Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

'A'"i th0 ASoAOOhSC 0S " ClSCh LutS al LOI-
noon.
The family of J. F.. Kehoe of Fifth
avenue and Fourth street south are con
tined to the house with la grippe.
A. p. Curtin of Helena, senior part
ner in the firm of A. p. Curtin & Go. of
Great Falls and Helena, is in the city.
M. Kaufman, the clother. left this
morning for Chicago, New York and
Boston, whore he will purchase his spring
stock.
Capt. Andrew Jensen returned yester-
day morning from Chicago, where he
purchased spring stock for the Boston
clothing house.
Friday and Saturday, Feb 2l and %,
County uperintendent Swan will con
duct examinations of applicants for
teachers certificates at the district court
room.
After the meeting yesterday evening
OF the Royal Arch Masonic chapter, the
membera and Grand High Priest Hind
son of Helena banquetted at Feryan's
Al elegant repast was served and several
hours spent very enjoyaby.
\ marriage license was yesterday
issued to Walter Mcdonald and Miss
Lena j. PORTER, both of Belt. The
young lady was under Is years of age
and the issuance of the document Was
delayed, but finally her mother appeared
and consented to the marriage
Chaplain G. c. Bateman, L. S. A., sta
toned at Fort Assinniboine, is strongly
| - II laC ~ off, ,.,I
others for the position Of chaplain at
West Point. Chaplain Bateman is we'll
known in Great Fails, where he has lee
tured and visited frequently.
County Superintendent Swan has
postponed the hearing of arguments on
the petition recently made to segre
gate sections 81 and 2S, township 2G
north, rauge 3 cas-, from school district
No. II and to add them to school district
No. l. until Saturday, Feb. 80,
George A. Graham, formerly of Great
Fails, now principal of the public schools
of Sand Coulee, is in the city. He states
that the Sand Couee schools, which
have been closed for four months on ac-
count OF the prevalence of diphtheria in
the camp, have not yet reopened.
j. r. Raids and wife, Annie Raids.
yesterday pleaded not guilty in the dis
trict court to charge of resisting, de
laying and obstruct,pg public officer in
the discharge of his duty, the complaint
having been filed several weeks ago
This is the noted boar case, in which
Constable w. M. Morgan was complain
ant. 1t will be tried at the March term
of the district court.
1n the case, in the district court, of the
State OF Montana VS.. John Sebastian,
charged with the murder of his wife.
Frances Sebastian, Judge Benton
granted the application of counsel for
defendant, Stanton & Stanton. to issue a
commission to notary public, to take
the deposition Of j. f. McGee of Mar
shall, Mimi by whom it is hoped to
show that the defendant has been, at
various times, insane.
In the suit, in the district court, of the
Great Falls Water Works vs.. the Great
Northern Hallway Co ct al, an action to
restrain defendants from interfering with
plaintiffs laying mains across certain
land near Tenth avenue south and Second
street, claimed by defendants as right of
way, stipulation WAS filed yesterday
that the PLAINTIFF time in which to file
reply and answer to defendants an
ewer be extended to Feb 20.
George NJ Conrad an employe at the
Boston and Montana smelter, met with
an accident yesterday morning. Some
portion of the electric crane broke and
knocked him oil a ladder. The distance
which ne fell was not very great, but he
was bruised some, and taken to his
residence on Seventh avenue north. be-
tween Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets.
The physician who was summoned did
not tind his injuries to be serious.
Mr.. Hindson of Helena, grand high
priest of the Royal Arch Masons uf Mon
fana, was in the city yesterday. During
the day he was escorted by a committee
OF Nasons to the various points of inter
est IN and adjacent to Great Falls and
| eEpressed himself as much pleased aud
lEterested in what he saw. Ia the even
lig at meeting Of the chapter, the
royal arch degree WAS conferred by the
! grand high priest on number Of candi
dates.
Miss Carrie pease Of Anoka, Mimi.
t.u inter OF Granville s. pease, editor Of
,H' Anoka Union. Is visiting in Great
Fails, and inVi' atoms have becu Issued
by Mesers, =. >, Hawkins " f. Caam
! b am, l.. W. Nlng, ". +, Brown aud
! \ .. Coleman. to IL dance to be given
n, the "Anoka colony il Great Falls, in
pllnen! t. n"r, al Elias tall, Frday
r'.rl ing, teh Il, at = o'clock. The
go is viii b. farmer residents of AnoEa
/ "..l, about ~ OF whom 40" rea!ds il
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