Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
turned, after a fortnight's outing.

turned, after fortnight souting.
Mrs. John Charters, who has been
seriously i'll for the past two weeks, is
improving.
Miss Madeline Raban left Sunday
morning to attend St. Mary's hall, Fari
bault, MINI.
Judge Benton yesterday admitted to
citizenship in the United States jerome
st. Luke, native of Canada.
Will Parks of Lake Linden, Mich, is
the guest of his brother, Henry Parks,
Of the Boston g. Montana works.
J. il. Mcknight returned Sunday
from Chicago, where he sold shipment
Of the Judith Cattle company'a cattle.
G. O. Jarl has gone to Chicago to at
tend the national convention of the
brotherhood of Carpenters & Joincrs Of
America.
Q. W. Swearing9n, city engineer, and
family have returned from IendeFfoot
creek, whore they were oncampod for
two weeks.
Hon. g, e. Collins was abe to be out
yesterday, after being confined to his
house for a week with severe attack OF
rheumatism,
Henry Webster, Percy Raban and
Charles Ellis left Sunday morning to at
tend Shattuck Military academy at Far
ibault, MINI,
Dan Tracy, who has been visiting in
the Michigan copper country and at De-
trOit is expected to return the latter
part OF this week.
Miss Robbins of Lincoln, Neb., state
librarian Of Nebraska, arrived yesterday
morning, after visit in California, and
is a guest of her brother, S. b. Robbins.
Mrs. John Mieyr, ST., who had been
visiting her SOD, John Mieyr, Jr., of
Fourth avenue north and Twelfth street,
left Sunday morning for her home at
Calumet, Mich.
Prof. f. Setzepfandt leaves this morn
| ing for months vacation and visit to
| friends in Iowa. It can be stated upon
good authority that when the professor
returns he will be accompanied by Mrs.
f5ctzapfandt.
Marriage licenses have been issued tc
Owen S. Bower and Miss Ida Shaw
both of Great Falls; to John w, Morri
500 and Miss Mary Ann lIowiuge, both
of Belt; and to Edward krog and Miss
Ada Addison, both Of Belt.
Hazal Howard and Jennie Wilson, two
gay damsels, were arrested and taker
before Judge Hawkins yesterday on {
charge Of unseemly conduct On the
streets. The judge allowed them TO ge
with lecture and warning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mckay arrived II
Great Falls yesterday with the body o
their daughter. Hazel, aged 9 years anc
10 months, who died at Kaslo, B, G. The
funeral will be held from the Episcopa
Church Of the Incarnation at l O'CLOCK
this afternoon. Interment will be mad'
in Highland cemetery.
George A. Wells and daughter lef
Sunday morning for Faribault, MINI
where Miss Wells will attend st. Mary
Hall Female seminary. Mr.. Wells will
proceed to New York city, whence b.
will sail for England, where he will visi
for some time after which he will visi
Mediterranean points.
The Calumet (Mich.) Copper Countr
Evening News reports that W. j. Evans
Jr, ard w. II. Boone, both of Grea
Falls, but formerly of the Michigan cop
per country, have written to Calumet
offering to arrange for ii rousing bicycl
meet at Hancock and Houghton. il
which they would participate and which
they would manage They want to hav
the meet early in October.
Local poiticiane remark that tn
Smith family is very much in evdenc
in Montana politics this year. kober
B. of Helena will be the next governor
Frank e. of Lewistown is Judge Du
Bose's victim; d. f. Smith of Columbi
Falls will succeed Judge Charles W
Pomeroy, and Henry G. of Helena is tn
republican sacrifcal offering on the ju
dicial altar of that district. If there ar
others they will make Themselves know
soon, for the family is not an obscur
one.