The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-19
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Saturdays Daily.

IRON saturday h DhiiS.I
Capt. W. j. Clark of Monarch returned
yesterday from an extended trip to the
east.
The United States grand jury found an
indictment against Loren F. Freeland for
robbing the mails at Big Sandy.
f. G. Hathaway of the Blackfoot Mill
ing company is III town looking after the
lumber interests of the company here.
Charles and II. L. Mcintyre left yes
terday for Monarch wheie they will make
Il re-survev of a portion of the townsite.
Building operations continue actively.
The Great Falls Realty company will
IN on the foundation for their
block in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell will leave for
California this afternoon t" spend the
winter, in the hope that Mr.. MitchelEs
health may be improved.
VIM. Albrecht. the furniture dealer, is
putting Il new front in his building on
Central avenue. 1t will contain plate
glass 96y112 inches, being the largest in
the city.
Judge Lee of kibby has received a
commission as notary public from
the state authorities and is now prepared
to write and acknowledge oil kinds Of
legal papers.
The Pride Of the East is Il liIe claim
lying across the valley from the Pride of
the West and is owned by j. !. (Dad)
Thompson. The ore is a rich sand car
donate and there Is Il great deal of it in
sight.
W. /. Phelps, W. L. Reilly and Thos.
Mnloney are at work N the Hardscrabble
claim near Barker ana have Il fine pros
pect. They have run an open cut in 1G
feet and the lead is from two to three
feet wide and has rich mineral all through
it.
j. X. Clark g. Co. sold yesterday to
Chas. S. Gibson one hundred feet on
Fourth avenue north and Tenth street
for $4,000. The lots were the property
of E. r. Clingan. Mr.. Gibson will build
his future home OF this site, which is Il
most eligible one.
Three cars of horses will be shipped
from Fort Benton station to eastern mar
kets on the 10Th inst. Mr.. John thinner
man will ship two cars and another party,
name unknown to us at this time, Will
ship me-. Montana horses are in demand
in eastern markets.-River Press.
A Carpenters union wal temporarily
organized Thursday night at Arvon block.
About rs carpenters signitied their inten-
ton to become members and the promot-
ers of the union hope to increase the
number to so IN Il short time. A charter
has been sent for and on its arrival a per
manent organization will be effected.
Hugh kirkendall, who has been quite
i'll for several days was able to be out
yesterday. He received kilograms in
forming him that at Elizabeth, N. j., on
Monday Nevada Won a race in 2:11A
and on Wednesday repeated the per.
Torrance, running the mile and Il quar-
ter in 2:104, in the mud.-Independent.
The Great Northern has issued some
neat November advertising matter. One
circular is called 1.-THE Woody West
with a photo-engraving of a sheep scene on
the line of the road, representing a band
of sheep ready for the market. Another
! circular sets forth the advantages of the
| woolgrowing industry in the Milk river
valley.
Henry Mcintyre, a Scotchman, was
brought to town Thursday over the Great
Falls 81 Canada and died during the
evening. In the absence of DR.. Ladd,
DR.. Monahan attend to the patient. He
had on his person a purse containing ten
dollars. He was hurled by the county
yesterday afternoon. Very little could
be learned as to who he vas or where his
friends are.
E. r. Clingan and wife returned yester-
day from their eastern trip, having had Il
pleasant s%ojourn Of about a month in the
'effete east" They visited friends and
relatives in Iowa, Illinois, Colorado and
Pennsylvania, and took in Philadelphia,
Washington and other big cities. Mr.. G.
says he was in Pennsylvania during the
election, but that his presence had moth
ing to do with Pattison's big majority.
They leave for their home at Belt tomur-
row.
Captain Charles Aubrey, of the Black
foot agency, arrived yesterday in charge
of a train of forty-five two and four horse
Indian teams. The teams belong to the
Indians and are driven by their owners.
who are paid by the government fol
frelghting their own agency supplies
The wagons are being loaded today with
annuity supplies, such as sugar. coffee,
-four, bacon, blankets, clothing, etc,
These goods are consigned to Major
STEEL, agent, who will distribute them to
his wards.-River Press.