Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13

Miss Lizzie Cook has returned from
Ulm.
Felix Armstrong has returned from
Cora.
Il. j. Davidson and N. w. Gum Of
Helena are in the city.
Editor Coraon of the Choteau Mon
tanian is in the city on business
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Frary and George
A. Wells are en- route home from Los
Angeles, where they spent the past six
weeks.
The employees of the Sand Couee
wages for February, aggregating about
| S2o 200.
! Mrs. II. F'ligman and her two little
daughters returned yesterday to their
home at Helena after IA three weeks
visit in Great Falls. They were the
guests of Mrs. Singer.
Duncan Bros. are building for james
Early one story, five 70 om, frame cot
tage at Sixth av nue. north and Thr-
teenth street. When completed it will
present neat and handsome appearance
| anu IN laNC CO5l nDout CI.-oO
William Krchen is having built a very
handsome one story, six room, frame cot
tage at Seventh avenue and Sixteenth
street north. 1t will be finished with
the best material and rkmanship and
supplied with all modern improvements.
1t will have cost, when completed, al
least $500 Duncan Bros. are the con
tractors.
II. II. Nelson of Cascade, deputy state
veterinarian, returned yesterday from Il
visit to several sheep ranches along the
Shonkin river in Choteau county. where
there are several focks infected with
scab. Mr.. Nelson will soon begin dip.
ping the sheep. The deputy inspector
of Teton county has proclaimed quar-
antine against sheep.
Matthias Miller, superintendent of the
Moulton mine at Barker, who resides in
this city, at Sixth avenue north and
Fifth street, was stricken with partia
paralysis of one side while acting as in
terpreter in the district court yesterday
He was taken to his home and is receiv
ing all possible care, but time only car
determine the result of the stroke.
The post office department has agair
changed the Monarch Kibbey mail serv
ice. The carrier will hereafter leave
Monarch every Monday, Wednesday an(
Friday, after the arrival of the mai
train, but not later than 3 p. m, arriv
ing at kibbey in three hours. The mai
shall leave Kibhey on the same days a
8 a. M, arriving at Monarch at noon.
The jury in the case of the State o
Montana VS.. Louis II Henry, who brok'
Bill Larkin's nose by striking him with
: "A file, retired at 5 p, III. yesterday and,
few minutes later returned verdict o
! guilty of assault in the second degree
. he defendant was remanded to custod
to await sentence, which must be i'm
prisonment in the penltentiary for no
less than one year nor more than tv
5 years, or fine of not exceeding $1,000, o
l both.
On motion Of the attorneys For the de
, fendant, Judge Benton yesterday ST.
, aside the default in the suit of Mar
, Pierce vs.. the Great Falls and Canad
+ Hallway Co., an action to recover $1,000
damages for personal injuriss, the de
fault having been prematureiy entered
a Similar action WAS taken in the suit q
, James Pierce against the same defend
= ant, an action to recover SJl2.5O for prop
prty alleged to have been dies royed 10
wreck on defendants railroad. In eacl
} case, defendant was allowed until Marci
20 to answer. The suits of the thre
Pierce children against the same de
, fcndant, to recover damages, aggregatin
$4,000, for personal injuries, were dis
T missed, plaintiffs having failed TO fl
security for costs.