Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-20
NEWS eE g4z WEEK
Saturday. Nov. II.

AZ III WIZ WY
city.
j, Woodward Of Monarch was in Great
Falls yesterday.
i: b. Buchanan, the sheepgrower of
willow Creek, is in the city.
J. Sieben, a we'll known stockgrower
OF Cascade, is in Great Falls.
Mrs. G. w. Price of Fort Benton is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. F. j. Adams.
J. F. Weimscary, the hardware Sales
nan OF Chicago, arrived yesterday morn.
ing.
S. A. Miller Of Big Sandy, foreman of
Z. j. McNamara's cattle outfit, is in the
city.
A. W. Bower, the eheepman of Stan
ford, returned yesterday from Helena,
where he had been for several days.
Mrs. G. T. Hull has returned after a
several months visit with friends in
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull will reside at
5l5 First avenue north.
Miss Grace Bryan has returned from
Dupuyer, where she acted az stenogra.
pher to the Teton county republican
central committee during the campaign,
p. G. Kittle, manager of the Anacon-
da Copper Mining company's properties
at Belt, arrived yesterday evening and
left this morning for Butte on business
Mrs. G. G. Bateman of Fort Assinni.
boine arrived here yesterday morning
with her little daughter Stella, on a
visit to the home of Rev. Jos. Anderson,
7O2 Third avenue south.
Julian F. Burd, a prominent citizen OF
Choteau, arrived yesterday and is feel
ing pretty good yer the result of the
campaign in Teton county, to which bis
efforts materially contributed.
B. j, Boorman has resigned the posi-
ton OF bookkeeper for the Hotter Lum-
Der company, the resignation to become
effective Nov. 90. He expects to engage
in other business in Great Falls.
H. B. Waters, a brother OF W. w.
Waters, the harness dealer, is in the city
and expects to remain. Mr.. Waters
comes from Norton, Kan, and was at
one time mayor OF that town for two
years.
In the district court yesterday, civil
action No. LAO, L. G. Phelps, Receiver,
VS.. Lecia Reilly, was dismissed without
prejudice and the same plaintiff insti.
tuted suit against the same defendant to
foreclose a mortgage for $500.
Volk Bros, whose brewery was re.
Gently destroyed by fire, have decided to
| rQhCIl1 mt houynuar ,,ror Tho old osto
The property there is for sale. They
have several locations in view for the
new brewery and expect to decide def.
nitely upon the site in a week or so.
D.. +. Smith of Kalispell, democrat,
has been elected Judge of the Eleventh
judicial district, comprising Flathead
and Teton counties, by a plurality of IL
over Charles W. Pomeroy, present in
cumbent, who was an Independent can.
didate. Flathead gave Pomeroy AZ plu,
rality, but Smith carried Teton by SO.
The county officers elect, with the OK
ception of the commissioners, will take
office January 4 next. The treasurer
elect will not take Office until March l,
and the commissioners not until Novem-
Der 8, 1897. The district judge, clerk of
the court and commissioners will hold
office for four years, and all others for
two years.
At Belt yesterday the employees of the
Anaconda Copper Mining company were
paid Sl14,000, representing their wages
for October, OF this total $4,000 WIS
paid to tho employees of the coal and
coke departments. In October the com
pany shipped from Belt $1,000 tons of
lump coal, 1900 tons of coke and TO-
0OO tons of slack and nut coal.