Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-01
NEWS eE eE!M y1z WEEK
saturday. Apri. 40.

Felix Armstrong came in from Cora
yesterday.
Thomas B. McShane, the Sand Cou-
lee cattleman, is in the city.
w. A. Chessman of Helena is the guest
of Major and Mrs. Geo. f. Field.
David G. Browne of Fort Benton, col
lector of customs, is in the city.
Miss Lula Armstrong will leave Sun
day to teach term of school at Truly
There is diphthera in the family Of j..
S Davidson, residing at 7O9 Eighth ave-
nue. south.
The Judith Basin Roundup associa-
day, May 2.
Mrs. David Barker of Neihart has
gone to Indiana, where she expects to
visit until June.
Prof. Rhyner is arranging to have the
boys orchestra give Il public entertain
ment some time next month.
A marriage license WAS yesterday is
sued to Charles Atkinson and Miss
Louisa Faust both of Great Falls.
George Kombol, native of Austria,
Yesterday declared his intention of be-
coming a citizen of the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs Barker of White Sulphur
Springs are expected today for visit to
their son, j. G. E. Barker of this city.
Judge Benton will today sentence
Fred Whitaker and Charles Knudson,
convicted of assault IN the second degree,
Mrs. b. German, wife of Night Yard
master Gorman, has arrived from Min
neapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. German will
make their home in Great Falls.
Jacob Stereka, an expressman, was
Yesterday fined $40 by Judge Hawkins
for interrupting funeral procession by
driving furiously through it, at Central
avenue and Fifth street.
A change for the worse has taken
place in the condition of Matt Furnell,
Of Sixteenth street and Third avenue
north, who has been i'll for month, and
it is feared that he cannot recover.
The attorneys for plaintiff will move
for q new trial in the case of the City OF
Great Falls VS.. Will Hanks ct al, and il
2Judge Benton denies the motion, an ap-
pea 10 the supreme court will be taken.
~ NJ, J. Tolan. charged by Robt. Vaughn
with grand larceny, in that he stole a
hoTse, valued at $50, the property of the
# comp pauant, will have his preliminary
4 EXAMINATION today before Justice Race.
# J. j, Kelley, for the past four years
M nanager Of the Park hotel, has resigned,
h ind viii leave, with his family, tomor-
8 ow for 'hicago, where they will reside.
Nh heodore Gibson succeeds MIR. Kelley.
Miss Mary E. Maye, who recently, on
Account of i'll health, resigned her posi-
Jon as teacher in the Belt public
fhoos, was in Great Falls yesterday,
IND route to her former home in the east.
| Col j. II. Rice and family are expected
return to Great Falls in about two
Ieeks. Col Rice has been spending the
inter in Illinois. while Mrs. Rice and
bns. Harry and James, have been
Munich, Bavaria, for Harry's health
In the suit, for damages, of Chas.
onaldson Va. the Boston & Montana G.
n S. M. Co. and 10 the suit of Hans S.
ohnson against the same company,
srgent Il Huntoon, attorneys for plain
MI, have filed an attorneys lien against
fy possible judgment
Married, at 7:30 p. m. yesterday, at
be parsonage of the First Methodist
piscopa! church, Rev. F. A. Riggin
iciating, Charles Atkinson and Miss
pui5a Faust. Mr.. Atkinson is a we'll
bown employe of the Montana Central
Rilroad, and his bride is very popular
Dung lady. MIR. and Mrs. Atkinson
IT this morning for an eastern trip,
d will be at home in Great Falls in
Fout month.