The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-03-14

"A pet1tlOn has been circulated arOun,
Shelby Junction and vicinity asking tn,
postoffice department for a p~ostof1ce a
that point, and has 100 signers.
Flag l.. Carter from Bynum, Chotea,
county, who has been sick about a week
died at the Minneapolis house Sunday o
inflammation of the heart. He was 3
years of & and unmarried. He will b,
buried today from the Minneapolis house
His brother Charles arrived yesterday
from Bynum to attend the funeral.
Milwaukee house arrivals: Thomas
Maiden; j. b. Lee, Okanagan; w. W
Lymer, Glasgow; Frank f. Moore, Dos
Wolf; Z. c. Nohl, Neihart; R. O. Fitch
Little Belt; G.. b. Seefred, Jas. Mari
Neihart; F. r. Smith, Boston; Loui.
Borlum, Minneapolis; VIM. Messenger
Monarch; T. w. Thompson, Barker; j
o. Mock, Neihart,.
Park hotel arrivals: b Scheidt, Mil.
waukee; Jere Sullivan, Fort Benton; Z Z
Heenan, Devils Lake, N ID; g G Gates,
E W McCome, St Panl; + A Lanelon,
Minneapolis; d II McCallum, Chicago;
Edwin J Barker, Clendenin; FIN Bar
low and wife, Butte; C p Henley, M F
Allen, Helena; Dan Hurley, Barker; Dun.
can Mcleod, Belt; s Cohen, Helena; Geo
Rogue, Neihart; John Smith, Glasgow.
Miss Edworthy of Des Moines, Iowa.
arrived in this city last Sunday. She is
a young lady who has had charge of one
of the largest millinery establishments in
the city of Des Moines and is considered
an adept in her line of work MIR. Beckon
Of the New York Cash Bazaar has secured
her services and she will in the future
preside over the millinery department of
his store.
Governor Toole on Saturday appointed
Dudley DubOse of Helena &c the position
of judge of the Tenth judicial district.
The appointee is a native of Georgia, "A
grandson of Robert Toombs and has been
in Montana since the spring of 1889. He
has a host of friends in Helena who,
while sorry to loose him, feel proud of
his appointment. Mr.. Dubose is not a
total stranger at Lewiston. having made a
number of professional trips there. He
will probably make Benton his head
quarters.
Says the Demersville Inter Lake: "A
of parties seeking work along
the line of construction of the Great
Northern extension through the Black
feet reservation are reported as having
been frozen to death. One authenticated
case of freezing is that of a young man
who lost his life sever miles from Kipp's
Two brothers were travelling
rom that station toward the summit OF
he range when the one who was frozen
. death gave out and could not be in
luced to move on. He laid down be-
ween two bales of hay upon tie side of
he trail and pushed o m back to Kipp's
or help. But help came toe late. When
the body was cold in death. At
;utbank they find about 100 miles of
ahead of them, through heavy
now. before they reach the mountains.
ONE undertake the trip and get through
ut there are many, it's feared, whose
odies will feed the coyotes in the spring."
Frank Beard, the humorous caricatur-
It, will give one of his inimitable enter I
Iinments tomorrow evening at the Pres
church. The Fort Wayne Morn
lg Gazette had the following concerning
i'm: 1.-THE lecture was a treat, funny and
nique, and highly interesting and
in every detail. There was not
dull place or spot in it. After last
pitts listt ming and seeing one can I
'adily understand why Edward Eggle-
on chose him as the illustrator of "The
oOsier Schoolmaster." No man except
card could enter into the spirit of the
,ok and rewrite it in pictures as he did. Q
praise this man and his works would n
as superfluous as to criticise would r
presumptuous, but 1t might not be =
Mss to say that all who missed last !
gifts entertainment lost something too C
'od to come often in a lifetime" Ad- n
lssion, 81. Doors open at Z, lecture to .
gin at 8 o'clock. Tickets on sale at .
& Kennedy's book store. !