Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-20
Tuesday. Nov. IL.

W. M. Cockrill yesterday went to
Helena.
Pr G. Kittle of Belt returned yesterday
from Butte.
John H. Shepherd came down from
Cascade yesterday.
M. E. Miner, the stockman of the
Shonkin, is in the city.
G. J. Mcnamara, the cattleman of Big
Sandy, arrived yesterday.
r. M. Burris will leave today for a
months visit in California.
VIM. Allin, ST., a prominent citizen of
Cascade, is in Great Falls.
The ladies of the First Liberal church
are preparing to give a fair Saturday,
Nov. %.
George Harper returned yesterday
after a months visit at his former home
in Ontario.
The infant child Of Manager Cameron
OF the general store at Sunnyside is very
ill with pneumonia.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to John j. Glenn of Helena and
Miss Mamie E. Balcom of Jacksonville,
Ill.
DIR. E. A.. Grain and family will leave
today for Missoula, their former home,
whers they will reside in the future, the
doctor having decided to resume prac-
tice there.
The Black Eagle Hose company is ar
ranging to give an invitation party at
the club rooms near the Boston and
Montana works, Thanksgiving we The
general committee consists of Dan
Tracy, Will McGinnis, p. Thill, G. Fun
key and Frank Holzberger.
In the district court yesterday Judge
Benton ordered that in the case of the
State of Montana, ex rel. the Great
Falls Water Works, vs.. the City of Great
Falls, the defendant be granted until
next Monday to file an answer or de-
murrer and that the trial Of the cause
shall be had Dec. 4.
The following officers were elected last
night for the ensuing six months by
Great Falls camp, No. 81, Woodmen Of
the World: Consul commander, VALDEZ
mar Stein; advisor lieutenant, NJ. S.
Burns; clerk, w. b. Burleigh; banker,
w. l.. Cook; escort, w. M. Morris;
Waterman, John w. Howard; secretary,
Leo De Marsh; manager for IS months,
VIM. McCumber.
Sam Hill arrived here yesterday from
Helena. Last night he attended a meet
ing of the Townsite company, and today
he will leave for Sand Coulee, where he
will attend a meeting of the Sand Coulee
| Itnn1 a,n,ponu tNhnn ho rpf,y,pr fror,
that meeting he expects to take the mar
and there catch the westbound train on
the Great Northern, proceeding on to
the coast.
Tom Moran, former driver of the Cen
trail fire wagon and now employed by the
American Brewing Co, met with al &C
cident about 1920 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, his horse slipping near Park drive
and First avenue north, falling, rolling
upon Mr.. Moran, fracturing Mr.. Moran's
knee cap and hruising him considerably.
He was removed to his room in the
Canary block, where a surgeon attended
him.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Morrlssey OF st.
Paul arrived here yesterday and are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gockstetter of
this city. Mr.. Morrissey is "a brother-in-
law OF Mr.. Gockstetter and this is his
first visit to Great Falls, with which he
is greatly pleased. He is a well-known
mining man and Is on his way to San
Francisco, where he intends to locate.
Mrs. Noryiesey has visited Great Falls
before and made many friends, who will
be glad to renew their acquaintance
with her.
In the case of the State Of Montana
VS.. VIM. Mcmillan, in which defendant
was convicted Of tho rape of 9-year.0ld
Mary Augustine and sentenced to life
imprisonment, Judge Benton yesterday,
On affidavit Of defendants attorney,
Stanton " Stanton. that defendant was
a poor person, ordered the court stem
ographeI to prepare a copy Of the tcsti.
mony on the trial at the eXpenso Of the
county, and further Ordered that the de
PENDANTS time in which to prepare a
bill Of exceptions OF Which to appeal be
extended 10 days.