The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07
fnpAy OF THE FALLS.
~s,ruRpAY's DAILY.

".f cordiality between employ
Pn oirIoved. Especially is this the
n' 4 was displayed as it was at
hen ,osons' meeting last evening.
n rIose Of the regular meeting the
c n the employ Of J. W. Cornelius
and sent word to that gentle
ea they wished to see him. Mr..
oas answered, expecting anything
! W hat which did happen. When
red a surprise was in store for
NJ. Smith, secretary Of the or
.;an' in a neat speech presented
u, IUn J handsome diamond pin, set
0tnd and shining more brilliant
,orv pretty ivory case. Though
asaIiopished this popular contrac-
Innnded in hearty vein and the
larty adjourned to r. P~ontet's to
p"te in the enjoyment of a genial
tprtily enjoyed hospitality.
KNIGHTS of Pythias social hop at
IL hotel last night proved a pro-
III success. About 80 couples of
|autiful bellies and brave gallants of
: we're in attendance and to strains
lions music added the poetry of
The management was faultless:
,sic superb; the collation. exquisite
IL enjoyment complete. Virginia
q the palmy days, was called the
city. That sobriquet must pass
eat Falls if the gathering last
is an index of the social har-
Existing in the cultured circles of
Iity, The festivities closed at Il
mable hour when each retired,
~ upon the walls of memory a
fg picture of unalloyed happiness.
funeral of William Healy which
lace at Sun River yesterday was
the largest yer seen in the county.
n every resident of the valley and
from other neighborhoods turned
do reverence to the memory of one
scade county's best known and
highly regarded citizens.
{ week Taylor shipped two train
of cattle from Cutbank and this
Floweree shipped a like number.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
|er an absence of upwards of a year
id Great Falls a brief visit the lat
rt of last week. Within that time
bterprising citizens OF that city have
ked wonders. All the vacant spaces
on Central and First avenues are
covered with business structures
would ornament the streets OF
tity in America. Added to this
n that time. Great Falls has per,
its fire. water and electric systems
at they now equal those of any 9th.
Nv in the union. Great Falls is
blessed with a goodly number of
elass hostelries. chief among which
Park. The daily press Of Great
the TRIBUNE and Leader reflect
/ upon its enterprising people ol
journals can only exist where cap.
Ind intelligence are in the ascend
Wien II views the great natural
Artifcal resources of this city, witt
light present and future outlook, he
surprised that it should assert it
BIS a candidate for capital honors.-
River Sun.
6oroner's jury was impanelled yes
" to sit on the remains of Joe Sac
the Austrian killed by falling earti
fiday. The jury consisted of B. II
Irs, John Andersen, Jerry Wolf, NJ
Powers, Ed Huelster and VIM. M
The dead man was buried yester
bfternoon at = o'clock at the expens'
E Water Works company.
pong other shipments to the Mon
smelter were three cars Of ore re
received form the Germania a
Mr.. Frewdenstein, the owner o
pine who is now at the Park, ex
I'd three more last night. The las
nent he says showed s75 in gold ant
to the ton.
gentleman in from the Montan;
ter yesterday stated that one stacl
bow running, that another would b.
day and hat a third would be puff
by Friday next. This is good new
means employment for from two t.
hundred men.
be Flathead is fast coming to tn
for lawlessness and murder com
ed by parties under the influence O
E%icants, Scarcely a week passes tina
o not read of some terrible deed tina
happened there. Northwest Tribune
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Pc bond election on the eth inst
PHI rot be overlooked. 1t is of i'm
Eanrt to every taxpayer Of the count.
The bonds should carry.
embers of the Montana Fair associa
! should bear in mind that the an
meeting Of stockholders will be hell
Pc Office of J. X. Clark IL Co. thi
|rnoon at 3 o'clock. Officers are to b
pet and other important bushes
hsacted.
hose who have an idea that nothing
be grown in northern Montan
nld take a look at the potatoes grow
Junkins a. Chichester. They are a
'on " Chambers and it only take
eteen of them to make a bushel. On
hem weighs 80 pounds.
IN interesting race viii probabl,
le off at the North Montana Fair as
alton track shortly, The horses ar
a well known animal owned b.
pert Milligan, and Kitten. owned b,
!. Street. Kitten is already at tn
TX and is in the hands of w. Randall
'uld the match be made it will TO
J a side, distance one-fourth of a mile
rom Frank McDcrmott. who came Il
\ the Sweet Grass hills last Sunda!
learn that there are about 10 me,
in the hills and that considerable
elopment work will be done this win
A tunnel 10 IN he rim in on TN