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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George u. An
dcraOn, son.
Il. Stackhouse left yesterday for bus
inesa visit in Salt Lake.
Born, yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs. f. f,
McSpadden of 3OJ Seventh avenue south,
h l2.pound con.
S. II. WILDER and party Of friends re
turned yesterday from weeks fishing
trip to Rock creek.
Dr. A, &. Ladd came in yesterday from
Oxford camp, at the fOrke Of the Nigh
wood, whittier he will return in few
days.
Atty. George II, Stanton returned yes
terday, after a months eastern trip, in
the course of which he visited in Chlca-
20, Connecticut and New York.
Contractor Frank RotheDiluh yeeter-
day commenced the construction for r,
S. Arthur Of "A four-room cottage, 2Gx2t
feet, on Ninth avenue south, between
Sixth and Seventh stroeta.
The annual meeting Of the Great Falls
Il Canada Railway company Will be held
at noon, Sept. IL, ut tho Office of the
company in Great Falls, for the purpose
of electing officers and directors and
| transacting other business
CAPTAIN Clark of tho Belt baseball
club desires TIE tribune to state that
that club challenges the Black Eagle
| Baseball club for Il game ut any time ard
place, for any amount: the only con
dition being that the umpire ehall be
agreed upon prior to tho day for the
game.
Tho Great Falls Junior Baseball club
played match game Sunday at Cascade
park with the Sand Coulee baseball
club. The kids proved more than d
match for the mon, as wRs shown by the
HcUre Of 32 to s in favor q thu homf
boys A return match will be played
between tho same teams next Sunday al
Sand COulee.
Atty. j. Is. l.oeie yesterday went tC
Fort BGnton, whore, in the district court
he will defend the men who are charged
with tho robbery, several n0nthH ago, ol
Lewis Bros bank at Glasgow. Tho case
was called several months ago N valley
county, but n jury could not be GcCufoo
there. and the case was transferred tt
Chuteau county.
George j. Overield returned yoetor
day from Fort Benton, whore he attend
cd "A meeting of tho Shonkin Stock AS
s0ciation, at which it Was decided thai
the Snnnkin roundup should start Aug
80 from Cut Banks, whore ihe outfits ar'
to meet Aug % The roundup vii
brand young stock and gather boot rHt'4l
mt the eHme time
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

copal church will be held at Sand Coulee
next Thursday. A prominent bishop of
the church and all the ministers within
the Jurisdiction are expected to be
present.
Rev. f. A. Riggin, pastor of the First
Methodist church, and Rev. W. W.
Van Orsdcl, superintendent Off the
North Montana mission of that church,
left yesterday morning to attend the
state conference of the church now in
session at Dillon.
r. M. Wilson of Truly was brought
into the Ulm house Yesterday, sutferiLg
with two fractures of the right ehoulder
DR.. r. L. X. Gordon was called and re-
duced the fractures. Mr.. Wilson wac
standing on the ground, when his team
started to run. lie grasped the reins
and was thrown with fcrce that caused
the fractures.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. phelpa and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Rich and chiI.
dren Of Red Wing, MINI, and b. Il
Kelly will leave today for fortniyhts
outing on the Dearborn, heir mess
wagon was sent forward yesterday and
they will today proceed by train to Craig,
- - ~ ; ,,,',,,i
'"e'i ca'np'Ds S'ouho
In tho district court yesterday, G. f.
Lnmpey instituted suit against the
American Brewing Co., TO recover 51C3
alleged to be due .Iaintitf a. faIery az
Pre5'ue'' ~ utlti''tn' a. w u, '',e ni' GG'' VI
oo3 II t?"i'ns'' ~ T., ,,. -, ,.,t
o'oet u cay ~ ~, - tI'lH V.r. ~ ,'.t
aul:..'n' anu w Wv ','0O, I',''' XII,
adoilIoh 70 '"" "1''o u N''o'' "''S' we
nlaoe'
Sir Godorick w. Cameron, Of New
York, a director Of the Great Falls y
Canada Railway company; the three
Misses Cameron; Miss Dcsne Of Loth
bridge; + T, Galt Of l4othbridge, presi
dent Of the Great Falls ~ Canada, HnC
Arthur T.. Street of New York arrived d
o. m yesterday by Il special train owe
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14
torday from fortnghts visit with Mre.
}. w. Sears OF Helena.

IL
}. w. Sears Of Helena.
Mrs. Frank h. Wilcox and children
and Miss 'rrigg will leave this week for
an outing at 5quuw HOLLOW.
james Burns, chief Of the fire dspart-
mont, has Euno to Salt Lake to attend
the national convention Of lire cho'a,
Mrs. r, H. brennan returned yeater-
day from two weeks visit with Mrs, }.
W. Soarl5 and other liicnds in Helena
Fred Jones' NJ. n. Race, Abe Walon-
stein, and Ed Smock returned yesterday
from fishing trip to Tenderfoot creek
Born, yesterday morning, to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred W. Anderson, of Sixth avenue
south, between Fourth and Fifth etreets,
son.
Mrs. II. e. Stone and children return
cd yet terday from Macon, Mo-, where
they had been vsiting relatives for the
past four months,
Judge Benton yesterday admitted to
citizenship in the United States Per
Emil Adolfsson, native of Sweden, and
David McNulty, native Of Canada.
Miea Rose E. Miller returned yester-
day from Boston, where she had attended
the Conservatory of Music for the past
year, completing her course with honors.
County Clerk Mcdonnell yesterday
received notice that the state board of
equalization has assessed the railroads
ia Cascade county at S63G 800; the as
sessment last yoar Was SG4S, 100.
Atty w. N. Fletcher has decided to
return to Great t'alle for the practice of
his profession. The firm of Fletcher Il
Merrill will, however, continue with Of
fees in the Phelps block,
Married, at the parsonage of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. at G:,'O =.
M yesterday, Rev. r. A. Riggin oitciat
ing, George II. Nickerson of North Great
Falls and Mrs Lizzie Holden Of Great
| Falls.
The funeral of the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Day WAS hold yes
terday afternoon from the family resi-
dence at Ninth avenue south and Second
street Intcrment was made in High
land cemetery,
Mrs. Moreand vas yesterday fined 81
by Justice Hawkins for disturbing the
peace. She paid the tine and a"ore out
a warrant against the complainant
against her, Mrn. Lille, for assault Mre
Lille pleaded guilty and was fined ant
paid So
At G:3O p. m. yesterday fire was dscov
cred in a stairway leading from tn
kitchen to tho cellar in the residence 0
DR.. a. f. Longeway, at 800 Third ave
nue. north The Central fire dephrtmen
was eummoned, but tho flames vera eX
tingushed before If arrived. The dam
age is trflng. The origin of lhe fire !
unknown
Butte Western Mining World "C. II
lIorzig, well known young man IN thi
city, left on Monday for Great fFa'l
whore he has accepted position IN tn
assay and chemical department Of tn
Boston and Montans company NJ
Eicizig is Il graduate Of Columbia scho'
of mines and is young man well verse
in matters pertaining to mining"
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

The Methodist folks are planning to
have a good time next Tuesday and also
to give the same to all others who wish
to spend the day on the grass an' among
the trees at the Kiyerslde park, They
ar making extensive preparations for
the occasion, MI the various s1et"tlC-
are co operating. The children viii. meet
at the Ghurcn II lp:lJ u. IA. on Tuesday
aud ruArch 10 the park. Al! persona VIII
bring their own baskets aud ii groups 10
SUIT themselves will arrange their own
tables The auies Of the various societies
VIII, however, provide ice cream and
e46o and sell thom "'aoy will also pre-
pare to furnish warm meals on the
ground to these who DO not care to take
their cwu luncheon, Tho proceeds OF
the refreshments aud tables will apply
On the parsonage fund.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

wednesday, august ~
Hon. Charles L2chray of Sand Couieo
ia in the city.
Walter S. Clark, the sheep raiser OF
| Choteau, is in Great Falls.
Chief Engineer Stevens Of the Great
Northern railway Is eEpCal-d here today
from St Paul.
J, B, Long, the ~yaamore H., sheep
buyer, returHcd sal.allry from busi-
ness "trip to Malta.
Archibald Gary, geaarol freight agent
Of the Montana Central railway, arrived
yesterday from Butte.
49, Pattee Of st. Paul superintendent
of motive power Of the Great Northern
railway, arrived yesterday.
Prot Il. G.. LorilIard returned yester-
day morning from Fort Benton, where
he had visited friends for Il few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Freeman and
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Warden will .eave
this morning for a short visit at Logging
Creek,
J. +. Bradley of st. Louis, formerly of
Great FaIie, is visiting the druggists of
the city, in the interests Of the wholesale
house which be represents.
Attorney w. G. Downing is in Fort
Benton, engaged in the defense of the
men who are charged with the robbery
of Lewis Bros bank at Glasgow.
j. w. Rosser, a prominent business
man OF Greeley, Iowa, who has been in
Great Falls for a few daye, visiting this
city ia the course of an extended pleasure
trip through the west, left yesterday for
Helena.
Geo. \. Clark of New York city, who
had been visiting his brothers, the sheep
home. Mr.. Clark was formerly a mem
Der of the firm Of Clark Bros. q Co., and
resided in Montana.
River Press: \ camping-out party,
consisting Of Mrs. G. w. Price and family
the Misses Bessie and Ophelia Kings
: bury of Great Faile, Mr.. w. Kingsbury
1 and Mrs. f. d. Kingsbury and children
= left for upper Highwood this afternoon
F., G. Woodworth, local manager oi
| the Western Union Telegraph company
9 will leave this morning for lO-days
t visit in Minnesota, and will return with
I Mrs. WoodWcrth and children, who have
,, ofeh Fiai''hE ~ &>oI'h /ahote ah' Ni'h
4 nespta for several months.
Atty. G' H. stanton wan tomorrow g
= TO FORT benton to appear for me pam
n IN IN zoe eult iof disofGa OF Nan lAlti'
u VIZ. " 4. h'1''e' Deftnuahl If Lewis
> tuWn Druggist ana 'he cofespohoen',N vi q
ioltle 'o'r'e'soh' "Ra 'orhefiy e",pioye,'
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" "a no" ree'"i"E "i'h heF hrother ~ bei'
I'd The fol,owiny Arc tnogatps aod alter
mates for the Grc.t Falls fire drpartmen
/. tu the s,ata }trptnrn', convention, to b
is held in HoI.na tuuupt 30 -. Deit
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

condh Mining company, returned yester
day, after few days business visit in
'D1
Mra. Mary JoneH, q widow, aged As
years, died, from consumption, yesterday
at her reaidencn On Ninth avenue south,
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
Funeral arrangements have not yet been
made.
NJ, AND Nrg & y p,ll.,o 3f, ,,.l
,f., tI IT p..,t,. 4l,o
and Alice Porter and j. II, REID and
Arthur Porter lcft yesterday morning
for Highwnod, whore they will camp and
iiBh aud hunt for 10 days.
calm uunta1, ah;r,od 9 +roir,ooa of
cst,la from Eio SanTp SotrrIar. ' shi,,
n,ent waa mrGe vnstorGa,, frnr, Naitpp. liz
,ada', .nd tn,norr,,, tlaro ,,,;Il
mania from Chinonlx md csrn hayo ~ I,i'n hnan
ordared for newt Thmrsd.v at t:ala+a ':
ouaurated The i,nnrnvenant % tbo yoods
iana;n- iron, Cran+ Ea,I1, ~ Tr',I,, cnnd
unu;ae and Mina conloe I,onntu ,I
Snrrevor Tranrh '1stordsvran b;s ornss
sort;o1s .nd the frs+ mnri, dorn M u,ili ho
tha lava,;ng nf tbe sand lima southaost
o. ~ tho c;tv wb;cb hauo haop 10 noast
tromb,eso,na rnr, - tba r,'ads '1' "''''
''ou''o'o'''0 f''' : Vi ''' ''''''
William Day and John Day, formerly
of Sand Coulce, who are wanted in Butte
on charge OF assault in the first degree
Crnoi,u O. G;,v nora onntn,aa 10 ,Ja,ana ano
,rno.iov Y;ob+ and r,,aro ,,o.tordo,, .n,,nr
70 Rntte r. await tr;ui Tha;r ha;I i.
fvod NJ n OO0 aacb md Il ;s hal;ovod
+hot 4tov con,,ot f,,rr;ah = - "o'o w.
'"N' WY ' ''''''
| Pleasant and impressive baptismal
service was held yesterday afternoon at
the Sun river, near the wagon bridge,
when four persons were immersed by
Evangelist u. +. Ireland, OF the Christ
ian tdav for h thar anu ,an fanny
10 100, avnscte3 That the u wnrl, ;nannnrated ]
durinp % their three m or four % "a weeks' % stav win in
th;a e;tv will hafore verv lnng ta.e
nermanent shane,
The Fort Benton klver Press says
awe are informed that number OF the
Crees who were recently dcported tt
Canada have returned to Montana, ant
are again roaming their old rahgc arounc
llavre. The deportation scheme is likely
10 prove pcrmanch1 JOB 1or lhe Ohilet
o"antba a,"'np m saws that m the tronns f.iIad +,
rantnrc numher ,G thr Crerethat hav,
mndn thcir hnnn in Tctnn rn,,ntv fn
aavrr,l vnars
,
William Howard, residing at ia Sec
ord avenue south, started to drive yes
tcrday to Tn" tllVer 6melter. soon atfe
) he left his Teal""2ce u part of the ha'
resa on one at the horses broke and tn
+ team ran h"9y Mr.. Howard jumph
from the wagon and fell. etriiing tn
sronnd with such force that his collar
: honc was broken. lie was taken to HI
home, eurglcai II was summCned an
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

Born, yesterday morning, to Mr.. and
Mra. G, H. Eepath, son,
Born, yesterday, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Me
konZie Of tho Wost s,",, a daughter.
d. b. Pattce will Ieav" tomorrow Tor
Ihroo Forks, for a short business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Batnman expect to
leave August Is for few weeks outing
at Silver.
Mrs. j. A. Gockstetter returned yes
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

Should haye ono of Prof, Mort3on'a
new maps Of Cascade county. ii has all
of the roudR. Convenient pocket form
for % cents Address TlIE tribune,
Great Falls.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14
ez ynE WEEK


TuIian Burd, postmaster at Chotoau,
fiyed yesterday.
Gam Giesey of Monarch is ill at Belt
tn typnoid fever.
Misg Strain of Ontario is the guest of
sister, Mrs. Mark Skinner.
Atty, w. N. Fletcher has entirely re-
rered from his recent illness.
(,od I. Curtis, Fred Arkell and others
ent Yesterday fishing on Hound creek.
Miss E,nie Hardin, superintendent of
hooIg of Teton county, 10 in the city.
names W. Cory, former cashier of the
nix of Choteau, now of Helena, is IN
city.
Joseph Hlrschberg, the merchant of
boteau, came up from Fort Benton
eterday.
porp, Yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs. }. g.
Parker OF Ais Fourth avenue north, Il
e daughter.
Typhoid fever is raging at Belt, over
zen cases having been reported within
past week.
n the district court yesterday, in the
OF Howard Crosby Vs. w. q. Frlsbie,
bgment by default for SiOG WAS
tered.
Mrs. A. J. Vance and daughter left
i terday for Neihart, where they will
Y it relatives and friends for the next
10 weeks.
Monday, Sept 7, being Labor day,
dge Benton yesterday changed the
te OF opening of the next term OF the
strict court from that date to Tuesday,
kpt, s,
James ID. James, deputy supreme
mmander Of the knights of the Mac
bees, returned yesterday from kalis-
III and Havre, at each of which places
organized large tent of the order.
The irrigating plant which has been
process OF construction for several
tnths ut Priests crossing, about eight
/ one.hat miles up Sun river, has
len tested and found to be wholly SUIT
ssfnl
INV. 4. Iindche. formerly of the Great
lis drygoods store Of W. B. Raleigh 4
h., but now in the Helena store Of the
! me firm, is in the city, He will re-
+ tin here for Il few days and will then
nned cast to buy stock.
,Judge G. W. pomorOy Of KalispcN Ar
# ged yesterday from thOtehu, whore he
( I'd a short and unimportant term Of
e district court He WAS accompanied
e sterling Mcdonald, clerk Of the dis
{ lt court of Teton county.
Dr A, f.. LDngcway, city health officer
III with liphlheria at his residence al
C Third avenue north, The case is not
Try severe but he was not us we'll yes
|rday evening as earlier in the day. Dr
\, II. Gelsthorpe is attending him.
j Next Saturday County superintendent
{ wan will hear protests, if any. against
Z lnnexing to school district No. % (belt
X nat part of district No. 10 (ArmingtOn
Y Shinh Includes the Kennedy addition tc
4, townste of Belt and French coulee
@ p. G. KittIc, superintendent OF thf
hSGaI and coke department OF the Ana
RSonda Copper Mining company, and f
I'D. Dudley, manager of the Belt mrr
MEntilC department OF the same com
Sa&ny, came in from Belt yesterday ant
sHsFnnt to Anaconda for few days visit
W DR.. Charles Noble of New York city il
a. guest Of his sister, Mrs. Il. o. Fer
HrlI. and will remain in Great Falls TO
Habout six weeks. Dr. Noble graduated
Ein May from the medical department o
Nthc University of the City of New lprl
and will begin his practice in that cit,
Eppon his return.
l.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14
VALUATION AS EQUAL|zEO
Exclusive Of Railroads. the Assessed
Valuation of Cascade COUn-
ty Is
Only n Few Thousands More Than
Ten Million Dollars
Items.

Frank G, Lampen, deputy county clerk
and recorder. Wednesday completed re.
vising the assessment rolls OF the coun-
ty, in accordance with the changes made
by the county board of equaIzal on and
found thar tbs assessed and equs.zcd
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

copal church will be held at Sand Coulee
next Thursday. A prominent bishop of
the church and all the ministers within
the Jurisdiction are expected to be
present.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-08-14

Rev. +. A. Riggin, pastor of the First
Methodist church, and Rev. W. W.
Van Orsdel, superintendent off the
North Montana mission of that church,
left yesterday morning to attend the
state conference of the church now in
session at Dillon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-04

DEs MONIES, Feb. Am the house o
joint resolution was adopted asking con-
gress to pass a law prohibiting gambling
in futures. The resolution abolishing tho
proposed figures on the soldiers monu-
mcnt was discussed for an hour and final
ly sent to the military committee. Nu-
merous petitions were presented, ono ask.
Ing railways to employ non-union men.
a bill was introduced requiring the list
ing Of notes, bonds, and mortgages for
taxation. In the senate bills were intro
duccd: Prescribing a uniform fire insur.
ance policy; providing five additional nor.
NAL schools; defining cmbezzlement by
public officials; regulating discipline OF
penitcntiaries and jails; regulation OF
building and loan associations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-04

CHICAGO, Feb 4.-Chairman Caldwell,
of the Western Passenger association, has
ern to make a thirty-day limit on its tick.
cts for the Grand Army encampmcnt at
st. Paul. The denial of the request was a
foregonc conclusion, the road only max
ing it SO that it would be able to appeal
from the decision and make the extension
in accordance with the provisions of the
association agreement, no matter what
other lines in the association may do
The Great Western will now give formal
notice of its intention, and if the encamp.
ment is held at st. Paul will put tickets
on the market.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-04
THAT "essT CITIZEN" OF OURS
Gets Into n Littlo Controversy with Uncle
Sam Out In Nebraska.

Sam Out in Nebraska,
OMAHA, Feb. Al. u. Moore and +. T.
Martin, two prominent Boyd county citi-
zcns, have been arrested by United States
authorities rs the leaders of large gang
which has recently torn down and carted
away many valuable buildings at Fort
Randell. Though abandoned for military
purposes the fort was in wardcn's care
The outlaws arrived in such force that he
could offer no resistance and the United
States marshal was sent for. There was
talk of resisting him. but he made the two
leaders accompany him to Omaha, where
they will be tried.
THAT the people engaged in this whole
sale pillasc are desperate" said a gov
crnmcnt official, "thcrc is little room for
doubt, but considering the extent Of
their deprcdations it is reasonable to sup
pose that the government will only dcsist
when the lust man is safely landed in Jail.
Before this is done. however, there are apt
to be some stirring scenes up in the wilds
of Boyd county"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-04
MAEN AND GOMEZ
Said to Have Fought a Hot En-.
gagement in Cuba.
TWO ACCOUNTS OF THE BATTLE,

In One of which .he Spanish Are Repre-
sented as vic.ors and in the Other the
Insurgents Carry on the Substantial
Honors-But in Both Gomez Gets Away
with His Usual Success-Bad State of
Affairs at Havana.
HAVANA, Feb. 4.-General Marin has
had an engagement with body of the in
surgents which he reports to bo the main
force under Gomez, and which was put to
flight with loss of twenty killed. The
entire absence of any details as to the
number of insurgents in the body at
tackled leaves some ground for doubt as to
whether it was in truth Gomez immedi-
ate following. Pretty much the whole of
the combined column under General Ma
rim, including loo cavalry, seems to have
been engaged. This force was equipped
with special view to running down and
corncring the insurgents when once it
should come face to face with them, and
great expectations were founded on its
supposed ability to do this.
Gomez Got Away, rs Usual.
But the report of this engagement, al
though it indicates that the Spanish at
tack was made with great dash and vigor,
seems to indicate that the insurgents were
as successful in evading the Spanish forces
as they have been at any time heretofore.
General Marin had information that
Gomez had encamped at the plantation of
Luz, and prepared for a combined attack
by all the columns under his immediate
command. Two columns were ordered to
take the advance, with seven squadrons
unde- Colonel Luiz.
Charge of the Spanish Cavalry.
Upon coming up with the insurgents
vanguard the Spanish cavalry made an
!mpctuous charge, passing over the
enemy's second line and falling upon the
main force, which was stationed near the
plantation of Luz. The insurgents were
put to immediate flight, leaving behind
them twenty killed, eleven with macnetes
in their hands There was apparently no
successful pursuit of the insurgents, as
they succeeded in carrying of their
wounded, the number of which is stated
to bs unknown. Several prisoners were
taken, and the loss of the troops is re-
ported to be insignificant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-04

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