Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30
Tuesday,, Oct. FL.

Frank Wilsey is in from his ranch
near Cora.
Owen Fergus, a we'll known rancho
on Davis creek, is in the city.
Thomas II. Campbell. the druggist O
Belt, spent Sunday in Great Falls.
Henry E. Jones of Kibbey, McKinle,
candidate for assessor, is in the city.
Julius Lehrkind, the well. known
brewer of Bozeman, is in Great Falls.
Mrs. Stafford, mother of Capt. w. Ii
Stafford, has gone to California to spend
the winter.
Capt. John Fl. Evans of Choteau, az
old-tlmer in Northern Montana, is il
the city on business.
G. w. Jackson, proprietor of a large
music store ia Helena, formerly a resi-.
oeut OF Great Falls, is IN the city.
Mrs. Thomas j. Todd of Fort Benton,
VINO has been the guest Of her sister,
Mre. f. j. Adams, for some time, has re-
turned home.
Miss S. E. Curtis of White Sulphur
Springs, superintendent If the public
schools of Mesgher county, was 10 Great
Falls yesterday.
A marriage license was yesterday
issued to Florence Fink of Belt and
Mics Martha Mueha, who arrived yes.
tefday from Wisconsin.
Judge Benton yesterday appointed
Mrs. Emma Splan guardian of the estate
OF her brother, Frederick Turner, the
rancher Of Truly, who is weak-minded.
For best coal and wood, at lowest
prices, telephone No. IA; or you can
write, call or give orders to our drivers.
The same will receive prompt attention.
Registration of electors for the general
election, to be held next Tuesday, will
close at 10 o'clock this evening and no
person will be permitted to vote who is
not registered.
w. G. Conrad, president Of the North
western National bank. returned yester-
day morning from White Post, Va,
where he had spent three months. He
will remain for some time.
Dan Egan, better known as the "Mon-
tana Kid" challenges any welter-weight
in the northwest to box 20 rounds or
more at l45 pounds for $40 q side. He
also agrees 10 stop any local welter-
weight in 10 rounds, for the same
amount. Address him in care of The
TRIBUNE.
George Raban, B. b. Kelly, NJ. Phil
lips and S. Il. Jensen, judges of election
in First Ward precinct, yesterday issued
an order, changing the polling place in
that precinct from the Miner Boardman
block, which is fully occupied, to 10 Sec.
ond street south, formerly occupied as
the Arcade restaurant.
Judge Benton yesterday admitted 80
aliens to citizenshipin the United States.
Twenty eight aliens declared their in
tention of becoming citizens of the
United States, 1t is not probable that
many will be na,uralized today, Two
years ago today 50 aliens were natural
ized and that will probably remain the
maximum daily record for several years.
The funeral of the late William w.
White was held at St. AIMS church at
l:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon. The
local Mill and Smeltermen's union,
many other union men and other friends
attended, it being one of the largest flu
nerals ever seen in Great Falls. Many
floral tributes of love and respect we're
received from friends. Interment was
made in Calvary cemetery.
Matt Dunn, who is interested with
Geo. a. Wells and others in the sapphire
claims at Iogo, has been informed by
Mr.. Wells, who is in London, that the
leading iapidary of London has made
such a favorable report on the quality
and value Of the sapphires that there is
no doubt whatever that the investment
in the claims will prove very profitable.
The sapphires are being extracted in
large numbers very successfully and the
owuere of the claims are jubilant over
tee many favorable reports from experts.
The city council held an adjourned
meeting yesterday evening, approved the
pla1 submitted by Agent Rinker Of the
Great Falls Water Power and Townslte
company for b~oulevarding the streets,
and ordered the city attorney to draft an
ordinance, providing that, in the future,
all improvements on the streets shall be
made IN accordance with that plan. il
being understood that the plan is not to
be forced upon the people, but that
when any improvement is asked for it
shall be made in accordance with that
plan.