The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-21

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t-au; II w Morgan, Helena; Ii Rothe
Neihart; W II Patrick, Sim IN Hartman
Chicago; Saml u aunhart, san Francisco
y Wilcox, Chicago; A IL Adams, s
Paul; c b Toole and son, Sweet Grass &
r lngersoll and wife, Miss Watson, Arm
ingtOn; M Henderson. ,ius Schafer, Bar
ker; B Appel Des MOines, ID; j X Bart
lett, Westfield, Mass; w J Graham, Spo
kane, Wash.
Mr.. w. A. Galliher returned from
Great Falls Wednesday night, where he
had gone to eXtradite a hrrse-thief. The
thief, however, has so far succeeded in
eluding the sheriff, and W. A. was forced
to return home without his man, but the
American authorities are positive the,
will be able to locate him before long
lie was favorably impressed with the
, town and thinks there are good prospects
ahead. While there he had the pleasure
of attending II sitting of the court in
town and watching the mode in which
justice is dispensed by our ~neighbors
across the Observation-Disclosures News.
Choteau county is comin gto the front
and u bright future awaits us. The
Eureka Reservoir andIrrigatiOn company
will have a ditch that will lrrigate 10000
acres; the numerous small bitches now
in the course of construction will irri-
gate hundreds more, besides that done by
the wheel on the Missouri. The Bear
Paw, Sweet Grass Inc Little Rocky mouh
tains contain vast bodies of mineral which
is SLOWLY but surely being brought to
light. The coal Is sure to come to the
front. The stock is fat III this, the stock
mems paradise, and this industry is flour
ip1in,r 60 fnInp NO An xrhnla Ib,,an,
county has all the Necessary advantages to
put her name ut the top of the columns
of the many rich counties of prosperous
Montana.-Opinion.
The entertainment provided by Messrs.
Germ II Davenport of the Park theatre
for their patrons this week far surpasses
anything they have presented for some
time. There are -four new faces headed
by Messrs Varney and Orc, the celebrated
break-neck team. These gentlemen are
doing an act this week which must be
seen to be appreciated. 1t is entitled San
Tproar in a Chinese Wash house." They
introduce some marvellous business in
this act, including back-flips, somersaults,
etc, the act concluding with a very funny
burlesque and trapeze act. The other
new people are Misses Ida Chester and
Ada Hastings, two ladies who have got
some of the latest songs of the day and
who sing them In a style that would be
hard to beat. Besides the above all the
old tavorites, including the Gottlobs, De-
varo, Hart, Nelson, Smith and Williams,
Messrs Germ and Davenport, can depend
upon having crowded houses nightly
with such an excellent programme.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Gold T. Curtis is in from Sand Coulee.
DR.. Crutcher went to Helena yester-
day.
C.. 5. Gibson left yesterday for IA short
visit to Benton.
j. II. Wilmott of the Cascade Abstract
company went down to Benton.
Frary 4 Burghardt sold yesterday for
Mr.. Bingham lot on Eighth avenue north
for 5000.
J. W. Hurley, contractor on the Pacific
.eNtention, went out yesterday via Great
Northern.
Pete Shea leaves for Sand Coulee today
to arrange for a sparring exhibition at
that place.
Trades organizations in Helena are
preparing for action on the eicht-hour
movement.
IL was ten degrees below zero at Z IA. m.
Tuesday, but this cold snap can't last
much longer.
}. J. Davis, superintendent of the Mon
Stage company, came in from Bill
lings Monday.
Robert McCullock, a native of the
land o cakes, was granted citizenship
papers yesterday.
Conductor Flanagan reports quite a
tall OF snow along the Great Northern
from Glasgow here.
Ed kenkel, our %enterprising boot and
dealer, left yesterday afternoon for
a ten-days' trip to ST. Paul.
Hugh kirkendall, the well-known
railroad contractor, came down from the
temporary capital yesterday.
The train from St. Paul was twenty
minutes late. The Great Northern has
experienced few delays this winter.
Arrivals at the Milwaukee house: T..
and wife, I. W. Clayton, Ogden
waite; John Feldburg. Helena: A Wetz.
iJenNtr.
The Eureka Reservoir. Canal & Irriga.
Ion 60. OF ChOteau are advertising for
Jids for the construction of ID canal. See
heir notice.
The W. {. I. L. Will meet in the Y. NJ.
:. A. rooms tomorroS at 3 p. m. All who
issist in aye Ratchet party" are requested
. be present.
A new strike of immense richness is
IN the north level OF the Moul.
mine at Neihart which is said 10 he
wO fee. in width.
Commencing today the train for Sand
.ouIee will leave daily at 1:l5 d. III. The
train will leave each Wednes-
lay and Sunday at II a. H..
A fatal accident occurred on the Mon
ana Central al Alhambra Monday after
in which the section foreman was
and horribly muti!ated.
A decision Aa- been rendered in the