Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-11
day and the funeral was held at Cascade
yesterday. The child was one of twins,

today.
All the teachers in the public schools
nave returned from the places where
they spent their vacation and were at
their posts when school opened yesterday
morning.
Sam Stephenson, city attorney, and
bride, nee Miss Lola Byrd, arrived from
st. Paul Monday morning, and will be
at home at Ala Fourth avenue north
after Oct l.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Henry D. johnson and Miss
Dorcas Walker, both of Belt, and to Pat
rick Kinney and Mrs. Maggie Filbert,
both Of Neihart.
George Raban, who had been VISIT
ing in England for four months, and his
SOD, Percy, who had been attending an
English school for five years, returned
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes of Wolf Creek
and children arrized Sunday and are the
guests Of Nj. and Mrs. W. H. Black.
The Misses Jean and Bonnie Barnes will
remain in Great Falls and attend the
public schools.
viii H. Boone, the bicyclist, will leave
Friday tor Chicago, where he will re-
side. He will continue his bicycle rae
ing and all who know him and his work
expect to see him teach the Chicago
riders thing or two.
Thomas Reynolds, night clerk at the
Park hotel, will leave this morning for q
fortnight's vacation, his fret in three
years. He will spend few days hunting
near Columbia Falls and thence will 20
to Spokane for visit.
Judge Benton yesterday admitted to
citizenship in the United States Robert
Cameron and James Campbell, natives
of Scotland; William Fl. Roberts, ma
tive Of England; Patrick Day, native Of
Canada, and Fred Cow, native of Aus
tria.
Mrs. A. j. Shores and daughter, Miss
Minnie, and SOD, Rob, will leave tomor-
row morning for Faribsult, Minn., where
Master Rob will resume his studies at
Sbattuck academy. After three weeks
visit in Minnesota Mrs. Shores and Miss
Minnie will return to Great Falls.
At Cascade today, Charles M. Russell
will be united 10 marriage to Miss
Mamie Cooper. Mr.. Russell is the
famous "cowboy artist" He is very
popular in Great Falls, where he has re-
eided at various times, and all who know
him will extend congratulations and
we'll wishing to him and to the lady
whom he will we'd, who is one Of the
most popular and most estimable young
ladies of Cascade. They will reside at
Cascade.
James Williams was yesterday arrest
ed by Chief Guerin on the strength of q
description forwarded by telegraph
from Collins by John Hobbins. It ap-
pears that Williams robbed q sheep
camp in Chotesu and headed for Great
Falls. The chief found that he had
been offering horse and certain other
articles for sale at North Great Falls,
which we're supposed to have been
stolen. He will be held till the arrival
of the Teton county officers.
Friday afternoon, at her home at 1919
Eighth avenue north, Miss Blanche
Giles very pleasantly entertained num-
ber of her little friends, the occasion
being her tenth birthday. The guests
were Eva and Cap HovRda, Nellie Fell
man, Nan Mcdonald, Olga Thoreon,
Grace Atkins, Lucy and Pete Zorza,
Phoebe and Hester Bartlett Florence
and Lovina Fleming, Alfred Luke, Otis
Jewell, Mamie Grantier. Ralph and
Maude Allison, Stella and Willie Viii.
liams.
The tennis tournament at the Boston
e. Montana court Monday afternoon was
witnessed by large number of guests
and was heartily enjoyed. In the first
series, played by members of the Boston
and Carl Evans defeated S. B. Robbins
and Thomas Evans. In the second
series, played by members of the Great
Falls Campbell Tennis club, j. l.. Rice
and II. M. Wood defeated M. Kendall
and II. H. Matteson. In the final,
Mesers. Morrow and Carl Evans we're
defeated by Messre. Rice and Wood.
News comes from Bolt of another case
of "didn't know it was loaded" the 49,
year-old daughter of Mrs. Brown,
widow, having been shot by her brother,
Arthur, who was carelessly handling
32'caliber revolver. The ball struck the
toAAA "a viz SAAd uuAA 10 DCIcNCu " nave
been DETECTED into the muscles of the
neck. 1t cannot be found. When shot
the little girl wiped the blood away,
grasped the hands of her mother and
brother, and bade them good-by, and
then began to pray. She was able to sit
up yesterday and the surgeons think she
will recover.
Edward Jewett, aged So years, a native
of New York, who came TO Great Falls
about six years ago from California and
had since been dealing faro in various
beer halls in this city and most recently
in the Milwaukee bear hall. was found
in n closet adjoining tho
beer hall at ! p, II. yester-
day. lie was removed to room and g
physician WAS summoned, but he died in
a few minutes, The body was taken to
the undertaking parlors of b. b. a w. H.
Cook, where a coroners inquest was
hold yesterday evening, tho jury return
ing verdict that death resulted from
heart failure. The funeral will be held
from the undertaking parors at 2 p m.
today, and interment will be made in
Highland cemetery.