The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-24
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nays DAILY.

tuesdays pAihi'
Iorthern shops now seem
rapidly than any other
Ss city. A long line OF stone
ne = above the ground about
hS,,se, where the stone
houI half done. The found
20" sochine.shops, 140x15O, are
are also those Of the ware;
. n,r track has been laid
h ha,,se and now another one
which will go through the
roundhouse and will remain
considerable work has
The sewer. Fully sixty
employed in the labor
[,.lor. one of the smelter work
been laboring above the
railroad track, fell from
reb Yesterday and after a de-
rsnty-fve feet struck the
Tbe accident occurred about
lie was at once brought to
d placed in charge OF Drs.
Sweat, The left arm was
seriously fractured at the
the left side was badly
obably a rib was also broken.
Esns think that no internal in
ted.
D,.,r is in receipt of a card
The marriage of Mr.. John M,
Sd Miss Eta Marie Smith on
y at Lewistown. The groom
rand proprietor of the Lewis
Is and the bride one Of the
al and charming ladies of
sing town. The TRIBUNE ex-
Calculations to the happy
mites it's wishes with those
sts Of friends that peace and
NAV be their handmaids
ing crew was expected in the
river valley yesterday to com
rork in that section. Those
not yet finished are IL. b.
B, Traxler, William Healy,
|ong. and David Davis. The
crop OF these five will, it is
hmount to between 10000 and
heels.
< Clark of Choteau had his
bn in a rather peculiar way last
lie was busy sending sheep
bute from the corral when a
her came down just in time to
nasal appendage. The injured
las attended to by city physi-
Treat yesterday received a
appeal for assistance in finding
tent. 1t was from a little girl
Eta Bailey of San Bernardino,
search of her father, James f.
ANYONE knowing the where
such a person would confer a
Ewriting to the above address.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
ler of the American Banker has
he city several days. 1t is his
since a year ago and he no
al improvements. Last year
{ the Bach, Cory & Co. building
starting and nothing was to be
be many others erected since,
milingly alluded to the fact that
he but two banks whereas there
six, whose clearings he pro.
very good. The local clearing
8, he said, the only one in the
(isoners escaped from the per
Lodge, Tuesday night. They
he dark cell in the cellar ant
into the yard, escaping over thu
Dne was Thos. Burns. sent W
city for burglary and the othei
b. Fuller. The pack of BLOOD
gere put on their trail as sool
cape was learned and they vii
ard time to get away. This ii
successful dash for liberty "a
for a long time.
daughter has made her appear
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugl
b Of Arrow creek. Many of on
will remember how. about a yea
Erwin was disconsolate for tw'
biting for his expectant brid
he had never seen before) whel
fhe whole time she was in tn
BIT the twain could not find eacI
pit. 1t was a marriage resultinI
lvertlsing and has proved a happ
: piers are now completed on tn
tn stree! bridge. Another is ur
y and probably a fifth will b
need today. The garbage on tn
J situated just where a pier G
lge will stand. Its odor may b
noticed "a long distance from tn
J.. The river at this point is ais
a disgusting mess of rubbis
al.
liking of geese said Capt. Coucf
'ose there were 800 of them at m
yesterday. They made 80 cor
! much noise around there tina
d the young horses l was hanc
This is a pretty good goose stor
doubt the Captain will be abb
e his Butte friends believe it.
commissioners, accompt
Surveyor French and his assist
yesterday for Deep creek to Il
o bridges in that neighborhoot
probably be built near Evan
I'd the other near Nathan Gil
Scott and brothers have receive
intelligence of the death of the
George Scott of Wilmington coul
t. who passed away at the ril
j years.
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