Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-13

few days for a months visit in Omaha,
his former home.
Robert Craig, a prominent rancher of
Monarch, arrived yesterday and will
spend a few days in the city.
Atty. w. B. Sands of Chinook. who
has been in the city for q few days on
business, will return home this morning.
In the district court yesterday salts.
faction OF Judgment for 1872 So in favor
OF plaintiff in the suit of A. E. DECKER
man VS.. Murphy & Fox was entered.
Dan McDougall, the rancher of Cas-
cade, who, a few weeks ago, shot Frank
McCabe in the knee, will be arraigned
this morning before Justice Race for as-
sault in the third degree.
W. Conrad, who had been in Great
Falls for q few weeks, has returned to
his home, White Post, Va, where he will
remain until GUNNER, when he will re-
turn to Great Falls with his family.
Married. Saturday evening, at the req
idence of the pastor OF the First Presby-
terian church, Mr.. Thomas Thorp to
Miss AE1ie Mary Peterson, both of
Stanford, Rev. 70. Fl. Gwynne, D. ID Off
ciating.
M. S. Parker, the only candidate who
was elected to u county office while not
in the county to make a campaign, re-
turned yesterday morning after a several
weeks visit in Boston, Chicago and
other eastern cities.
Judge Benton yesterday postponed
the time for opening the December term
of the district court from December : to
Thursday, December 81, when the trial
jurors are to appear. The following
Monday Hon. Jere B. Leslie will preside
ever the court.
James B. Spurgeon of Malta and Mics
Nina Allen, recently from Chicago, were
married at tho parlors OF the Park hotel
Sunday afternoon, Rev. j. d. Reid Off
ciating. Mr.. AID Mrs. Spurgeon left in
the evening for Shelby Junction, where
they will reside.
Hon. Dudley DuBose, who has just
been reelected judge Of the Tenth judi
cial district by a magnificent majority,
was in the city over Sunday, on route to
Fort Benton from Helena, whittier he
accompanied Mrs. DuBose and daugh-
to', u nave eoIo " NIBibId W speuu
the winter.
G. Name. alias Minnee, the italian who
shot William White at Little Milwau-
kee a few weeks 70. inflicting a wound
which, it is alleged, caused Whites
death, will be arraigned before Justice
Race on a charge of murder this morn
ing. County Attorney Freeman will
prosecute and w. g. Downing will de-
fend.
1t ia stated upon good authority that
the Sand Coulee Coal Co. intends to
ington. The company owns 1000 acres
Of coal land on tho west side of Belt
creek and, in giving orders recently for
machinery, officials of the company stat.
; ed that the machinery was to be used in
; working the Bolt creek mines.
1t is expected that about t~wo.thirde
of the men employed at the silver smell,
ter will be laid off Thursday, to remain
unemployed for possibly a month, or al
least until the company is able to stock
up completely with ore. The supply OF
ore has recently been running short, or
account Of tho decreased output of the
Neihart and British Columbia mines,
The Billings and Great Falls stage
lines have changed to the winter sched-
ule. Tho time Of arrival and departure
ia us follows: Leave Great Falls daily,
except Sunday, at 7 d, M, arriving at
IIewietown at , p. ~. next day. Leave
Billings daily. except Sunday, ut 7 a. 10.
arriving at Lowistown 9 p. m. daily, ex.
cept Monday, Coaches Oh both lines
leave Lewis'own at 7 a. m. daily, except
Sunday.
G.
oI IaI ,,'spatch: General onpefln'
noNn ~ ~ barr, OF the treat North
cular: az. N jerks. s~uperintondent
northern division, having been granted
leave of absence on account of IN health
G. r. Kittrcdpe, chief train dispatchor'
will, until further notice, have charge of
the operafion of hat division" Mr.
,Jonks bne been afflicted with rheuma,
tism for some time, and will 90 south.
Mr.. KittreIge will assume charge of
both departments TODAY.