The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-03-21
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
saturdays DAILY.

The X. r. dance last evening was
very pleasant affair.
The balmy breezes of spring betoke
the annual appearance of the mold
chestnut about the spring poet and b
woes.
As another indication of the approac
of spring, the awnings are being thawe
out and placed over a number Of Centr,
avenue shop windows.
James Burns was in the police couI
yesterday charged as usual with inebria
ing more than was consistent with RI
spectacle behavior, and paid a fine of 4!
Such is the reward for human frailty.
Milwaukee house arrivals: r. A. Rob
ertson, Montreal; A. Cook, Fort Benton
Ed Remicke, F. Schmidt, Sun River
Graham, st. LIE Marie; T. w. Thompson
Barker; Miss Raleigh, L~eithburg.
The Belt Mountain Stone Quarry com
pany yesterday filed its patent to what i
the TOWNSHIP Of Monarch. The documen
just arrived from Washington and was
signed by the president, through his sec
rotary, Ellen Mcfarland, on the 4th inst
w. j. Clark's patent to lots 81 and 80
adjoining the above, issued the same day
was also filed yesterday.
Two of the denizens of a South Second
street resort had a dispute over a personal
matter yesterday and interchanged some
very racy epithets. One of the aggrieved
parties had the other arrested for dis
turblng the peace, and the matter came
up before Judge Race in the afternoon.
HIS honor fined the accuser IS and costs
and the accused twice that amount with
costs.
Park hotel arrivals: r b Gallagher
- Kennedy and wife, Jno Gordon, w
II Clarke, Helena; Geo T Stewart, Wa
tertown; j F Hogan. Chlcgo; j NJ Pool,
New Briton, Conn; E ] McSherry, Butte;
| B Hopkins, E ] Campbell, Bozeman;
W S Seifred and wife, Helena; Mrs J II
Shelton, Salt Lake City; L + Johnson,
Helena; T W Thompson, Barker; Frank
Plunkett, Utica, NJ r; Bert Hunser,
Burlington, Vt.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
The Bourbon and Paucah mines on
Birch creek have been jumped. The
former is one of the oldest quartz mines
in Meagher county.
The city authorities should take proper
steps to drain the numerous ponds scat.
tered all over the city. They are a menace
to the public health.
The Great Falls Daily TRIBUNE has re-
Gently been enlarged and materially i'm
proved. 1t now has eight pages and a
mount of more good reading than
formerly.-Rocky Mountain Husband
man,
L. E. Collins, A. E. Dickerman. and
have filed the articles of incorpora.
ton of the Western Montana Abstract
company. This will give us two alb
stract companies. which speaks we'll for
the town.
The Scandinavian Society gave a neck
tie party in Arion hall last night which
was we'll attended. After selling the
neckties to the highest bidder, by which
means each gentleman got a partner.
dancing was INDUCED in till a late hour.
W. T. Houston has raised $685. so for the
benefit of Mrs. s. E. Wilson, whose hus-
band died suddenly and left her In strait
circumstances Mrs. Wilson desires.
through he TRIBUNE, to thank all those
who SO kindly assisted her.
Reports from Barker state that the
smelter which has been rum
ming since last Sunday morning turned
out, up to yesterday noon, oyer 400 bars
bullion. This is good news from that
amp and we hope to hear more of the
anne nature soon.
An effort is being made to develop the
Upper prospects at Sheep butte this
prlng. There are a thousand acres of
ountry there covered with copper float
rom the size OF a birds egg to a boulder |
feet In thickness that assays Al per
ent copper.-Husbandman. ]
The water from an adjacent pond
into the basement of the tribune c
at an alarming rate Yesterday
fternoon and for a time 1t looked some. +
ling like the Broadwater plunge. The a
evil came near drowning and il was Z
Jared the presses would be damaged {
but the sewer was finally tapped |
nd a torrent of water flowed into it all
Ight with a roar like a miniature Black 7
agile falls. :
Says the Rocky Mountain Husband t
an: "a big snOwslide occurred on the q
ownsend road Monday evening last, !
avalanche swept down the mountain n
distance of four or five hundred feet. G
the road twenty-five feet deep in
ow for several hundred yards. A couple J.
freight teams narrowly escaped. The v
ow came down just in front of the rear O
am and just behind the foremost one. i,
'mmunnication is temporarily cut of, Il
It a portage will be made and travel RI
ntinue uninterrupted. O
John Saline, a shoe maker, while at.
to cross the track yesterday D
ION near the freight depot, started to n
NIB over the bumper between two {;
eight cars when the Sand Coulee train N
cked into the cars he was crossing and p
ught his left foot, crushing the toes o
.ly. He was carried to the H. g. II. 81
tel and adoctor summoned, who found m
necessary to amputate the mingled toes.
e unfortunate man is "a years of age b,
4 unless modification sets in will pull al
all right. m
Tie Woodbridge hotel was closed yes -
day morning as Don as the few re- ~,
ming p1ests could ramovo THAR Inc Ia