returned verdict, finding
both defendants guilty of assault in the
second degree, and fixing the punish
ment at fine of $500 for Whitaker and
of 500 for Knudson
The defendants were released on bail,
to appear at 10 a. nj. Saturday for SEN
tence.
The Butte and Montana Commercial
company instituted suit against Thomas
A. Staples to recover 53O8 IS, alleged to
DC due on contract.
The suit Of John p. McDermott We.
y. W. Crane was appealed from Juetice
EHces court.
In the suit OF Frank Glab vs.. p. Fitz-
gerald, the default of tho defendant was
entered
i u" PiSEFDl ili III vi 'Ht court has DteH
the longest ever held in Cascade county,
heginning March ,. Judge Benton ex,
poets to discharge the jury by tho end of
this week, there being no more criminal
actions to be tried this term and but
two or three civil actions that require t,
Jury trial
However, there are number of civil
actions, involving questions Of law only,
some of wh,ca are very important, and
which judge Henton will begin to bear
IN chambers Hs soon Hs the jury ie dis
charged.
The noXt jury will be summoned for
Juno !, and the court viii Lc kept busy
until that time.
At the june term the criminal cages
70 be tried are The following: State We.
Edward j. O'}rien, murder; State VS..
Ike l.. f'reudanthal and Louis NJ 5rhott,
gambling without q license: and State
VS.. Albert +, W. Cronklte, assault in the
second degree.
There will be large number of civil
actions, but none of great Importance, so
far as is now known.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
Monkeyed with the Court.

Judge Hawkins Monday enforced a
lesson which will not be soon forgotten
by the parties who attempted to monkey
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
Advertised Letters

The following letters remain in the
postoflice uncalled for for the week end
ing April 13 In calingfor them mention
the date April IA 1896
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
For Sale.

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factory outfit. Address o. G.. Wagers,
Hogan, Montana.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17
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Judge Benton deferred the passing of
sentence on James Barker, convicted OF
assault in the second degree, whose sen
tence WAS fixed by the jury at one years
imprisonment in the penitcntary, until
10 o'clock today. The postponement
WAS made in order to give defenaant's at
torneys au opportunity to move for q
new trial,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17

Seven years ago there was filed in the
court Of Lewis and Clarke county the
suit of Loberg e. Davis vs.. The Great
Falls Water Power x Townsite Company,
an action to recover sl,olGl7, alleged to
be due for material furnished and labor
performed in the construction OF the
First avenue north wagon bridge, Great
Falls. The suit has never been finally
determined, and yesterday, on a change
Of venue, it was filed in Cascade county
The case has been frequently heretofore
mentioned in The TElRuNE
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17

The trial was then begun of the case
Of the Great Falls National Bank VS..
Dr. w. III. Gclsthorpc. The suit is to
recover 200, with interest since Jan
IL, lo''2, ON note, executed by DIR. H.
II. MonahHn, with DR.. Gelsthorpc and
Thomas GAhHgan us surctics.
". 7. Pigott is attorney for plaintiff
and Stanton y Stanton represent the de-
fendant.
The defense is that defendant did not
sign the note until after the loan had
been made to Dr. Monahan; and that.
when defendant signed he did SO solely
because d. H. Tracy, cashier of plaintiff.
told defendant that he assumed no risk.
as the note WAS secured by collateral; !;
aud that plaintiff afterwards assigned
such collateral to Dr. Nonahan without
the knowledge or consent of defendant
The case is marked by sharp passages
between the attorneys and had not been
concluded when court adjourned until
$50 Il. IN. today.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-17

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