The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-21
H WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
X OF THE FALLS.
TUESDAYS DAILY.

TUESDAY DAlLf.
G. b. Toole Of Sweet Grass spent Sun
day ut the Park.
Born, last evening TO Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Z. Brady. a girl baby.
Parties from Butte report a heavy fal
of snow in and around the Smoky City.
Prof. Swallow, the %well-known stat
geolOgist, is reported very sick at Helena
Patrick Hughes and family left to-
Duluth yesterday afternoon to be absen
about q month.
J. q. Wilson of the Nsihart Herald, il
Ct the Woodbridge hotel aud reports time
good in the coming Leadvilie.
L. lIeitman is visiting the two coming
cities on business, Helena and Grea
Falls--Meagher County News.
Dan Carpenter, president of the Miners
Union at Barker, came in from that live
ly camp Sunday to see the sights.
Prof. Morrison is now engaged on a
new map of the Belt mountains. 1t takes
in the Smith river from the source to the
mouth.
Mr.. Honsman, postmaster at MissOula,
is in trouble. He IS short In his accounts
and has been arrested. He is to be ex-
amined today.
Milwaukee house arrivals: G. p. Bur-
nett, o. L. Roberts, Brentwood, Tex;
Mrs. Pugh, Bozeman; A. Rasor, Armine-
ton; J. J. Carter, Helena.
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James A. carrier OF the MiIwaukee
mousse "ho mas oeeh sliehlly unuel .ne
weather, was arounu Town asa'"' reSaro-
Inc Anaconda Mining company mas
gwen notice OF lts lhtenIloh 10 issue
oonds Tor $',ooo,oVo secured ny u hrsI
mortgage upon us mines anu piahts.
Mr.. II. Kahlo. a merchant from Toledo,
Ohio, is sojourning in the city. After a
short visit he Will go to Deer Lodge to
attend 10 some INNING interests IN that
county.
Reports from Butte indicate a preva-
lence of the deadly Crime. Most of the
staff of the Mine, was laid nm Saturday.
still that estimable naner came ont on
,;ma ranIa,s With fnraign and local naws
60, y,,ss c;tv ;a;Iar axerciseo some of
his ho.rdars Yesterday in a very cred,table
manner He Ind two cancs of them clean.
mo sidewalks in varioHs parts of the
c;tv which ~, great aid to pedestrian
ism
John Shoultz and Ed. Smith, two rising
young business men OF Monarch, arrived
numerous friends heresw,v That = few
I,x. will he n.ssed nleasantIv on both
siIss onas witbnnt sav;pg with ti,osa who
The cold snap has made a big demand
Tor fueI. Ed. Catlin Keeps four teams
busy delivering his orders for Lethbridge
and Sand Coulee coal and for wood. lie
Ios and I5 Send in vour ordarS and
thev will he filed nromptly.
Chne Miller Is now the proprietor OF
the Choteau and Northern stage line.
ms coaches make tTi-weekly runs be-
tween ChoCeau n fiegah wheTe they
connect with "a weekly coach Tor Nc
S~ar.nyViiie Oh the line OF .he urea'
points.
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n iitNie aitercatoh ABOUT settllnS !"r
sorne arihHs ~ popular resort SATURDAY
HIsnt 'eu % Vows ana haru
.eeilnss ah"ng some young men Oh IT.
tvpr nn. e- '. NV a WARRANT was
s"oiu out ITr the arrest ol one vi the
pvineifaiS Nho pioni"y iurnisleu oohu>'
ilonh giving 'heir names ior
ueo'Ee opperihah piu good,oye TO ms
many il'euus anu leiI LOT Grea' rails
. ual SneLe { wiz possioi! engage
,ne Iun pleuient pusihess' II not satis-
nv .u !. tnr piospec's az the ans MI
yppenma WIN ~ " h%lssouia; ~ Is d
al u ness man anu VIII unuouot'
: SUES "h1tever III may
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,aoNn - PoJ .nesi o"niLioh iaooTefs
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