Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-01
Thursday, April 80.

+. A. Robertson. postmaster at Sun
River, is in Great Falls.
DR.. j. G.. Benjamin will be in Fort
Benton for the next 10 days.
Charles Lehman, prominent citizen
Of Lewistown, is iu Great Falls.
w. F. Cobban, a prominent real estate
agent of Butte, is in Great Falls.
Col. j. A. Wall, we'll known citizen
Of Stanford, is in the city on business.
Theo E. Kleinecbmidt, deputy sheriff
of Lewis and Clarke county, is in the
city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P. Meade, of
Third avenue south and Ninth street, d
daughter.
A. j. Shores and w. c. Toomey left
yesterday afternoon for Kanspell and
Spokane.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Sims, of
Sixth avenue sonth, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, son.
Engineer Charles Bordner has re-
sumed his run on the Montana Central,
after brief vacation.
The Wilmot Abstract company have
secured the contract for furnishing ab
stracts for the Townsite company
w. H. Godfrey of Butte, travelling audi
tor of the Great Northern Express COM
pany, is in Great Falls on official business.
The body of George Amos, the brake
man who was killed at A lien, was yester-
day forwarded by B. b. and w. L. Cook,
undertakers, to his cousin, G.. II. Bran
BILE, for interment in Helena
A. b. Cook of Missoula, state auditor,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route from Chinook, where he tried to
persuade the cattlemen to believe that
he should be state treasurer
The preliminary examination of II. j.
Seymour, charged with the embezze.
ment of 5000 from the Singer Sewing
Machine company, will be concluded
before Justice Race today.
Married, at the parsonage of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, at II am,
April 30, 1886, Albert ID. Sanborn and
Mrs. Mary f. Williams, both of Belt.
Rev. f. A. Rigg;n oticiated.
After today, 5. ]. Barclay, for several
years travelling agent of the Chicago ~
Great Western railroad, will be general
agent for that road, with headquarters
at Butte. MIR. Barclay has many friends
be in Great Falls, who will gratitied 10y
his promotion.
Mrs F.. George IIeldt and daughter,
Miss Frances, returned yesterday morn
ing from Albany, n. T., where Miss
Heldt has been attending ST. Agnes
school for the past seven months and
Mrs Heldt visited relatives. Miss Heldt's
health has improved greatly but she will
not be able to attend school for several
months. Mrs. Heldt's health is also
somewhat better.
In making the surveys for the grading
of Fifth avenue north, which will be
completed this week, City Engineer
Swearingen has found that the fences on
the east side of Third street, north of
the opera house, are set about two feet
east Of the street line. On Fifth avenue
north, from Park drive to Fifth street.
the sidewalks will be set out about 1S
inches from the fences, leaving a space
for neat plot of grass on each side Of
tn ewalk.
Thomas Walsh, the man who at
tempted to escape from the chain gang
last week, was rugged out with ball
and chain to retard his exuberant
sprinting qualities. He then refused to
60 out at all, and 80 was allowed to re
main in Jail with the ball and chain on
him and given diet of bread and water,
pending the time when he should be
willing to go out to work again. He
came to his senses Tuesday, and yester
day appeared at the court house block |
with his ball and chain, and manipulated
the pick and shovel in a manner quite |
satisfactory to the guards.