Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
Tuesday, Oct. 20.

Mrs. Dan Mcclure Of Butte is visiting
friends in Great Falls.
Born, yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Knute Anderson of Sixth avenue north,
daughter.
Atty. W. w. Phelps returned Sunday
morning, after short visit in Minnesota
and Chicago.
Daniel Samples and family lett yester-
day for San Francisco, where they will
spend the winter.
Thomas Couch, Jr., of Sunnyslde has
resu med bis studies at the Great Falls
Commercial college.
Joseph Silverman left Sunday morn
ing for his former home, Gallipolis, o =,
where he will remain for a year.
Mrs Gray of Butte is visiting Mrs.
Joseph Houle Of the West side and her
brother, Mr.. Stuart, who is i'll with ty-
phoid fever at Columbus hospital.
Mrs. M. E. Kingsbury has returned
from Fort Benton, accompanied by her
daughter in law, Mrs. +. d. Kingsbury,
who will be her guest for a fortnight.
H. II. Fitch, registry agent in district
No. IA, will sit today, tomorrow and
Thursday at the general Office building
Of the United Smelling L. Refining Co.,
in Silver Smelter precinct
A large number of the employees at the
Boston and Montana works who were
laid off recently returned to work yes
terday and it is expected that every de-
partment will be in full blast in few
days.
Joseph Thoroughman arrived yester-
day from his home, near Cascade. He
will return today, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Anna R. Thoroughman, who
has been the guest OF friends in Great
Falls for few weeks
Mre. John Frank of this city and her
son, Thomas, left this morning for Sioux
City, Ia, in which place and South Da-
kota they will visit until next spring,
seeking to improve Mrs. Franks health,
which has been delicate for some time.
The directors of the Boston and Mon
tana Consolidated Copper and Silver
Mining Co. have declared regular
quarterly dividend of 81 per share and
Sl per share extra, payable Nov. 20 to
stockholders OF record Oct. %. This
will call for S450OOO and will make an
aggregate dividend to date of 81, ,925, 900.
The Pastors association met at the
First M. n. parsonage yesterday at 1920
q. m. and held very interesting session.
Rev. f, II. Gwynne, d. d., as per ar
rangelnent, favored the association with
an address on Show l Prepare Ser
mon." Speaking from ripe experience,
his address was rich in practical sugges-
tions. An interesting general discussion
followed. The association meets at DR..
Gwynne's residence two weeks hence.
VIM. White Of Little Milwaukee was
shot Sunday last at his home by an
Italian named James Minnea. The
trouble occurred over some prairie
chickens which the italian accused
White of stealing from bis shed. White
allowed his house to be searched, but re-
fueed to allow his trunk to be searched
also. In the scuttie resulting Minnea
shot White in the shoulder. The wound
is not dangerous. After the shooting
Minnea disappeared, but was captured |
by Deputy Sheriff Black yesterday at |
Cora, and will be brought back today.
In the district court yesterday morn.
ing Segrid Johnston instituted suit for
divorce from Charles Johnston. She al
leges that they were married at Dead
wood, S. D., Nov. 2G, 1892; that defend
ant has been an habitual drunkard for
over two years; that he has been abus-
i've, idle, prohigate and dissipated and
has caused her great mental anguish by
threatening to commit suicide. She
asks for divorce and alimony of $50
per month while the suit is pending, and
an attorneys fee of S75. A,P. McAnelly
of Belt is plaintiffs attorney Both par
tics to the suit reside at Belt.
Wanted, at once, 10000 young stock
sheep. Address, Dan Lodgerwood,
Great Falls, Mont.