The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-10
DAY OF THE FALLS.
u~,rnSEspAY's DAILY.

- . WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
y o.on Commercial Advertiser
~ follows Of Montana wools:
> Imand for territory woods holds
H. nd a fair sale is recorded on
W nu former basis of quotation.
" ! nu u popular, and many lots
IOaJ staple. Sales rule fair, and
70 ore steadily being taken. The
~ ssnoe for fine lots Of strong warp
.ps wools holds at about 60@62c,
me fancy lots even higher, while
g d C;Mm holds steady at 58@6Oc, in
nsa fine medium Montana woods
A., |od at about 19@21c, with &C.
40 i;oht lots at DC" Prices for
lice : ending Friday, October 2, are
nb 'rs. Mont. fine, 17@2Oc; Mont.
al, !. 2Om23c; Mont. No. 2 med,
\. Zone hundred and forty thous-
:" nds are reported sold.
=. going from his house to the Of
,' bnf 7 %. m. last evening, George
b! hart. chief clerk of the Butte &
ne d Commericial company, fell into
Oh ration dug forwater mains andwas
div injured. He was walking on
VI" Pcross lots in the neighborhood Of
avenue north and Ninth street.
burned at the street corner, but
far away to afford him sufficient
He succeeded in reaching the
), Ri a carriage was called to take
fbis residence. The injuries were
by DR.. Gordon who says that
d |ery painful they include no brok-
0 u and are not necessarily serious.
: bossibly he will be out at work to-
tribune publishes in this issue
tement of the Great Falls Nation
) An examination will convince
siness mar that this sterling in
bp has been constantly gaining
nd increasing it's business. Loans
counts amount to 1851, 776.26 and
Ia reach almost $4,000. The cap
tock-$25O,OOO-is all paid in.
/. prudent business management
q high standing of the officials are
great things for the bank.
Moccasin outfits, from Fergus
!. will ship forty cars of cattle from
lndy on Friday of this week. At
bk on Thursday and Friday Mel
Brewster, FlOwerree & Lowry,
and Hogan will each ship about
cars.-River Press.
! cars of sheep belonging to Col.
Leaning are being loaded at the
Benton stock yards today for ship
to the Chicago market .-River
second annual reunion of the So
# Trainers Of the Constitution of
ate of Montana will be held in Hell
aturday. Nov. Z, 1891. The public
sses will be as follows: sour Dead"
Knippenberg; Legislative" by A.
ce: Revenues and Taxation" by
Collins. The society banquent
e held in the evening.
s reported that T. c. Power has
ased W.. H. Todd's interest in the
Press at Benton and that that
and the Review will be consoli
Mr.. Todd expects to make a
II flew months to Louisiana, where
Todd has preceded him.
Ward Crosby-Have you noted that
fst OF land patents for citizens of
bunty just received at the land of.
You have, well that means several
8 for the recorder. OF course title
completed until the patent is duly
Oh the records.
Sand Coulee democratic club will
meeting next Tuesday evening at
Imp. Good local speakers will be
enhance and a lucid exposition OF
cratic principles may be expected
bryce Hay of Grafton is at the Mil
ZEE. He says the sheep in his sec.
are in good condition and that the
s of the late snow-storm were bet
ian expected.
i. Mcknight has gone to Big Sandy
E he is interestedin cattle shipments
E made from that point. He will
hbly go from there to Chicago.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
e frequently hears of people being
3D." watched" etc, but it is moi
one hears of them being ''uni.
Jed" unless engaged in some mill
but such an event occurred on
eday evening at the Masonic hall in
city, Rev. w. b. COombe being the
Pon who was subjected to the some.
rare event, and who was greatly
Prised at such a proceeding. The
rend gentleman is the commander OF
Pix Eagle Commandery OF the Knights
hplar in this city and has been one of
most energetic workers since it was
fted here some months since. On
2sday evening the members in token
heir appreciation of his services and
high esteem in which they held him,
eented him with an elegant gold trim
uniform suitable to his rank as an
Per Of that order. 1t is needless to
that it is highly priced by the recip-
and he is justified in wearing it
a good deal of pardonable pride,
lie all parties concerned are to be
graduated.
ID. Merritt Of Barker has been in
IN the last few days completing the
ANIMATION of the Dry Fork Mining
npany Of that place. The company's
fers are G. H.. Benton, president
Pglas Martin, vice president; vii
nks, treasurer; T. W. Thompson OF
Belt Mountain Miner, secretary. The
perry owned by the company is the
l-known Eta group on Dry Fork
stock is assessable. This is the only