The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-29
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
SPRAY OF THE L
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

. nl,Np VIIt ~ "'N'
aou worc IN the Augusta coach going
le G,so;o While descending a steep
u I," one of the double-trees broke and
ghtened the team, when plunged
(Sn the hill at a frightful speed and
rowing the driver out. Continuing IN
air mad race the tongue dropped and
!. into the ground, throwing Mr..
Faston out with terrific force, breaking
: left leg short off at the shin bone.
! was brought to Helena on the Mon
ns Central train and conveyed to his
,rmo where he is resting easily
b%urnal.
And still the temple Of the muses.
units skyward. Daily it's walls grow
cher. The flooring is going in and the
nneral appearance Of the stage and
rosS;no rooms may now be surmised.
ammer and chisel ring merrily on and
tnn nerhaps Just as old winter begins
shake his hoary locks, a new music
t;I %supplant them. Beautiful women
Lnm the boxes will gaze on beautiful
amen on the stage, from before the
I,rtain the orchestra's sweet tones will
Zee TO the dome and music and laughter
Lion supreme until prejudice lost in ad
%biration each neighbor shall say truly
he Cataract city has the handsomest
ouse in the state"
DR.. Ernest Crutcher, f. Reject of the
Moe of Elks sOon to be instituted in the
Ety, has returned from Helena, where he
AS been in consultation with Col. G. ID.
@turtis. district deputy for Montana. 1t
ras the desire of Col. Curtis that the in
titutinr ceremonies should take place
IN Friday. September IL, and in all prob
biIity this date will be accepted, Ev-
Irvthing connected with the new lodge
reportcd to be prospecting and it is
aid that the banquet will surpass any
Hing ever given in the city. A large
EeleGation of Helenaites will be present
The cement work on the fountain was
opr ago concluded and at present the
snace around it is being arranged fol
futurc operations. 1t is the intention OF
he Park commissioners to surround II
with a beautiful lawn. The next thing
To be desired is that some public splrlteo
E;tizen who wishes a perpetual reminder
of his beneticience to remain with hls
fellow citizens shall top the fountain OF
with a handsome bronze design.
d. L. S. and jerks Barker returned
from Helena yesterday. The former
who had charge of the car of ore from
the Benton group, informs the TRIBUNE
that the car will net the company owe
5000. after paying cost of wagon an
railroad freight as well as other expenses
That is pretty good for n car load O
'rock.'
Patents for land have been received a
the land Office for the following person
in this county; Alex. Macarthur, Tho'
Miller. Jas. Deserman. VIM. f. Kern. Il
II. Chandler. Granville Turner. j. \
Cashier. w. L. Billiard, Annie Taylor.N
NJ. Wolf, NJ. +. Gleason and g. Il. Curti
IT. Athey. manager Of the Aiming
ton Mercantile company, was in the cit
Yesterday. He says that little grain hi
yet been brought to Arlington, u thu
there are immense quantities in the va
ley.
4 band of sheep numbering A.;
passed through the city yestcrda
They belonged to the Sands Cattle an
Land company and were on their wa
to their ranch neal Choteau.
David Wilson, a prosperous farm
from up the Missouri, arrived in the CT
yesterday with about 5000 pounds
new oats. 1t sold at 51.75 per hundre
The contestants in the Davis will ca
have rested and the proponents W
now begin the rebuttal. The case W
drag along at least two weeks more.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
Mr.. Prentiss of the Boston e. Montai
has built three handsome dwellings
the b. a. NJ. addition.
On Third avenue north above Seven
street stand two neat new cottages. .
belongs to Contractor Grant and one
City Engineer George b. Worley.
For several weeks the labor of cutti
stone for the new Fifteenth street brid
has been going on and j. Cornelius
poets TO begin on its masonry about Mo
day next.
c. L. Groves new building, locat
Just above the school house, is progre
ing finely. The basement, which is o
most substantial character is almost
When finished the building will ha
two stories
The painters are putting the finishi
touches on the Corey block which will
ready for occupancy in a few days.
Geo. L. Stevenson, the hardware deal
will occupy the west store room of
block.
A train load of labors came in from t
east yesterday and left at once for Nj
arch. They will be put to work on I
Barker and Neihart branches and I
contractors hope, with this added ASST
ance to finish both branches within fd
weeks.
Mayor Hotchkiss and brother, Geo.
Hotchkiss. Comfy Treasurer McClell
and T.. V. Rubottom returned yestero
from a fishing and hunting excursion
Two Medicine lake. They report havl
seen bear, elk, and deer, but secul
none. Small game was abundant and
report a jolly time.
A rich strike has been made in
Gait mine at Neihart which has m;
the s~tprkbollar bapny Thay h,