The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

The sociable given bv the ladies aid
society of the Baptist church at Mrs. VIM.
thlvin's last night was n very pn:.yai II
affair. There was a good attendance of
both young aud old. Afler pirtaking of a
nice supper all participated in games of
:, humorous nature. The proceeds were
very satisfactory.
Deputy United States Marshal Parker
Of l~leIena, who came down after George
Craig, returned home with his prisoner
Yesterday. Readers of the TRIBUNE vii,
Remember the grave crime with which
craig is accused Some time ago he pre-
vailed upon Postmaster Taylor to cash II
money order which was intended for IN
other party of the same name. lie will
be given an opportunity TO explain mat.
trrs at the next term Of the f. deral court
In March.
The Belt Mountain Miner has mt last
put in an appearance. 1t is u neat six.
column folio devoted to the interests of
Barker and the Belt mountain mining
district. 1t Is neat geographically, il
bristling with news of that locality, aud,
nltonrtlr,, ~Ittlecrs much credit upon
Nrssrs Thompson g. Shaf-r. Tne Miner
will prove II valuab e exponent of the re.
sources of the section in which it is pub
lishcd. Success to it.
The WOrkingmen's union will hold
another interesting debate in the city
hall next Tnesdiy evening, March Al
that time the question TO be decided Will
ne, "Resolved Congress should pass II bill
for the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver" The affirmative side OF the nrgu-
ment will he presented by Messrs. Oak
land, Miller aud Greell while Messrs.
sutton, Farrell n Moore will speak for
the negative. The general public is cor
daily invited to attend this debate fnl
he sui ject is one which is destined to b-
M issue in tie next presidential cam
paign.
Mr.. Guthrie returned from Monarch or
Wednesdays tram, where he went t.
look over the ground preparatory t.
shipping out supplies. tools, etc, TO com
menre grav-ling on the Barker branch.
He informed n TRIBUNE Reporter y ster-
day that ground will lie broken as soon AS
the weather permits. +. w. White is il
the field with II corps of engineers and
will cross section the line recently re-
vi>ed. Mr.. Guthrie went to Helena yes
t-rday to confer with Chief Engineer
Becker in regard to the work.
Peter W.. Baum has formed q laS
partnership with f. l.. Bishop, the wei
known court stenngrapher of this dis
trict. Both gentlemen are too well an,
favorahly KIN own in this community tt
require nm Introduction to the people ol
northern Montana. Since his advent I,
Montana last May. Mr.. Baum has nc
qnired ii prominent position at the Mon
tana bar. Mr.. Bishop vas for seventeen
years our stenOgrapher in Dakota ant
at the same time built up a good lern
practice. When Montana was admitted
rs n state he came here and cast his lo
with the people of Great Falls. The pro
fessional card of Baum e. Bishop ap
pears elsewhere.
Says the Belt Mountain Miner: "Dr. G
A Prady, a brother of thomas T.. Brady
one Of Great Falls brightest legal light
arrived last Sunday and will make hi
future home in the camp. The doctor i
a graduate of Victoria university of Mnn;
real, one Of the leading medical in>,itn
lions in Canada, having the renowned DR.
Kingston as dean. lie left IA Lucrative
practice in New York state to try hi
fortunes in the Mining regions of thu
country. His certificates are of the hes
and he has received u warm welcome il
the town. There being no physician
here his coming is doubly appreciated
The Miners union, which is already qni'
large, will hold a meeting Saturday nigh
and prove their satisfaction AT the doctor
arrival by selecting him as their physi
clan. He has been kept busy since hi
arrival, having been called to visit s"vern
patients in town and some in the adjoin
ing country"
AS all sorts Of mOnstrOsitles seem tOb
The = Montana is 10th to be outdon
-ven in that line. A telegram to a
eastern paper reads. "Vital Jarcot, a halt
breed, who carries mail between For
McGinnis and Rocky Point, brings tn
news of the discovery of the pet iieI
remains of a giant in the bad land o
Chotpau county, q few miles below III
mouth of the Mus,el shell river. Tn
discovery was made by Lata DOna, an
ether half breed, who stared of to find
! purchaser for mis- curiosity before Jar
cot cnuld get II complete Description
, The remains were not complete, shown
the pe,ritication had only taken place l
/ , portion of the body, while the remain
Ter had followed the course of nathr
/ and returned to dust One leg was oigi'
+ feet long. the high being about four fee
Arb found measured " and a half fee
Fertilization is no unusual thing IN til
had lands OF Mont ma and the Dakota
Wood in that state is frequently oun
The petriied body of an Indian WI
found in North Dakota about "A yea
ago"
, THURSDAYS DAILY.
D John Leyley returned yesterday fro'
. Benton.
Mrs. Roehl went home to Neiha
yesterday.
; Hugo Matthes returned to Neiha
/, Yesterday.
| The west-bound train was three houl
! and "a half late yesterday.
jack Smith, division roadmaster, ran
, home yesterday from st. Paul.
J. Ii. Mcknight left yesterday f'
, Chicago to be gone a'DOut a month.