Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-02
; Mrs. j. G. Shovel, Seventh avenue
south and Ninth street.

The 6-months-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas johnson of Belt died Sat
urday from cholera infantum and was
buried Sunday afternoon.
AL Crockett will return this afternoon
from Neihart, where he has had charge
OF George Budge's pharmacy during the
atter's visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. G. F. Goddard and son, Worth,
of Butte are in the city for short visit
with Mrs. Goddard's sister, Mrs. A. H.
Reeves of 5l31s Fourth street south.
The new store building of the Belt
mercantile department of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company is about COM
pleted and will be occupied October -.
P. W. Bradford, trustee of school dis
trict No. 6, Truly, has rendered his
resignation to County Superintendent
Swan, he having removed to Great
Falls.
j. T. Brady of Neihart, brother of DR..
G. A. Brady and Attorney I. Z. Brady,
left yesterday morning for Montreal, to
visit his parents, whom he has not seen
for 20 years.
A force Of men left yesterday to COM
mence construction of the telephone
line between Sun River and Augusta.
Manager M. l.. Lane expects that the
work will require about 30 days.
Minneapolis Journal Miss Fanny
White OF Augusta, Mont, who will at
tend the Stanley hall this year, has been
visiting on the North side In the families
of R. b. Hazard F. G. Shepperd and II.
W. Smith during the past week
Choteau Montanian: On Saturday last
Sheriff Zimmerman sold 1O,934 ewes and
lambs belonging to the Cooper-Martin
Sheep company at S5 cents per head;
also 1888 wethers at 81 per head. Kyle
Price of Great Falls was the purchaser.
| Company A. Montana National guard,
was out Sunday morning at its range,
shooting under inspection of Maj. Cook
of Butte The wind prevented good
work, the scores being about the samo
as were made at encampment last sum-
iner.
Nat McGiftin and family Of Sand
Coulee have removed to Great Falls and
will occupy the Bishop residence, Sec
ond avenue south and Eleventh street,
which Mr.. McGiftin recently purchased
Mr.. McGiffn's business will necessitate
his spending portion of his time at
Sand Coulee.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. George Holdt and
daughter, Miss Frances, and Mr.. anc
Mrs w. d. Dickinson will this morning
90 to Fort Assinniboine, to attend hoK
given in honor of Lieut.. Lawrence J
Fleming and bride. Miss Heldt viii
proceed to Albany, n. y, to enter upof
her second years studies at st. Agne
school,
THE TRIBUNE has received from At
torney Thomas W. Murphy, formerly o
Great Falls, the constitution of the Hib
bipg Mimi Bryan and Towne Gold ant
Silver club, of which Mr.. Murphy is
leading member. The club is doing
great work for every silver candidate
from president down, and has larg
membership.
Anna Kantz was arrested for stree
walking Saturday night, and Polio
500 and costs, which she paid. The pc
street walking, and the prospects ar
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the opportunity to pay fine, but will b
compelled to serve wholesome sentence
Notice Of an appeal to the suprem
court was filed by plaintiff yesterday i
, the suit OF the City of Great Falls vs
, Will Hanks ct al, an action to recove
from the bondsmen OF ?. j. Elliott, lat
city treasurer, $4,000, the amount c
city funds which Elliott had on deposi
in the Merchants National bank whe
; that bank suspended.
A man by the name Of Rudolph, bu
who does not give his Christian name
was brought in from Box Elder yestel
day, suffering from badly swollen an
probably fractured leg. 1t seems tha
he was hunting horses Friday, when hi
, horse fell upon him, rolling upon his lie
and driving the bones Of the leg An
those of the foot together at the ankle
+ lie lay on the prairie for three hour
and was then taken to ranch, where h
/ remained until yesterday, when he wa
q brought in to the county hospital, whe1
!. DR.. G. A. Brady attended him.