The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-12
PRAY OF THE FALLS,
From SATURDAYS Daily.l

IRON saturday y DAILY
Rev. d. G. Chambers, of Monarch is in
town.
Dan Condor is in from Neihart On a
business trip.
The session of the district court begins
at Benton on Monday.
JOS. Winker, the Barker brewer, is
among the latest arrivals in town.
MI. II. b. McShane, q prominent stock
man Of the Judith, is spending q few
days in the city.
Geo. s. Allis went up to the Mission
yesterday where he will place his three
children for the winter.
A. j. Cowell and wife arrived by stage
from Choteau yesterday. They had a
chilly and disagreeable trip.
On Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
Nov. IL, ID and ID, the teachers OF Gas,
cade county will hold their annual insti-
tute.
A new drug store will be opened about
November IL in the new Randall build
ing on Third street by G. F. Woehner, of
lndianola, Neb.
The output Of the Granite Mountain
for the week ending October 25 was 40
bars Of bullion, containing 49, TAB ounces
fine silver and $50 ounces fine gold.
H. Ringwald the jeweler is putting two
handsome cases in his show windows In
which he will, in a few days, display the
finest stock of silverware in Montana.
Copper has been found in considerable
quantities near the Black Butte, on
Sheep creek, in Meagher county, and the
claims promise to become good copper
mines.-Mining Review.
Mr.. A. J. Holland, of Meagher, re-
turned yesterday from the east, en- route.
home. He sold his cattle in the Chicago
market and spent pleasantly a few weeks
with relatives in Indiana, whom he had not
seen for many years.
Supreme Master Workman W. Wayne
Wilson, of the A. o. U. W. of Detroit,
will be in Helena on Dec. 10, to institute
the grand lodge OF Montana. 1t is GER
tain that the assemblage of members will
he the largest ever known in the state.
Herman Wildekopf will not do any
painting today, unless he should start in
to paint the town red. 1t is a girl, born
this morning, Molher and daughter are
doing we'll and the father is in a state of
ecstacy. A democratic victory and a girl
baby all in n week fills Herman's cup
of bliss to the brim.
A sad occurrence happened a few miles
from the city on Monday on the Conrow
ranch, by which Arthur Cline, a boy, was
killed. 1t appears that he was rounding
up some horses and his attempt to lassO
n that was moving at a rapid rate he
missed his throw, when the
horse he was riding became entangled in
the rope and fell, causing injuries to the
rider from which he died about 18 hours
afterwards. His father lives about three
miles from Livingston on the east side of
the river and Is a we'll known dalryman.
Livingston Post.
MI. Charles Lepley was in the city to-
day. He tells us Captain Charles Will
liams with his cowboy riders will arrive
this evening with 500 beef cattle, which
will be held on the opposite side of the
river until morning when they will be
crossed over at the old Fort Benton ford
and loaded on cars for shipment to Chi
cage tomorrow. The cattle belong prin-
cipally to John Lepley, with smaller lots
belonging to Nee Bros, Ed Keaster,
Greenleaf & Co., Churchill e. Overfield,
Morrow Bros. and others.-River Press.
7. G. Healy, the 16-year-old son of John
j. Healy, who left here about a year ago
to Join his father in Alaska, has returned
to Portland, Oregon, and entered the
Bishop Scott Military Academy. In a
letter to a relative in this city he writes
that on being assigned to his company at
the academy he was officially weighed
and measured, showing his weight to be
145 pounds, and height 5 feet, 0 inches.
Evidently the rigors of an Alaskan eli
mate have not retarded young Healy's
physical growth.-River Press.
Mr.. Ephraim Donahoe of Great Falls,
Montana, is visiting his brother, Mr.. Jas.
Donahoe, in town. 1t is now twelve
years since he left Ontario and during
that time he has been engaged In stock
ranching In Montana. He had his eye
injured by a piece of steel and came to
Toronto to consult u (superior) Cana
dian doctors. While there he thought to
visit his brother and sister (Mrs. Madden)
in Kincardine, whom he has not see for
over twenty years. He will stay in Kin
caroline for q fortnight before returning
to Toronto. For the information of the
young ladies of Kincardine we might
mention casually that Mr.. Donahoe is
still Notwithstanding Review.
We carry an extra choice line of Linens
at (1Onrad,s