The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-11

firm Of Wade & Jones, of which he is 4,
member, have just completed a piece o
work for the Burlington a. Missouri rail
road into the Black Hills. When asked
if that road would build into Montana
this year, he said it looked very doubtful
although the company certainly would
not stop at Dcadwood, as there are onl,
about 1900 people in that mining cam
and three other roads have tcrminii
there. Mr.. Wade seemed to be of the
opinion that the Burlington would No
doubt build into Montana next year and
OF course the road will head for Great
falis, passing up here through the Castle
mining country.
There was a feeling of sorrow around
me Park theatre last night caused by
Mamie DTS death. She was a great
iavorltc, and was stricken down at the
age Oh lS, by scarlet fever. Her loss il
sadly deplorcd by the rest of the com
pany Owing to the fact that dccompo.
sition had set in it was impossible to
snip the body east to Chicago where the
poor girls parents live. The funeral oc.
cured yesterday afternoon and was we'll
attended. Mr.. Germ did everything in
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ing as possible. He purchased a lot
himself and attended to many Of the
minor details securing the best caskct
to be had in the city. Rev. Reid dcliv.
cred an address af the grave and per
formed the usual services.
T~HrRsDAY'S DNlIN.
j, II. Bacon Of New York is at the
Park.
The train FROM the west didn't arrive
MI p. N. Yesterday.
For alderman First ward, John Germ.
just II. which makes him eligible.
LorcnloT, Dutton and Clara VI. Smith.
both Of Chotcau. were given ii marriage
lironse yesterday.
I. W. Thompson Of the Belt Mountain
Miner, who has been spending IA few DAYS
IN the city. returned to Barker Yesterday.
Zoe Conrad. one of our leading ncr.
chants. left yesterday on Il business trip
t"St. Paul to be- gone about three weeks.
In the case of Jesse l.. Henry vs. John
Cashier default was set aside Yesterday
and defendant given five days to dcmur
or answer.
Herman Olson Of Sweden also declared
ms intention to rcnOunCe all allegiance
to Oscar ii and become Il citizen of the
United States.
{. Il. Allen was before Judge ltuy
ycstcrdi y charged with drunkenness. as
ne couldn't pay the fine was sent to iail
till the same is squared.
President Hill of the Great Northern
lett ST. Paul last night on a special train
accompanied by other prominent rail
way officials. They will arrive here some
time Friday.
\ delicate light and shade n the new
.Nristo can he Obtained in all It's perfect
ness at Bilcs, in the Luther block. Cos
tune posing and fine lightings a spec
lHlty. Give me a trial.T
In In" casc of Thomas G. Casey vs..
The Great Northern the court yesterday
sustained the demurrer. to which the
plaintiff excepted. The plaintitr was
given five days in which ia tile amend |
mcnt.
Elias f.. Nyland. a native of Sweden.
appeared before Clerk Cockrill yesterday
and declared his intention to r%enouncc
allegiance to Oscar IL, king # Sweden.
and become Il citizen of the United |
States.
The IRE department received deserved
praise for the manner in which they
handled the fire yesterday morning. We
challenge another Montana city to put
forward fire laddies able to compete with
boys.
Archie Mcdonald fed 100 people at
Wednesday and the fire will not
hurt him very much, as he is working
Ike a beaver to have his place in run
ming order in about fifteen days. He
mourn the loss of his little dog that
persisted in the flames.
Several large blocks Of sandstone ar
rived yesterday for the engine bed for
the Butte 4 Montana Commercial com
large engine at their saw mill
These blocks weigh Ovcr four tons each
and are d credit to our county. They
were furnished by the Great Falls Quarry
company from their quarry about four
from the city.
FRIDAYS DAILY.
4Ouis Skeely of Canada was granted
hls first papers yesterday.
There were ten prisoners in the city
bastile last night at & o'clock.
Donovan & Lyter have removed their
office to room 8, Blackberry block.
Nick Kesslcr, the well known Helena
came down from that city
yesterday.
II J. p. Starkweather will call at the
Park hotel he will hear something to his
advantage.
A.. H.. Showers Of Minneapolis, one of
he attorneys for the Great Northern. is
n the city.
The train from Monarch did not arrive J
i'll noon yesterday having remained out
here over night. |;
Andrew Lindsdrum of Sweden was ,