The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-09-05
|HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SPRAY OF THE l.
SATURDAYS DAILY.

nNrnr HI "hhO chA> 80 thh>SS
h f.O Kings with him large tales of won-
|f,i hunting, and as for the parties
~ leave on hunting tours, some of
[r;r stories would to blush that
liable old prevaricator, Sinbad the
;Ior, Up Sun river ducks are reported
be plenty and the various lakes about
. Vicinity are fairly alive with
utbe,cd victims for the huntsman's
4 gentleman in from Arlington
(sterday says that prairie chickens are
,ite easily found. Fishing parties, who
Pre returned from excursions among the
',,rtain brooks, say that the tinny
F%autics impale themselves upon the
boks with most obliging rapidity. AL
krnther the season looks like a most ex-
lIIcnt one for rod and gun.
articles of Incorporation of the Mel
,rt Realty company were filed yester-
ipy by W. c. Leistikow, J. Toombs. j,
fiCashcl of Grafton, n. d., and w. Tier
lpy andT f. Healey of Neihart, Meagber
bunty. to purchase, buy and deal gener-
ly in all kinds of real estate, buildings,
bining and other property, and for other
bJustrial purposes. The capital stock
| sljO.OOO in 800 shares.-Helena indie
|endent.
Mr.. NJ. G. McFadden of Great Falls
has assumed the p~rofessorship of the
Iun River public school in place of Miss
kobinson of Helena to whom the place
has rendered by the school trustees but
has declined on account of other en-
apements. Professor McFadden comes
Eth the most tiattering testimonials as
l his ability and industry as a teacher.
Fine school will be opened on the 7th
Sroximo. Sun River Sun.
Harrison Dockery, a resident of Belt,
Ias granted a writ of habeas corpus yes
|erday. His petition states that Frank
Lewis of Arlington is unlawfully de-
|aining his children-Pearl, aged 10, and
Eva. aged 13-that he desires to send
hem to st. Peters mission, and that
Lewis has hidden Pearl IN the house of
David Roberts. The matter is for hear
Ing next Tuesday.
c. H. Clark has returned from the
lodge of the A.. o. U. W., during
fhe recent session Of which he was
chosen Grand Overseer. The next
lodge meeting will be held in
Great Falls, if possible during the Au,
gust races. Next year the supreme
lodge meets at Helena and an excursion
will be run to this point during the
G. Wegner was delegate OF
Great Falls lodge.
Bert Pinney, the young gentleman
whose hand was mangled at the Troy
Steam laundry, is reported to be doing
as well as possible. There are good
grounds for thinking his hand will be
saved.
Suit was begun yesterday in Judge
court by Joseph Jonas against
Anthony Kocher and A. Eggert. The
suit is founded on different constructions
of the lease for Park island.
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of a unique
liable ornament known as a mail opener
land Inscribed with the name of Phi
EGibsOn.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
&c, Fontana died Thursday evening at
TUESDAYS DAILY.
1 John Fleming left yesterday 70
3Chinook, where he will load 40 cars witt
Sthe cattle of Kingsbury a. Price.
Seven acres of oats belonging to Hon
Paris Gibson and located near the cit,
were recently cut and threshed. TIL,
crop averaged 100 bushels to the acre.
Robt. Blankenbaker has just returned
from the Judith country where he pur
|chased 5000 head of mutton of j. b
Long. The latter has bought up to dat
about 1900 Montana wethers.
{. NJ. Shaw remarked yesterday tina
he had seven acres of potatoes which
would yield from go to 300 bushels pc
acre. A man, he thought, who hat
planted a fair amount ought this year t.
easily make all the expense Of proving
up and something more.
H. O Chowen has secured the lot for
merly owned by Gibson Il Renner, which
which adjoins his own, and is now con
templating the erection of ii building
which shall have seventy-tive feet front
nothing definite has yet been decided
no description can be given OF thu
building. 1t will without doubt be o
such a character as not to suffer by com
with the magnificent structur,
just below it.
The Benton & st. Louis Cattle com
pany held their annual meeting yester
lay in the parlors of the Northwestern
National bank. Officers elected wer,
President. G. T.. Conrad; vice president
|. G. Baker: treasurer, w. G. Conrad
secretary, Jos. A. Baker; general mana
ger, John Harris. A dividend was de
The amount of this could mo-
be ascertained, but it vas estimated a
about 100000.
The Cataract Mill company will begir
Immediately the repair of the tenn
dam at the railroad bridge
and in about two weeks the Touring
mill will begin operations for the season
needed repairs are now being
made at the mill, which, when com
will put it in first class condition
has been wheat enough raised IL
northern Montana this year to bury thu
out of sight, and it will doubtless bt
kept busy without stop for the next year
1t was a business man, yesterday, ant
one OF no small prominence, who made
very odd remark. The conversation hat
turned to an invariable subject, hare
when glancing across the river h
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