Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03

+. q. Dempsey, 4 well known citizen Of
Bet, is in Great Falls,
Ed Roichei ot the American Brewing
company has returned from & visit with
l.. relatives in Milwaukee.
Albert Beaudry, native Of Canada,
vest rday declared his intention Of be-
coming citizen Of tha United States.
The now Empre bicycle corset Just
received at the panR Dry Goods store.
Comfortable, graceful and inexpensive.
y marriage license was yesterday is.
sued to w. II. Albright Of Logging
Creek and Miss Vlija Clara Schlag Of
Helena.
Peter MackenZie, native Of Scotland,
nd II l. J,CiShDg, Il native Of Canada,
we're yesterday adnlltted to citizenship
a the United States by Judge Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs G Kaufman, who have
heen visiting their daughter, Mrs Nate
HectheiuI, for i few months, left This
morning for Fargo, their future homo,
. Pyle and wife, T. G. Pyle and wife
aud f. G, Pyle of Sand Coulee left for
leir old hom5 in Missouri this morning,
-, G Pyle expects TO return in about six
W0n,hs.
In the aistrct court yesterday the
Lit of W. + Kern VS.. Martha f. Plass-
mana, ExecutrlX. an action to recover
300 alleged to he duo on account, was
Ilsmeeed rs settled,
In the district court Yesterday after
noon the trial Of the case Of Frank Lewis
VS.. J. A. Robbins, an appeal from The
court Of uatico Mcqueen Of Belt town
ship, was begun before Judge Benton
Without a jury. A, p, McAnelly and G.
v. Taylor are attorneys for plaintiff and
Camden Bretz and j. A. Largent for the
defendant.
Herman Kraus arrived in the city last
nlght to make arrangements for grand
ball to be given in Cascade at the O td
Fellows hall the evening of April 10 by
the business men of the city up the
river He is endeavoring to engage
Madame Ercke and her orchestra for
the occasion, Quite number will 60
from here 10 attend the ball and if the
matter can be arranged special train
will be chartered.
Owing to the fact that great interest is
manifested in the movement to nomi-
nate nor. partisan ticket for the school
trustee election next week, it has been
thought best to change the place of
meeting on Tuesday evening to Myers
hall, Central avenue, where there is ac-
commodation for a large crowd Among
the names suggested as possessing the
qualifications for members of the
school board are J. Fl. Mcknight, G. X.
Gilchrist G. ii. Repath, j. 2. Lewis, S.
b. Robbins, Geo. Raban, DIR, j. w. F'riz.
Aell, f.. W. Webster, j. B. Leslie and
others.
Mollie Fentie has instituted euit in
tho district court to secure a divorce from
her husband, Charles j. Fentie the Gus
tody of their two minor children, and
permission to resume her maiden name,
Younger. She alleges that they were
married in Great Fails, April l3, 1889,
and that defendant was convicted at the
March, 1894, term of the district court
OF Teton county of cattle.stealing and
was sentenced to three years imprieon-
mont in the penitentiary, where he is
still confined Conviction of this felony
is the ground for divorce. r. w. Berry
is plaintiffs attorney.
Before w. M. CockriIl, United States
commissioner, Sumner j.. Crane ycster-
day made final proof in support Of his
homestead entry Of lot ,, the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter, the
northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, and the northeast quarter of
the southwest quarter of section ,, town
ship is north, range east. Charles
Gustafson also made final proof in sup