The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-10
SPRAY OF H FALLS.
From Saturdays Daily.1

lErOm HaLuruay d Dhiy.I |
On last Tuesday hail fell to the depth
of two inches in the Belt mountains |
The Great Falls Meat company is sup,
plying the Benton markets with good
meat.
MI. KYLE Price of Benton and Miss
Anna M. Ingalls, of Milford, New iorK,
we're married at the home OF the prlde
last week. .".-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilcox have started
on their return to Minneapolis. On the
way they will visit Helena, Salt Lake,
| Denver and other cities.
Mrs. Higgins and her charming daugh-
ter, Miss Millie Wiltse, arrived from
| White Sulphur Springs yesterday n
are the guests of Mrs. T. E. Collins.
Tn the frantic endeavor to show a large
population the census enumeration OF
Helena are adding the names OF WORK,
men on the Great Northern extension in
Choteau county.
Friday a band of rs or 80 half-breed
children, accompanied by their parents
nassed through town on their way TO 81.
Peter's Mission, where they will enter
the mission school.-Rising sum-.
Mr.. Guthrie, an enterprising young
man from Lawrence county, Indiana, Is
in the city visiting acquaintances ana IN
vesti eating our resources. He Will 60 10
Choteau in a few days to visit Prof. BAR.
Mrs. w. B. Burleigh, who arrived from
Nav York Tuesday, is delighted with
Great Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh are
now permanent residents and will soon
4, he at home IN their new house on the
north side.
Sheep continue to go eastward In large
9 number to provide mutton chops 1or Cnl.
cago. The 1890 which L s Foote bough'
. lately from Allen & Talbot are now on
their way to Chicago and MIR. Ialpot Is
in quest Of more fat wethers.
G Miss Minnie E. Coyley Of Rodman
e New York, the principal of the Sun XIV
ar public school, arrived here this morn
. ing. Miss Ceyiey comes to us highly
> recommended and will open the schoo
t on the 9Th inst.--Rising Sun.
AZ c. B. Bristol, ". A. Bristol and Mis-
y Jessie Bristol, of Grafton, N. D., are a
e the Park hotel. They have Learned
Il much of our city and surrounding coun
try from the columns Of the TRIBUNl
ie and will now give the town q thoroug1
inspection.
~ The Dry Wolf Mining company hs
been organized and the articles OF lncol
le poration have been filed with the secrs
,d tary Of state. The capital stock ha bee
fixed at 100000 shares, n dollar eacl
a. The incorporators are P. H. Hughes. ]
IN r. Clingan, Stephen Pierce, Duncan NJ
an Donald, William Ulm, F. ". Webster an
an D. L. Tracy. Operations will be carrie
=. on in Meagher and Cascade countie
. II The principal place of business is tn
w. city.
An outfit under the management of
up Smith started yesterday for 9 point abe
rk 40 miles west of Assinnaboine to work
nj the new railroad that Is now in course
construction through that part Of Il
country, The outfit consisted of is tear
bt, of mules and horses, all good ones, ano
is train of wagons loaded with provisio
in and other necessaries. The boys we
os- we'll prepared for the journey and W
be ready to do good work on their arr
al.-Benton Review.
The public haye not heard the last
OF the "goose case" yet. The Helena Inc
res pendent says: "A.case was filed on Tu'
of day in the supreme court from Casca
county. Inc biouuAo "ao alA "Oouo ~
olo domestic geese that Frank Gray is said
OK have killed on the Missouri river ne
cir Great Falls, on the 800 of August. los
Gray had a hearing a few days later
fore a Justice of the peace. On the tr
of the case James W. Gibbs appeared
1t, a witness in behalf of Gray. The gra
de- jury afterward took the matter up 9
indicted Gibbs for perjury, he havl
testified in the Justices court that he $
an Gray in a drug store in Great Falls
lart tween 2 and 8 O'Clock in the afternoon
her the day that the geese were killed.
sill was also positive that he and Gray !
not been on the river that afternoon. ]
case was tried in the district court of {
cade county and Gibbs was found gu
; as charged in the indictment. The C
me- will be heard by the supreme court so
line time in October"