The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-22
IL WEEKLY TRIBUNE
cpRAY OF THE FALLS.
wrpNEsDAy's DAILY.

ne OF the Ncis pi'os"'N
be- North Montana Fair association
|, has been the music of the Boston
,ntana band. The boys who play
III miners and number twenty-one,
'"I;ng the leader, Mr.. Samuel b. Ire
The Instrumentation includes a
10 h flat cornet, first and second
~ clarionets, G fiat clarionet, four b
%clarionets, three altos, two %tenors, "a
- trombone. baritone, e fiat, b flat
double b bass, and a bass and tenor
The music has been in every
sunerior and the class Of numbers
l.eI throughout is peculiarly excellent.
city is indebted for their appearance
,spt. Couch, president of the associa-
br !. II. Fairfield, contract surgeon
the western extension of the Great
rihern. is enjoying a few days with
hosts Of friends in Great Falls. He
Iorts work on the extension moving
mo- rapidly. The big bridge across
20 Medicine is completed, but track
inc is delayed a few days by another
Toe a few miles beyond. This will be
mnleted within a week and the lend
The track" will then go forward rap
The doctor thinks the summit of
Rockies will be reached by Sept. 10.
Another fiasco in the Great Sensation
ttrrday. Mrs. Laughlin was arrested
a warrant sworn out by Deputy Sher-
Morrison charging her with being an
Fomplice in the alleged abortion pro-
red upon herself by DIR. M%onahan.
Ne hearing was before Justice Race.
10 dismissed the case on the ground
at the charge was an otfcnse unknown
thc laws of Montana. This is prob
" the end of the nasty business.
l. NJ. Power, one of the old-timcrs of
Is valley. has departed for Great Falls,
here he will in the future reside. Mr..
bwcr has been a good citizen and while
krretting that he has found it advisable
! seek pastures new we congratulate the
Rople Of Cascade upon the accession OF
] worthy a citizen. Townsend Messen.
Fr.
The implications of the Leader to the
kfect that Judge Morehous' decisions in
he Monahan case were biased and con
fary to the law and evidence will not dc
krious injury to that sturdy justice. The
Ieople have implicit faith indulge More
|ous and know that in every instance he
E;ii strictly adhere TO what he believes
r;cht
Judge Gresham and lineage part.
Ire now enjoying the scenery, hunting
had fishing at st. Mary's lake. The,
vent out over the Great Northern eNleh
obo and c~ou;nment
Elizabeth Travis. a native Of Grca
and .Iohn Bennrtt. a native o
Eontiand wore Granted first citizenshi,
bonnrs Yesterday
P''
Mr.. Daniel Dutro. II OF the most sue
eessful bench-land farmers IN horii'eri
Montana amt up from ms fort i'eh.o'
bome on yesterday morning S tram. MI
putro reports magnlhcent behch lah'
props on the line farms IN the Vlcinlly O
hc ancient landmark on the river belo"
rnd expresses the bellei that every acr
pr bench land around Great faiis VIII D
successfully and p%roiitably tllled IN IN
Soil' ;s nrculiarlv adonted TO the cuItjvi
Mon Of alfalfa. a crop that will We'll
moro money 70 the acre in tbc long ru
4ban any oibnr that can ne cultivate,
1bn gentleman leaves this morning f.
Neibart, where he has valuable minin
Interests which renuire his presence. II
Is enthusiastic over the outlonk of th;
preat mining s%ection and nrcdicts for
most brilliant future,
FRANK hlepetka, a mining expert frol
tireat rails. Mon, is at the Merchant
Speaklng OF h mining interests IN II
vicinity or Great Fails, he said: ~
close OF tins season Will probably sho
|that there has been more development
'the mines around Great rails ms yci
IMAM ever before. 1t is a wonderi'
country thereabouts. and it has not BET
work will Ln done than has been do,
this vcar Tho e@xtansion or the Gre,
Northerr to the co.st has boen q ore,
thing for all that country" 81 pa
Disnatch
Capt. Thomas Couch expects to Wis
Nelhart Saturday to give the camp
general inspection. The captain h;
soma sowon years aoo and has n
boon in th. c.nr since lilo has bo,
II III ut1l q ~ ftt' Nv