The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-31
spray OF THE FALLS.
~wEDNEsDAY's DAILY.

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WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
,.,,,v United States Collector Dowd
10 down from the boundary line night
pnss last. Nj. Dowd reports every
y" ouiet and running along smoothly
a ass line. He says Collector Allen for
Inominion has been transferred from
h",,ndary line to Calarna and MI.
.uor from the latter place takes his
t;P;nn. Inspector Chambers, whom
tnv Great Falls people know, has been
tns,erred to the upper Saskatchewan.
1mt Casey will oversee the posts on
J line alternately with another officer.
s,utv Collector Dowd will return to
I line this morning.
Yesterdays out bound train for Sand
I,,lee met with an accident which
G'ged such of it's passengers as we're in
ITO N return to the city and drive over.
Sand Coulee train was coming toward
J bridge. On the bridge was a long
in Of complies" which were being
lied TO Cascade. The engine crossing
: bridge was drawing too heavy a
in 10 stop when the Sand Coulee train
ma in sight. A collision followed.
he pilot of one engine was broken but
one was at all injured.
Tho improvements now being made
lnnt the fountain will soon ca use a
Ieat and much desired change. The
ring away Of the dirt is almost com
eted. The fiat r have unloaded
mir cargo and the gravel now lies nea
: track and ready to be put on. 1t is
rnished by the Great Northern, being
[oupbt to Great Falls from Portage
lulee. The railroad has also generous
agreed to put the gravel on the stree.
their own expense.
Barker continues to send her ore regu-
rly, or at least as often as she gets a
bance. For the next trip sixteen cars
Il asked for and only nine promised.
His difficulty will naturally be height
he'd when Neihart also begins. Friday
rening's train brought in seven cars, or
bout lao tons Of ore. OF these one car
kme from the Eclipse, two from the
arter and three from the May L. Edna.
Three carloads of machinery passed
rough the city Monday. 1t was des-
ned for the Queen Of the Hills mine at
eihart,
Grain receipts last week came mainly
rom the direction Of Belt and Arlington.
faughn, Hughes & Co. received three
ars from the Arlington Mercantile
ompany. One car was also shipped in
rom Dakota as the supply here was at
hat time insufficient. This week, how
Ver, in all probability some of the large
Ion from Sun river valley will come in
nd largely swell the receipts.
FRIDAY S DAILY.
Another very pleasant wedding oc
Eurred at the Gore block last evening
The groom was Thos. G. Moore, formerly
prosperous business man OF Cascade
nd the bride Mrs. Annie f. Gowan, thu
Ibliging and courteous landlady Of thu
Gore, who is 80 popular among be-
atrons. Mrs. MCGOWAN acted as brides
naid and Charles Armand was thu
roomsman. The happy couple will re
ide in the city.
j. G. and B. II. Jones, whom patron
the Park hotel will long remember a
enial and obliging clerks, leave thei
resent positions Monday to embark II
he real estate, collection and insuranc
BUSINESS. Will M. Hemler, a pleasan
Dung gentleman who comes from Cali
ornia, will now offlciate behind the Par
lesk.
William Healy, an old citizen Of SUI
River valley, died at his home Wednes
lay night. He had been i'll for som
lime. Mr.. Healy was one of the oldes
u the valley residents, having first sci
He'd there in the '7O's. He was great
respected and justly admired by a larg
circie of acquaintance. Several grow
children live to mourn his decease.
The funeral of Mrs. Chas. Wegne
took place yesterday morning at ]
o'clock. A large number were assemble
to pay their last respect to n who i
life had been a very dear friend. Anon
them were several Of the societies I
which Mr.. Wegner belongs. The funer'
service was read by Rev. Clewes.
George Adlin of Choteau. deput
United States marshal, passed throug
the city yesterday morning en- route II
Helena. He had with him Frank Der
raum and Henry Plomandon, who muv
answer to the grand jury on a charge
selling liquor to Indians.
The grade per mile on the Pacific Q
tension from the summit to Essex on II
west side-eighteen miles-is 95 feet il
stead of 95.S az published in this pap
recently
Five piers are now completed on Il
Fifteenth street bridge and it is e
pected that all the masonry will be I'll
lsbed by the 10th Of next month.
The two large boilers which are
furnish steam heat for the Tod buildil
were lying in front Of the building ye
terday.
Charles Hulitt is in receipt of a han
some present accompanied by a ca
from Jerry Flanagan.
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