The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-11
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
SATURDAYS DAILY.

kObert tIuSta1aSon, Il native Oi SWtu'HL
was granted his first papers yesterday.
Born Yesterday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene White a boy. weight l.
pounds.
The case Of Nesbit VS.. The Leader
Publishing Company has been continued
till the 18th inst.
4 number of prominent Helena people
came down yesterday to attend the club
reception last night.
About scventy-five laborers came on
from st. Paul as far as Havre yesterday
Ia work on the Pacific extension.
As an evidence of the number Of PEG
pie visiting our city it might be men
toned that every hotel was full last
night.
The body of the man named kWilson
who died suddenly in the Montana hotel
last Monday. was buried by the county
yesterday.
The tide of emigration toward Mon
tana for the year 1891 has already set in
and judging by Yesterdays arrivals Great
Falls is getting a large part of the same.
\. little more moisture was precipi-
tated yesterday morning, then the sun
came out and soor dried everything up.
This is what we need to help the range
out.
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PrI d yS nan !" " ,hnro nn nI hns;ness anJ Mrs.
Duer accompanies him for a social visit
to friends. River Press.
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George Smith. who came here from
Denver recently. tried to clean out a por.
lion Of the towr Wednesday and was ar
rested by Pete Mcdonald. He was tried
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The following ratents have brsn re-
rcivpd at the land Office for citizens of
Cascade county: Richard Mansfield,
ltu acres; George 4. Wells. 100 acres:
Wm. X. Cate. 100 acres: Clinton j. Hide
brand. 100 acre; Joseph Allen. l74.3j
acres; frastus u. Anthony ioo acres
''eo' W. Jerry loo acees'
While a large crowd was waiting ror
the western train at the depot Yesterday.
ii couple of dogs began to fight to the
rditication of a number of the sportinp
fraternity. II required a policeman and
depot official to separate the bclliperent
CANNES to the disgust of a few sports
VINO wanted To give the dogs a AR show
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The train from the east was several
hours late yesterday. not reaching here
ill $50 D. m. The DELAY WAS causc1
mainly by the unusual size of the train.
there being five passenger coaches ont of
st. Paul besides the usual number of
cars. This is only a beginning of the
traffic which will patronize the Great
'"''ic'h 'n'S SPRING
Professor Downie gave his second lee
turo last night on Scotland and Ireland.
and it was very interesting and i~nstruc.
tive. The views OF scenes and historical
incidents connected with both countries
are very fine. This afternoon at the
matinee he will speak on Japan. and in
he evening on the Paris exposition. with
a resume of his Napoleon lecture.
i@pule rom lhe ranges eat
p."Se Nv iosh III catte SO Tar thls winter
winter. This is mainly due To the fact
that in an~ticipation Of A hard winter the
majority of our cattlemen provided am.
pie fodder for emergencies. and when the
cold term came were able to care for and
feed their animals Sun River Sun.
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,oars . hniilani i"I me past SIX
"a ID % ''di me neit mountains
Wnih" > "Gi ppsteu on the various
Lai , w i'"tneI INNING properties
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mishir, w. ase BUSINESS farties
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Sun River Sun: In coming from
Great Falls with "A load Of freight last