The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-06
r OF THE FALLS.
From Wednesdays Daily.

DIR. Wamsley of Choteau was shaking
hands with his friends in town yesterday.
Ten teams went out to Barker yester-
day to haul ore from that camp to Mon
arch.
Tom Maloney, superintendent of the
May u Edna at Barker, wants 80 men, at
once.
The snow yesterday was about four
inches deep on the level, but the weather
was still pleasant.
1t is reported that George Allis has dis
covered another good lead north of the
Full Hand at Barker.
Con Kohrs and G. j. Mcnamara sold
cattle IN Chicago on the Goth ult. at 1896
and got $3.50 for cows.
Pete May and Dick Oatey have been
doing some work on the Nora b at Bar
ker and have been rewarded by finding a
body of ore which fills the face of the
tunnel.
Sunday six companies of cavalry and
eight companies of infantry from Fort
Assinniboine passed through on their
way to Fort Keogh. The train carried
their ambulances, mess wagons and other
paraphernalia.
The following list of letters are adver-
tised at Cascade: VIM. Brown, Otto
| Elge, Eugene Elliott, J.J. Cunningham,
| Lamb Wahmer, A. G. Norman, Mrs. j. L.
| Kerr, Miss Lizzie McDermott, Miss Mabel
Parret. Joe Kaufman, p. M.
Sam Dodd has at his ranch IN Logging
,..D1, -, has, ~r, Iun,,lp1 M on fhD
| left thigh which he found in one of the
parks on Surprise creek. He thinks the
horse was stolen and cached there by the
thieves. (Meagher and Fergus county
papers please copy.)
Mr.. G. A. Lowe, who has been acting
us conductor between Great Falls and
Helena, will take charge of the tram to
Monarch, made vacant by ID. $. Moore's
transfer to the western extension. Mr.
Lowe is Il thoroughly com petent railroad
man and the company's interests will be
we'll guarded under his cure.
The two men who took the pants from
Strain Bros. store were before Judge Huy
yesterday. One of them pleaded guilty
and after the trial the other was found
guilty. They were sentenced to serve &C
| tlhSS III Jull. his StultICe SllOulu nC
changed to 40 days at hard la or. The
city cannot be too severe on criminals OF
this class.
While DR.. Gordon was away on his late
vacation he stopped a short time at Flush
ing, Mich, the guest of DR.. Took, and
Messrs. Freeman and Greene, who are
largely interested in Great Falls real
estate and mining property OF Neihart
If present indications are correct a large
colony will come from Flushing to Great
Falls early in the spring.
Freeland, the operator at Big Sandy
who was accused of robbing the mails
has been sentenced to the 4eu. for a tern
Of five years. In his evidence before th'
grand jury he implicated kopske, th'
Bismarck Kid, but when il came to tn,
mony and the Kid was discharged as
pleaded guilty and his action in the par
ticular cited led to the severe sentence.
ID. s. Moore, the popular conductor OF
the Belt mountains branch railroad, ha:
! been transferred to the western extension
of the Great Northern and will go tt
Hav1e next Wednesday to enter on hi
new duties. Mr.. Moore has been d com
petent officer, carefully attending to thu
interests of the company while gaining
the esteem and confidence of the public
Mr.. Moore's connection with the Montan'
Central has extended over a period o
several years and his rapid promotion
has been marked with pleasure by hi:
friends. Commencing as a brakeman HI
has successfully filled the positions o
yardmaster, train dispatcher and conduct
or, and we listen to hear of his furthe
promotion. He has a host of friends a
Great Falls and at Neihart, Barker ant
Monarch, who will regret that he is leav
ing, but rejoice at his promotion.