Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-01

II. j: Skinner will go to Neihart today

on business.
The county commissioners will meet in
monthly session today.
NJ. i. Poland, Gilt Edge merchant,
is in the city, stopping at the Grand
Central.
r. III. Bemis, orc Of the proprietors Of
the Belt Valley Timee, was in the city
yesterday.
G. l.. Overfeld is in Fort Benton, at
tending the annual meeting of the Shon-
kin Stock association.
Officer Paul Voell has returned from
few days visit at Gregson Springs, where
he took treatment for rheumatism:
Rev. DR., E, A. Wasson, rector of the
Episcopal church of the Incarnation,
will hold services at Sun River this even
ing.
DR.. A G, Ladd was hurriedly sum-
moned late yesterday evening to attend
the child of II. II. Nelson of Cascade.
The child is very i'll.
Diphtheria in the family Of T. c Will.
Jams. residing at Eighth avenue north
and Fourteenth street, was yesterday re-
ported to the city health officer.
Mrs Arthur j. Shores and daughter
Mies Minnie, are expected to return in
about month from Minneapolis, where
they bave been spending the winter
w. w. Terrett has been appointed live
stock agent Of the North hwestern rail
road, vice James Crane, resigned and
will have headquarters at Great Falls.
II. G. Stone, we'll known Great
Northern empoye, formerly in the local
office, is in town from Basin, where he
has responsible position with the com
pany.
WmJ. Irwin yesterday pleaded guilty
before Judge Hawkins to the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses
and was sentenced to Imprisonment in
the county jail for six months
At meeting of the Boston and Mon
tana Baseball club, at which there was d
full attendance, new uniforms for the en-
tire club were ordered. 1t wae decided
to have the first game of the season with
a Belt nine, Memorial day.
II. J. Seymour yesterday waived fur
ther preliminary examination before
Justice Race and was held to the district
court on a charge of embeZzlement.
Bail was fixed at 500. in default of
which he was remanded to custody.
Jack Williame came in from the
b. and M. siding and reports shipments
from the lime rock country as on the in
crease. The talk is that additional side
tracks will soon be put in as the present
ones are becoming entirely inadequate.
Frank Miller of Great Falls, euperin-
tendent of the Moulton mine at Barker,
has gone to Milwaukee to attend meet
ing of the directors of the Moulton com
pany, at which the future work in the
mine will be determined upon.
DR.. B. F. Sandow. of Neihart, left yes
terday for an extended eastern trip, in
the course of which he will attend the
convention of the National Medical asso-
citation at Atlanta, Ga. DR.. Shaw, re-
Gently of Montreal, will attend to DR.,
Sandow's Neihart practice,
w. S. Fray, assignee OF Moses Kauf-
man. the clothier, yesterday filed an in
ventory of the estate. The assets are:
Good accounts, s53l. .45; doubtful ac-
counts, sl,050l5; stock Cd hand, s1G,-
O42,7l; 1iXtures, Sl93; total, Sl7,Sl9.3l.
The liabilities are as follows: Due on
open accounts, for goods bought, Sl+,-
100 81; preferred creditors, $3.50; labor
S2Sl,37; total $2O,G522i,
A man by the name of Hanson came
in last Tuesday from Millegan, where he
had been herding sheep for Harvey Ellis.
He was i'll and was admitted to Colun-
bus hospital, where he died yesterday.
lie was about 40 years of age, and is be
lieved to have been Scandinavian He
was without means, and application for
buria! was yesterday made to the au-
thoritiea,
The United States civil service com
mission has ordered another examiaa-
ton TO be held by it's local board in this
city on Saturday, June 6, commencing
at a. m, for the position Of clerk and
carriers in the postal service. Applicants
for the position of clerk must be citizens
OF the United States, over IS years of
age, and carriers over u years, Appli-
cations must be filed before the close OF
business at the postolice on May IS.
Applicants over 40 years of age are
barred.
Mrs NJ. j. Kenyon returned yesterday
from Oswego, n. y. where she
buried her husband, who died in this
city short time ago. In speaking OF
the funeral the Oswego Daily Times
says: "The funeral took place from st.
Paul's church today at 10 o'clock, Rev.
Barry officiating. He spoke feelingly Of
the deceased, who was at one time
pupil Of St, Paul's school. The pail
bearers were T. Hennessey, +. Lynch,
T. Mccarthy, James Bough, Max Butler,
and Thomas Sculley."