Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-02
the silver leaders, and caused much sat-
isfaction to his frieuds in this locality,
Friday, Oct. 2.

Thomas Lacey, sheepman of the
Shonkin. is in the city.
The county commissioners will meet
in monthly session this morning.
E. r. Smith. manager of the company
store at Sand Coulee, is in the city
G. E. Hoag, prominent rancher re.
siding near Cascade, is in Great Falls.
Abe Wallenstein and family will re-
turn today, after a six weeks visit in
Ohio.
E. r. Clingan and County Commits
sioner Dickey came in yesterday from
Belt.
A rumor that the Broadwater mine at
| Neihart was closed down was current
yesterday. 1t was .nfounded
j. L. Perkins, a we'll known stock
grower Of Helena, who has interests in
the Chestnut valley, is in the city.
J. J. Kennedy, prominent cattleman,
formerly of Great Falls, but whose home
is now at Columbia Falls, arrived yes
terdsy morning.
The total number of employees thus far
laid off by the gradual closing down OF
departments at the Boston & Montana
works is about 200.
John A. Kennedy OF Choteau, repre-
sentative in the last legislature from
Teton county and republican nominee
for reelection, is in the city.
A marriage license was yesterday is-
sued to Charles +. Edwards of Great
Falls and Miss Mary j. Wescotr, re-
Gently arrived from Wisconsin.
The opening exercises of the Central
High school building have again been
postponed for one week, this time until
Sunday, Oct. II, the blackboards and
part of the furniture having failed to ar
rive.
The usual monthly meeting of the
women of the Episcopal church will
: take place this afternoon at t O'Clock.
DR.. Wasson will deliver a short lecture
on the history of the church. Everyone
cordially invited to come.
. Mrs. G. S. Perkins and children, of
! Third avenue north and Twelfth street
will leave this morning for visit in San
Diego, Cal. The doctors recommend the
t change for the benefit of the health of
one daughter, who is suffering with
heart disease.
3 Attorney H. S. Greene, candidate
l on the democratic -populiet ticket for
justice of the peace of Great Falls town.
ship, having resigned, the county cen
tral committees of the two parties unan
imously nominated in his stead Joseph
Kirschwing, president Of the Mill and
II Smeltermen's union.
Minneapolis Journal: Miss Ellen Branr
gave a Silhouette party last evening il
: honor of her guest, Miss Shores Of Mon
u tans. About Is young people foune
l. much amusement in cutting the profile
likenesses and afterward guessing the
q originals. i q Miss S. r. Jense1
. and Matt Jensen have gone to Grea
= Falls Mont.
City Treasurer w. S. Frary yesterda,
l. awarded to Thomas Clark the contrac
t for the construction of fine residenc,
e at the northeast corner of Fourth ave
r nue. north aud Fifth street. to be occu
pied by Mr.. Frary and family. The resi-
dence will contain eight large rooms
l. with numerous closets and all moderl
/ Improvements, and the exterior and in
J. terror gnish will be very handsome.
)" Deputy Sheriff Black yesterday wen
to Cascade with a warrant for the ar
J. rest, on charge Of assault and battery
C of John Swaeger, g rancher. residin
y about five miles south of Cascade, tn
T. complaint being made by Thomas Moore
a neighbor of Swaeger, VINO claims tina
his lO.year,old son trespassed upo
e Swaegers land yesterday and tina
It Swaeger cruelty beat and kicked the boy
J. Swseger and Moore are said to be oil
10 enemies. The hearing will be befor
is Justice Race, in Great Fails.
Away She Goes.