Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-14

Montana, was in the city between trains
yesterday morning and it is reported
that the significance of his visit will de-
velop in few days.
A. G. Coleman and Miss Fanny Cock
rill will go to Fort Benton Friday TO
assist in the operetta, "Red Riding
Hood" given by a number of young la,
dies and gentlemen Of that place for the
benefit of st. Paul's Episcopal church
of Fort Benton.
A dispatch to THE TRIBUNE from
Lewistown yesterday was to the effect
that II. S. Sherard yesterday paid the
taxes, amounting to $3.50, upon the Gilt
Edge property, which is taken in Lewis
town as an indication that something
may soon be done with the mines.
In the suit of the Sisters of Charity of
Providence in the Territory of Montana
VS.. A. f, Dickerman, as treasurer of Cas-
cade county, an action to epjoin defend
ant from selling at tax sale the lots on
which is situated Columbus hospital the
temporary writ of injunction issued is
returnable in the district court today.
At yesterday evenings business meet
ing of Company A, \ G. NJ, Capt. Il.
2. A. Howe announced that he had de-
cid to tender his resignation 10 Gov.
Richards, being unable to devote the
necessary time to the duties of the po-
sition. The company will hereaftcr
probably occupy quarters in the Realty
block.
A free entertainment will be given at
the f'and Coulee Methodist Epiacopal
church next Friday evening, February
ID, under the auspices of the choir of
the church, The principal attraction Of
the evening will be the rendering of a
beautiful selection, entitled "FIhe Battle
of Lfe.' \ cordial invitation is ex-
tended to everybody to attend. The
doors will open at $780, and the curtain
will rise at s o'clock.
We learn that the Alaba ma mine one
of the most promising properties in the
, I4andusl1y dletrict, has just been bonded
. to A. Fl. Reser and George Putnam of
: Chinook for $4,000. The owners of the
{ property, SpaIdlng aud Zortman, have
done quite little development work.
J enough to justify the expectation that ii
will prove great wealth. prod ucer-- and
the present deal means that future op
erations will be conducted on larger
scale and with an increased force of men
! River Press,
: Mrs. Sebastian, mother of John Sc
. bastan, who fatally shot his wife Oct
q IS, last, and who is in the county Jail
awaiting his trial at the term of the dis
! trict court which will begin March
: : has arrived from St. Paul, to be presen
! at the trial. If insanity is Sebastian,
4 4 defense, she will testify that he sustain
y cd an INJURY to his head when a child
. that caused him to become insane al
= times afterwards. She is an Englisf
"a "a woman. and the prisoners father was
Spaniard.
Diphtheria has again broken out a
/. Belt and there are now nine cases there
~ A special quarantine officer is needed
% % but the county commissioners do not de
a sire to authorize the employment O
Il quarantine officers. holding that tn
:; deputy sheriff in each community cal
=, enforce quarantine, carry medicine an
, food to the quarantined housee, clea
the streets, alleys and door yarda, anc
l. in fact, be Pooh Bah. At Sand Coulet
k five houses are quarantined, the numbe
At of cases having increased. Dr. Longe
n way, chairman of the county board {
in health, authorized the school trustees {
e. the Sand Coulee district to reopen tn
n schools few days ago, but, in view {
n the recent outbreak, may revoke th
is order. The county commissioners orde
~ ed all quarantine officers in Sand Coule
le except the deputy sheriff, discharged
and the number Of cases has since il
J. creased. In Great Falls only two house
" are quarantined--t the Dowdell residenc
h. Sixth avenue south, between Eight
C. and Ninth streets, and tho Jorgenso
n, residence Seventh avenue south, b'
,d tween Third and Fourth streets.
le At 10 o'clock yesterday morning, {
IN St. AIMS Roman Catholic church. NJ
IN Matthias kranz and Miss Annie Steyae
te were married. Rev. Fr j, J. Dolls otfica
81 ing, The church was elaborayy decorate
with flowers and Plants Of many kinds IAN
n. q large number Of friends Of the coup
a. witnessed the ceremony. The bride ie
f. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s'teYae
at and is very popular among her mar
II frienGsn in Great Falls, where she has +
mr. sided for some time. The groom has bee
" a resident of Great Falls for & plumber
e- years ard is we'll known florist. Mr, ar
he Mrs. kralz will reside in Great Falls
ar Thursday. Feb. y3,