The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-11
TRIBUNE
n OF THE FALLS.
DAILY.

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bATuRDAY's DAILY.
1pments are at present very
Hong the Montana DIVISION,
NO to a railroad official Great
nI bping a great deal more than
Hboint.
2nt Northern railway is extend
RI - track at the Boston & Mon
81 1.4OO feet and before the
of the smelter will be re-
Sxtend the smelter tracks over
~ division superintendent OF
Northern, has returned from a
fMr. Mayer says lthe railroad
months past, been keeping
rains and two steam shovels
d work. The road is accord
M lasted.
ring deeds were filed in the
nee Yesterday: w. H.. and
be to ID. F.. Smith, for $500,
5ck 1872 of Great Falls. Great
Power and TOWNSHIP com
~ Bison ct al, for $500, lot 8,
4 ;, Of Great Falls.
"a erk's office H. Ringwald has
ESNAle6 rs proving up on l6O acres in
,ecflo township 90 north, range 4
81, 5adgment against the county
l comrnj2 H1ns and in favor of Mckay Bros.
for T was also handed down yester-
az! transcript of the judgment
r1ndefS3fn Judge Races court against
Mrv. Wouldredge for S16S.90 and costs,
AZ the Instance of Solomon ct al, was
alSo recorded.
We, the officers and members of the
A. M. e. church, recently erected on
Fifth avenue between Ninth and Tenth
streets, with pleasure that the
church is now completed and with JOY
our pastor, Rev. j. H. Childress, who has
labored to earnestly and untirirgly IN
the past, will conduct services in the new
building Sunday, July 5, at IL o'clock a.
"a. Rey. Ooombe will preach at 3 o'clock
o. M. and Il 8 p. M. Rev. j. II. Childress
will preach from revelations, 2lst chap
ter and I'D verse. The pastor expects
Rev. Bishop A. Grant, ID, OF San
Antonio, Texas, July 10Th to dedicate the
church. Further notice will be given OF
the event. Strangers visiting the city
are especially invited to attend the
services.
TUESDAY DAILY.
Jas. barnes Jr. lost his fine team OF
black mares recently, but an advertise
ment in the TRIBUNE brought tidings OF
them at once. They are at Chas. Tur
ner's ranch and will be returned to thu
owner soon.
A aquaw fell into the mill race Su1da.
evening and came near being drowned
Cl---A~ ,n,1 be- I,,Irn nrlytp nnf
William Lackey. 1t was supposed thu
copper damsel had been drinking ant
become badly intoxicated.
Mr.. John Renner has purchased
half interest in the Park hotel, with MI
Julius Horst. MI. Renner has hat
quite an extended hotel experience ant
all who know him unite in saying tina
he will make a genial and capable land
lord.
The Home Land Il Cattle compan
sold yesterday fifteen carloads of cattl
in Chicago, and George Drabbs, one ca
load. The former averaged 1897 lbs. i
weight and sold for S4.75; the latte
weighed 1903 lbs. and brought s.. Thes
are old-time prices and they will max
tho heart of the Montana cattle me
glad.
William Mcqueen of Arlington wa
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Macquee
says that Arlington is fourishinl
not less than 10000 lbs. being stored i
the city. He also reports a big celebra
ton in the young city, There was
jolly picnic and the Arlington min
beat Belts ball twirlers by a score of /
to Z.
We are pleased to note the mark c
rec0gnition of services faithfully pei
formed in the promotion of Harry J
Skinner to the cashiership of the San
Coul6e National bank. Harry's numel
q friends in this city will also rejoic
to zee that he is slowly but surely az
cending the financial ladder. Gold Z
Curtis, who formerly held the position
resigned to open a bank in the thrivin
town of Neihart.
"A telegram was received yesterday b
Ed. Barker stating that in cross-sectior
ing the Carter lode an unusually larg
v01n of carbonate ore and galena ha
been struck. Workmen have gone int
1t eight feet and cannot yet determin
its width. This lead was struck in
fifty-foot shaft, and present indication
point strongly to one of the most Walt
able holding in that rich mineral bel
The owners of the property are job
Sinclair, T.. j. Barker, ii. f. Collett, Ber
Sherman. G. Barker and II. E. Collin,
Eight men are pushing development
work and ore will be shipped as soon a
the railroad reaches that point.
Miss Minnie Cornelius, daughter of I.
Cornelius, met with a most unfortunat
accident Oh the Fourth. She was driy
ing with her father in the procession
When the team reached the corner G
Central avenue and Third street it too
fright at a bear skin which some ma
had and turned north on Third. The line
broke and Mr.. Cornelius lost control G
his team, which ran to First avenu
north and there striking a railing upse
Miss Minnie fell beneath and broke he
left limb. Her father was also badl
bruised about the face and breast bu
WA able 10 be mt vaatar1ay At last az