The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-25
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.


Jamcs Gibbs of Sun River is reported
to be very sick.
Edward l.. Burghardt and Miss Ruby
Baum. both of this city. were yesterday
granted a marriage license.
G. ". Pence of Demcrsvillc left yes
terday for Devils Lake, Oak. where he
will purchase some horses for the Flat
head country,
A gentleman from Butte reported yes
terday that il is rumorcd in that city that
the Anaconda works will start again on
the Isl of the month.
Yesterday at the Presbyterian mansc
in thfa city the Rev. John Reid united
In marriage Mr.. Charles u. Bucklin of
Chotcau and Miss Lizzie Nichols of Bis.
marck,
Charles Z. Bucklin of Chotrau ap
peared before Clerk Cockrill yesterday
in quest of ii marriage license and was
graftcd permission to we'd Miss Lizzie
Nichols Of this city,
Joe Herring has purchased a lot cor
ner of Fifth avenue south and Seventh
street. upon which he intends to build Il
corral for a horse herd. He will be ready
for business in a few days.
The outlook for Mcaglicr county mines
was never brighter. Castle, Robinson.
and Hlackhawk mines are turning out
well Ncihart is on the boom and thus
seasrn will place II among the largest
producing camps in the state. M"aghcI
County News.
Dan Lynch was a]rraigncd bcforcJudgc
Huy yesterday charged with disturbing
the peace and creating a general rulnpus
in q certain resort in town. His honor
fined the defendant - and costs for the
disturbance created and warned hin
against repeating the otfcnsc,
Messrs. Emanuel Lee and T.. Walsh of
Helena after prospecting the ncighhOr
hood of Great Falls for some time past
for clay suitable for general purposes.
have decided t. work for the jcssup
Placer Mining company and have con
tractcd to make a yer! large quantity II
brick for John Jessop.
The pupils and teachers Of the Whit
tier school celebrated Arhor day in Il very
practical and appropriate manner. Each
room planted u tree and named II for
some prominent person. Room No /,
Miss Gilchrist teacher. named its tree
Froebcl; No. >. Miss Rich teacher, Al
colt; No. ;. Miss Ewing teacher. Gibson;
No. /. Miss EdgcrtOn teacher, Whittier.
No. 3, Mcssrs. Kcssling andliill teachers,
Horace Mann. After the exercises the
scholar were dismissed and given Il half
holiday.
tut E~DNY'o DNILN.
The street sprinkler was conspicuous
by its absence yesterday.
Dunlap n Gmunt. the grocrrs. have
made quite AN addition to thcirstorc.
In the case Of the Security bank vs..
Charles Mcintyre, the defcndent ycstcr-
day filed a motion of appeal.
Frank Burns was before Judge IIuy
yesterday, charged with firing Il deadly
weapon on the streets. and paid SO into
the city treasury for the same.
Joe Huston. the efficient deputy clerk
and recorder. has worn an unusually
happy smile the past two days cause. a
seven pound boy born Monday night.
Henry Van Allen. formerly yardmas-
ter here, left yesterday for Havrc to take
a position under w. b. Green on the ex
tension. Van has Il host of friends in
Great Falls who will regret his depart
ure.
1ohr WI,i,r, bol,,ol L;,,,.I, f. o,uo
of Strain Bros, calico Tuesday, but was
soon arrested and thrown in jail. He
was brought before the police magis-
trate yesterday ON the charge of petit
larceny and was sentenced TO thirty days
in Jail.
possor,or ,roHo T., o,a from, uororob
:. yory heayy nnw lave Tharo wnrn
g. Tn"nar,d r."san H. "m
goinr train Yesterday. Daily trains To
the Belt mountains would be A rood un-
dertaking for the railroad and a great
benefit TO this city.
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o't'' was hled Yesterday ny James
WiliiailiS' wee President OF the Norlherh
racine railfoad, transferring tonne ltim'
hey Lana ana oat'lc company OF ''or