The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
Parties from Dakota and Minnesota
rep ,rt n lighter fall of snow than around

Parties from Dakota and Minnesota
rep ,rt n lighter fall of snow than around
here.
C. c. White of Moorhead, Mimi, a
we'll known real estate dealer Throughout
rh- North west, stopped off yesterday aud
is ut the Park.
From all reports McCarthevsville, on
the Pacific ext nsion, must he II pretty
hard place, as nearly every one carries n
gun. More than one tragedy will IN on.
in that vicinity before the road il
At,ble Is not the safest place in the
world on which to take II nap, at last the
fellow who fell off one while asleep yes
morning in n Central avenue sa-
loon thinks so. In the fail he cut hi
head quite badly and will wear II oandage
tor some time.
Some civil engineers went out to Mon
arch Yesterday hut we could not learn
whether they wer" in the employ of the
Great Northern or on special work. |
the former, they probably go to cro's
fits OF Foley IL Guthrie.
Up TO date the delinquent taxes on
Hrnty-t"o pieces of property have been
pad m County Treasurer McCl-lland.
The sale of the same continues until the
Is h of March aud any property the taxes
of which are unpaid after that date viii
he forfeited to the county.
Preparatory To closingthe Park theatre
for repairs, lhe employees Of that plac.
of ammusement have decided To- give
Messrs Grrrin s. Davenport n rou>lny
~benttit. A most attractive programme
has been gotten up and no pains Will he
SPARED to make the evening II memorial
one to the trrquenters of the theatre.
A petition was circulated abound tow
Yesterday to be presented % the ~le9isla
rure, asking tuat Il seperata Judicial dIs
Irict for Cascade county be- created. Il
was very generally signed by all tax pay
-rs and We trus, our representatives will
he able t. call the ate ntion of the law
makers to this all important subject.
Park hotel arrivals: John Lppley, Ben
tol; G II Liplett, St. Loui>; CP Stacy
rhps Mccoy. Chicago; J Wamhnld, Omn
hn; Albert Kahn. New YORK; W + Par
krr, TJ David IN. Helena; J Il Mond-v
| san r anci>co; W G. Bryant, Butte; w
Church, ST. Paul; GG Dolls, Dillon; a
While, Moorhead; Jno Smith, Glasgow
We would call the attention of OH
readers 10 the advertisement of Mr.. Sin
clair on the front page. JOhL is an old
timer, 50 t" speak, and indend> to keep Il
the head Of the procession in the VIII IL
sale md retail liq or business in Grea
Fails. We might incidentally mention
tor the benefit of the ladies that he Is
bachelor with ample means To fit up
snug cottage.
Mr.. Walter O'tonner of st Paul,
brother OF the popular insurance rustic
for Phil Gibson. arrived in Great Fall
yesterday. MIR. O'Conner is IL young ma
w~ell-knuWn in the Twin cities. having fo
the past three years occupied the position
of deputy clerk of the court there. IL
is 50 favnrahly impressed with our cit
that it Is altogether likely he will locut
permanently among Us.
Mr.. Pence Of Drmersville, who ha
been here The past three weeks seIectin
some horses for the FIainead country
loaded and shipped them last nigh
Tney 90 to Ravaill, a small town on tn
Northern Pacific, the nearest pOlnt o
that road for the Flathead country, an
from there will be driven overland To DE-
meisville. Mr.. Pence was at one time i
business IN Great Falls and mas a host G
friends here.
1t is with deepest regret we chronicl
the fact that the young man, Mr.. EC
Cook, Il nephew of the late Mrs. j. O
Patterson, Is in n very critical conditio
from AN attack of pneumonia. His phys
ician has little or no hope of his recov
cry. His sickness was brought IN by en-
posture, he having walked some distanc
through a snow storm to reach Gres
Falls, from which point he came by trai
when he found he was threatened with
sick spell. He Is receiving every care an
ut ention at the hands of his relatives i
this clty.--River Press.
James A. Carrier, the genial propriet'
of the Milwauk ee hotel, had II pair {
unmounted mOuntain sheppard gont heat
shipped to him some time = from I'll
Northwest territory. They got AS far
the international boundary, where I'll
deputy United States custom house of
Ger held them fer n duty OF 20 pr cen
Mr.. Carrier has been sea- ching u COZ
of the infamous Mckinley bill for ligl
on the subject, but up 10 date ha. faile
to find anything bearing on cnmmodltit
cla>sed MS ''raw unmounted heads
J. res deputy must he II good disciple
the mar with Napolean's features.
The committee of arrangementst TO pr
pare for the c~eirhration of the 18th
March at their meeting Tuesday eveni'
decided TO hold the public exercises
the court house. These exercises wi
consist Of singing and speaking. Love
talent will furnish the musical part of Il
programme. and some prominent man
probably Maj. Maginui,-"ill deliver
| Grafton. The court house will he apr
~priately decorated with the national &C
I ors and the harp-"mhl ,znned flag of -
Erin. 4 dance will be given the san
evening in Arlon hail. Tn. committ'
; will try IT, arrange a price Of 81 for tic
cts Of admission to both halls. The mOn'
, p, % raised will he donated to the new Cat
Ollie church.
YE "HATCHEi" PARTIE.
An Enjoyable Entertainment Offered