The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-03-07

no"n yesterday and tnpk ont some Cas-
with the evident intention of star
ing the game. Previous to doing tn,
he went OUT doors and that was the las
seen OF HIM or the money. A warran
! was sworn out for his arrest, but fror
the last reports he WAS still abroad. II
got away with about $3.50. A reward q
$50 is offered for his apprehension.
Patronize home Industries is one q
the cardinal principles ia building up
town. Keep your money at home If pos
sible and let it help lubricate the channel
Of trade. Thousands of dollars 60 GU
OF our city every year for llI-ttting
half made clothes. This is rank injus
tice 10 our merchant tailOrs who ar,
assisting In the up-building of n town
who have their homes among us ant
who spend their money here. Besides
Keeping you money at home you get
far superior article and n g that may bt
relied upon to lie as represented. BeaI
this In mind and when II need Of cloth
ing hunt up the advertisements of oul
home merchants and see what they are
offering. In this issue will be seen the
bargains offered by home merchant tai
Tors. Give them a call.
River Press: "We deeply regret to an.
nnuncr the death of young Mr.. Edward
Cook, whose serious illness Se mentioned
several days ago. He died at the resi-
dence of n relative, Mrs. Thies, of this
city, where he received every care and at
~tention that kind friends could bestow
during his last illness. His death is a Pc
culiarly sad one, having been suddenly
brought about by an attack of pneumonia,
contracted while on a visit to Great Falls,
from which he never rallied after his re-
turn to this city. The young man is a
connection, through his mothers mar.
rage, of the family of the late Mrs. j. o.
Patterson of this city. He came out west
a couple of years ago and has since been
employed at the ranch of Messrs j. O.
Patterson & Co., where he was familiar
izing himself with the wool growing bust
ness. His mo Their came out last fall on a
visit and spent several weeks with her
Fort Benton relatives"
SUNDAYS DAILY.
Parties from Helena and Butte report a
very heavy fall Of snow at those cities.
The total collection of taxes by the
county treasurer up to date amounts to
Sl3S,057 90.
The funeral of the late Mrs. WetZel
who died at $3.50 yesterday afternoon Will
take place to-day at 80 p. III. from the.
NJ. E. church.
}. F. Ryan, the popular deputy district
clerk, is IN aspiiant for the position OF
court stenographer to succeed Mr.. Bishop.
We wish HIM success.
Some prominent officials of the New
York Central railroad will arrive here
Monday morning on n special train with
Manager Mohler.
VIM. S. Seifred of Arlington, a young
man of twenty eight summers, was granted
license to marry Miss Lizzie Watson,
aged sixteen, also from Arlington.
Frank Erwin is making some improve
ments in his store lengthening it, to give
more room for his goods. The painters
are at work and when through the store
Will be neat as ever.
Edwin Ranger of Choteau and Susie
of Billings were allowed a mar
license by Deputy Clerk Ryan, on
The ages of the happy couple
were "a and 81 years respectively.
John Monticue, the gambler, who
stole $3.50 from Jack Enright FRIDAY. is
till at large. There is an opinion among
that he skipped to Canada, while
others think he is in hiding zeal here.
j Davis of the Montana Stage com
returned from Benton yesterday
md reports pretty cold weather down
here. 1t was 80 below at 8 a. m. Friday
md 16 below at 8 O'Clock yesterday morn
ng.
J. NJ. Miller, who has been spending a
days here in the interest of the Ana
STANDARD, leaves today for MissOu-
a and the Bitter Root valley. He is very
much pleased with Great Falls and hopes
o return again.
The Juch engagement IN Helena was
rot a success financially, and Manager
Lock was forced to borrow g., 1000 to pay
salaries of the troupe. The amount
vas raised by twenty of Helena's citizens
Who subscribed 800 each.
The TRIBUNE staff were the recipients
asst evening of a scramble by a male
luarrette, who rendered some popular
to the delectation of the horse and
~ bHh N'iNoi Nv 6'hNkoi uCliSu vi
he composing force.
John Scott cot a telegram from Mon
'rch yesterday afternoon stating that
Andrew Hay was very sick at Grafton
With the pneumonia and to get a doctor
nd start for that point at once, They
tarted at dark on a long disagreea5le
The new firm of E. B. Largent & CO.,
card appears elsewhere, has an
in the Minot block. and will do a
real estate and collecting bust
The firm Is composed IF the fol-
~well-known gentlemen: E. b.
argent, E. S. Wright and Fred Thode.
James r. Barnhardt of Toronto, Canada.
at tie Milwaukee hotel renewing his
with James Carrier. Old
esIdents will remember Mr.. B%arnhardt
Who had charge of the supplies and
fol- the Manitoba railroad dur.
ng construction four years ago. He says
'e is completely lost Ii Great Falls now.
Fridays west-bound train was delayed
t the eastern portal of the Wickes' tun-
Ial eayaral bnprc nuipu IN Tho rraat