The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-09-12
WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
,ppAY OF THE L
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

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!. Challenged the local ball kickers
,,ome. The challenge was accepted
the team left here Sunday morning
~ Coulee. The coal delivers proved
n sor than expected and made the
sEalls athletes work hard for their
~ The first goal was scored by
tIEalls in twenty minutes. The
otber goal made was also scored
ast Sand Coulee after a hard strug-
!, Tho second half. This made the
l two to nothing in favor Of Great
The boys say it was an interest
Etrupple and speak with the utmost
pct Of their opponents. They also
That they were treated with the
lest possible hospitality and desire
roh the TRIBUNE's columns to ex-
%sinccre thanks for many ~courtesies.
\, pottle has recently returned from
HI to the Sweepstake, a very promis-
nrospect situated at the head Of the
Fork of the Judith river. He
|cs a very encouraging report. Mr..
emiller is now engaged with a force
len in running a drift from an uprise
a from the tunnel and from this
! fine carbonate ore has been taken.
immense body oflead matter has also
encountered indicating a mine Of
extent. On an adjoining claim. the
BIRD, belonging to the Sweepstake
n a tunnel is being driven and a
six feet wide has been encountered.
east wall being lime and the west
Ehyry. This tunnel is being pushed
greater depth. In both claims the
Finn very rich in silver, from s4OO to
TO the ton. The wner are Great
q parties. Hon. Paris Gibson being
Iidcnt. MI. Il. E. Collins vice presi-
and Mr.. Otto Schoenfelt secretary.
Harrington was arrested Sunday
hing on a charge Of knocking out the
of a man named Kennedy with a pair
rass knuckles. 1t seems that Ken
N. who is a Judith ranchman and has
4 boarding at the Bristol, was stand
in front Of the restaurant about 6
pck when Harrington approaching
n behind struck him in the eye. The
Bulted man fell to the ground uncon
nus. The blow struck him directly
I the eye, i%ntiicting a deep cut and
licking out that member 30 that it
be- on his cheek. DIR. Reed, who at
lied him, feared lest the eye might be
Harrington was arrested later on
is now in jail. Kennedy says he
bws no cause for the assault save that
had known Harrington before and
en he met him had bought him a
BIS of beer. Afterwards the man re-
listed a loan of So and was refused.
! assault followed.
labor day was celebrated in various
rs. some laboring and some idling
crowd materialized for the evening
rcises in the court room. Everybody
|arently stopped at the dance. This
given by the Carpenters union in
east room of the Corey block,
ially, financially and in every other
the dance was a C Not less
D one hundred couples were present
addition many tickets we're sold to
kple failing to come. The supper
Eed at the Minneapolis house was
billy appreciated by all as was like
/ the music. AS a result of the dance
|ut 500 will be divided between the
fpenters' and Trades unions.
Che stock of Shaw, Charlton & Co. ha!
D purchased by Strain Bros. Last
ming the invoice was going on. Mr.
bin said that the future of the stocl
uncertain, but that probably theil
sent grocery would be removed t.
I corner and the two stocks consoli
Jed.
The annual meeting of the Fort Shaw
Re Stock company was held in thiI
Monday evening when the following
stees were elected for the ensuing
lr: J. II. Shepherd, F. George Heidi
-. Newman, VIM. Ulm and VIM
(att. The board then elected officer
FOllows: President, John H.. Shepard
president, DR.. j. b. Newman; secIe
and treasurer, f. George Heidi.
pr. Ernest Crutcher has returned iron
Brip to Neihart and Barker. Som
handsome specimens of the Queer
the Hills and Benton group adorn hi
PIX. The doctor said: 81 never say
Ething to equal the Benton group
Zen the country rock is highly mineral
ID and the lead matter fairly glitter
th precious ore. At Barker the Car
is the biggest thing out in low-grad
Their many friends in the city hav
ZEN greatly surprised recently to lear
the marriage of Frank G. Fullerton O
bnks a. Fullerton and Miss Graci
besnell. The event occurred last Sat
|day evening. The groom is a popula
lung business man and the bride on
the most charming and admired Of thu
fy's many society bellies.
j. A. Carrier has returned from a visi
the Eureka on Running Wolf and j
some fine specimens as a result
his trip. The mine is now beini
prked by an increased force. A roa'
I'll soon be built to this district and tn
thus greatly enhanced in value
IOn Monday the Sun brick kiln turne'
u brick at the rate of $4,000 per day
fery brick made is contracted for il
vance and Contractor William Robert
" that even at this rate the compan.
pit keep up with the demand. As h
rs it looks very much as if consider
yie building was going on.
The Boston Weekly Advertiser re
4ts the wooden market as steady, tn
nand for Montana woods still continu
tair. During the week ending FIR
y, sept. 4, $4,000 pounds of territor
NJ reported sold. of which lOON