The weekly tribune., 1891-08-08
|UNTAIy,
INT.
EKLY TRIBUNE
OF THE FALLS.
EEsDAY's DAILY.

"fraudD. to have been the largest
D, q pro.. q of the year was made
co;ra ION last Friday. Twenty
:, 'se heavily loaded, were con
confs ~ l1iams g. Coburn. Dupee &
81 Silver Ia 21S& III Bros, via the Duluth,
suppo. w q Atlantic,
ore the rA y J&1a1l in conversation with q
on. an, r1},la resentative yesterday, SAID
, .., w&}l&k WAS a recent arrival, he
"" more and more satisfied
Kicking 3E1 iract city daily. He re-
democr5kad ~ 4 }hough he had seen the en-
se which out1( Z, nd west he had never seen
.no;. uln1 e. la impressed him so favor
"s "ly ~ an Falls.
y th s 4 ind and long patient public
u mat uld know why il is that no
the jen 49, had at the Great Falls
ination ~ the office were out OF
rec;,,,, ns3i2 N days the matter could
'p'oc' ,v1II oked, but now it has run
the inconvenience is un-
led to ~ here is negligence some
lich h az nexcusable negligence at
If ,,s,I af. POSTMASTER Taylor explain!
,on fl, 4 - 81 the stockholders of the
o,,o.. nth B6 Ana Fair association was held
paP0's the 81 of j. X. Clark d Co. last
tehdef eninR Xhere were present Messrs.
ouch. II III 0i6S06. Robert Vaughn and DIR.
# if !, utcher. 30 many of the stockholders
ain ire absent at the Butte races that it
=, II q doecned best to postpone the meet.
carter al until August s. at the same time and
)f then ace.
it, ior Thomas Jeffers of Sand Coulcc writes
is by III TRIBUNE to say that his son, 10 years
led r. age Charles Jelfcrs was induced 10y
ha,, / older boy to leave the party win
n'uueI nom he was living ia Maras river
fnr,~ Il. asv her
whose is been unable to ascertain the where
, ,lo,, )out Of the boy. Information regard
'''0 e him will be gladly received by MI
has not sffere. whose postofiice address is Sand
Mont.
taking Talk about the revenue derived from
up to ne wool industry which Great Falls en-
,ftor ;, ys. said Cashier Wells of the Merchants
fational bank while running his index
state niger up long column of figures, here
their what was deposited yesterday. After
to the ding over the figures second time in
nistaks, y Total of $4,000 was footed up
ut it ta 8 the result of the days business. y
amos 1retty good showing, eh!
atlons Six Princeton seniors, Messrs. ] Benet
ldias l;,f Brooklyn, r. A. Stevenson of Lewis
ies ua on. r, Coulter of Greensburg, Pa, o. c.
Jefferson Of st. Paul, A. w. Butler of
has New York and A. F. Horsford Of Kinder
)pean yaook, N. T., arrived on the afternoon
ONES train yesterday. The party is under
oto =, charge Of Prof. W. b. Scott The party
o'' 'l is on geological expedition and will
was visit northern Montana and the park
mot making six weeks trip. Prof. Scott has
fl by been in the city several days, as do all
,it, who visit the city, he remarked on its
'"' various wonders and attractions. The
les III party expect to leave today for its
Il pro tour.
;iproc, Chairman Collins of the state demo.
al II cratic central committee came over from
faur. Great Falls yesterday and will remain to
;r.. witness the races today. Speaking OF
'nll''N races, he says that the only greatest
hk "l meeting will open in Great Falls on the
roGy 18th instant and that hearty welcome
ntrr su awaits every Butte man who may attend
~ ,r Butte and Great Falls are welded by
i'o uA commercial and social ties, and there is
wei no better place for good old-time re
zzard union and love feast than a horse race
tbe 1t il the one place where everybody il
Al happy-until after the race.-Miner.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
.ity sd. The bank clearings for Monday ant
NJcE- Tuesday were in the nature OF revela
I ton. The footing for the two days il
won. S230,654.3S.
'ur' u. J.J. Kennedy will on Friday ship six
i W" teen cars of cattle to Chicago. join
sion Fleming also sends a shipment Of sheer
tells to the same city.
II itfa Mabel Maud, the 5-year-old daughte
T the of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Carr. died at
r e.. o'clock yesterday afternoon. The funera
-, ~. takes place at > p. m. today
John Hobbins, Choteau ranchman
unloaded 1000 sheep at the Great North
ern yards yesterday. They were i'm
RS Il mediately driven northward to his ranch
mes The sheep we're purchased in Idaho.
ioutt Word was received at the post ollic
iimL yesterday that the appropriation for cler
,..,,, ical hire in Great Falls had been Gu
down to $1,000. Il reduction of about $50
ifl'' per annum. The amount being uttcr
ii no, insufficient to pay the force, two hav
iran, already stopped and left the postmaste
IONS with boy to assist him.
oir Gallagher ~ Gockstctter have sol,
, ,. their restaurant in this city to L. Han
son. Mr. Gockstrttcr, who has ha,
s'ol charge of the firms business here, vii
ligra. remove to Great Falls. where Mr.. Gal
,er. lagher now is. Mcssrs. Gallagher 1
~ GOckstetter have large interests in tina
T" city, which demand their attention al
L most wholly. Mr. Hanson takes posses
and !. sion OF the restaurant this morning.
lcee Helena journal.
yC. FRIDAY : DAILY.
.yce The Rev. w. b. Popc's resignation
,,ro. from the pastorate of the Baptist churc
, was accepted by the church on Wcdncs
ne c~ day night.
The Montana Central Railroad com
pany is going to have the Wickcs tunnc
an =, lined with brick and stone. The tunnc
is 8,112 feet and the work will be done b
'lca- contract
FIG. Arnett of White Sulphur Spring
'n'a has Just finished spaying 500 COWS of di