The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

Parties from Butte inform us that
there were thirteen funerals in that city
on W-dn-sday-all of the deaths from
pneumonia.
VIM. Yeoman and VIM. II. Taylor. ma,
tiv-s of Scotland and England resp-c-
lively, drclar' d their intentions yesterday
To become citizens.
The real-estate men Of Great Falls are
respectfully asked to solicit bids If land
for the Congregational College. Please
hand in the same to Mayor Dickerman.
Robt. Sticht ,, Helena. the well known
mining man who has been examining
some mines around Barker. came down
Wednesday and returned home yesterday.
Under Representative Harlin's reap.
p%0rtiunment bill Cascade county will
have three representatives and n JON,
member with Fergus. This is Il gain OF
one member.
L. Z. johnson, general manager of the
| Montana Central, accompanied by j.
Heroine of the Great Northern engineer
corps. took II trip over the line To Mon
arch yesterday.
A Nathan advertiseJ next Saturday as n
grand op, ming day, on which he will dis
play his immense stock of spring hats, IN
GLIDING Dnnlap's celebrated make, just
received, and many others.
During the present T.enten season the
services at the Catholic church will he n
follows each day: Morning services from
$50 to 1890; cat-chism. 3 p. M; evening
services ut 1870.
W. l.. Church, representing the well
known 81. Paul grocery house of Beaurre.
KrOgh & Davis, has been calling on our
business men and CUES away pleased with
Great Falls present aud future.
James Barnes. Oliver }. Wadsworth Jr.
and Bowdon ID. Crowinshield lave formed
II cu-partnpr>hip to carry on n general
real estate business, under the finn name
of Barnes, Crowinshirld u Wadsworth.
The west-bcund passenger was TIVE
hours late yesterday owing to the snow
Taking into consideration the cold
Weather and daily fall Of snow the Grea'
Northern il making remarkably good
time this winter.
r. G. Hathaway of the Black Fon
Milling company arrived from the Gate
c,ty Yesterday. The company he repre-
S, nts has the contract for furnishing the
timber to he used in constituting the
Barker and Neihart branches.
District Court Clerk Gcckrill went Il
Helena Yesterday, taking the petition fol
II separate judicial district for this coun
". He will present the same 10 the ju
dietary comnitree and will do his best II
induce the members to consider it.
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George w. 1hayer, representing ID
Khen g. Bros, merchant taiIors of Phllr
d-lphia, is ut the Park with "A fine line -
WINTER and spring goods. lie expects Il
remain here some time and will br glat
10 show his samples of business and dres
SUITS.
Woodbridge hotel arrivals: F. A. Ali
son, Ira Aldrich, st. Paul; IT. Lyons
Fort ASsiniholnr; Samuel Dean, SAM
Coulee; Ed Arlington, Monarch; X. II
AckI-v, Joe Wagner, Nrihart; GeOrg
II. SpecR, Lethbridge; Ed Cunningham
Monarch.
Milwaukee hotel arrivals: F. PayettC
llelena; G. b. Felt, Salt Lake; Johu
H~rt, Minot; Capt. PAYNE. j.. Ireland
George Flyn, Monarch; J. j. Murphy
NrIhart; james Lindley, Minot; Georl
Jones, Kansas City J. F. Peterson, Cut
bank.
G. B Felt, general manager Of tn
Montana Stage company, with h%eadQuai
t-rs AT Sal Lake, spent Wednesday nigh
I At the Milwaukee hotel. He found tn
weather n little cooler than in the Saint
CITY, and was glad to start south on yes
lerday's west-bOund train.
"Joe Mepks has given a contract I
Tom Thomson tn run II 100 foot tunnt
) and shaft on the celebrated Meeks min
y The richest ore ever found in Barker wa
taken from this claim. and il gratifyin
y to know that work IN il is to be resumed,
Belt Mountain Miner.
o Messrs. Moody and Holmes Of this cit
returned yesterday from a hunting ~
. cursion in the Flath ad country. The
9 brought down a gOodly number of GO,
otes and mountain lions. The snow
reported AS ,our feet deep in the noun
aims. One of their companions was To-
for two days.
The hotel in Great Falls known as Il
, Cascade hotel. This hotel has twent.
" ,nree bedrooms, II dining wh.t
will S at thir'v-iive people, a good bi
aud fixtures. Tnis hotel is well furnishe
and the proprietor will rent for $500 pr
month in advance. Call on OF adore
Z JOuN Bunk, Great Falls.
, The amateur dramatic club gave a pr
=" limiuarv rehearsal in the court room la
night. They rehparsed the court scene l
he case of Bardwell VS.. PIckwirk An
will soon be pleased 10 present that II
terpsting farce to the public. 1t has M
been decided when the public exhihitit
will be. W. will publish a list OF II
" lramatis persona later.
Supt. Mayors 16 year.old boy had
lose call yesterday morning. He W
" walking across the railroad bridge Al
b coming frightened at the whistle of !
d approaching switch engine, Jumpt
hast-'y to one side, lost his balance IN
fell I the ice below. Some Onlookei
A hastened to the unfortunate b Us rescu
lie was unhurt. He was taken home an
T will soon he all right.
, II. V. Wheeler, a civil engineer