The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-13
r WEEKLY TRIBUNE
cpRAY OF THE FALLS.
SATURDAYS DAILY.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
A., N. G. M, we're inspected
Snp armory last evening by their cap
JUG The bows presented an attractive
.,rance in their bright, clearly burn
ld uniforms.
Llama Journal, 5: Hugh Kirkendall
.;s c;tv has a contract for construc-
90 twenty-five miles Of the Great
P.torn extension from Wenatchee
kuard and will probably have work
Ter way in ten days.
~ Mountain Miner: Under the su-
'.;S;on of Architect H. L. Robinson
First National bank building is
If finished. The vault of brick and
re Is substantially built. Hereafter
Varies will not be compelled to lie
pLe nights to watch their purses.
" may deposit.
of Mountain Miner: A new steel
and II rail track was taken up to the
Hand last week. AS soon as the
X ia in position the ore will be hauled
n the incline drift with a horse. Two
with an old wheelbarrow have been
ing out 40 tons Of ore weekly from
mine. What will be the product
h these new appliances?
Festerday's journal: Hank Gilbert,
Iold-time miner Of Rimini. met with a
Gous accident a few days ago. A
tket becoming detached from the
Z on a windlass which Gilbert was
king, caused the other bucket to de-
nd with such rapidity that the wind
became manageable and when
other end OF the rope came to the
it whirled around the roller with
at force, and an iron hook on the end
uck Gilbert in the face, inilicting a
ere wound.
Billy Hokc, the popular M. G. Ry. con
ctor. VINO for several months has been
the passenger u between this city
Butte. has taken a lay off and will
Ind five or six weeks with relatives in
nois. On his return Billy will relieve
! veteran conductor. George Stevens,
70 will make a visit of a few weeks to
! home in Canada. On Mr.. Stevens
burn the former will probably take the
ihart and Barker run, by which time
Is expected there will be a regular pas
hger train on this branch. Mr.. IIokc
be accompanied by his bride on his
burn and they will make Great Falls
Dir home.
SUNDAYS DAILN.
The man named Adolf Eggert. re-
btly arrested accused of selling liquors
thout a license on n of the islands up
J river. was released on $50 bail
Fterday.
IN T. Peterson of Barker. who works
Johnson's saloon there. Photographed
r. yesterday that his child, only six
Heks old was dead. Undertaken Powers
Is instructed to send a suitable casket
|ich will be shipped tomorrow.
fhe Cataract mill is now grinding
hit and day reducing the stock of
i'm which had accumulated, and in
put six weeks will again be in position
receive all wheat it can get. Ar
PIGMENTS are being made to handle
ID wheat also.
Fhe secretary of the Interior has rel
led a decision favorable to the Town
company in the Bruce Mcleod land
btest, which involved the title to a
uable tract of 100 acres on Sun river
II the bridge. This decision settles
case as no appeal lies from the sec
ar!y's decision.
While here yesterday President Hill
Pured the officers of the Arion society
et they might select a lot for building
rpOscs from any owned by the Town
e company on First enu north be
cen Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
d the same would he decided to them
once,
Last evening about . o'clock, while
Pklng to a customer in Feldberg a
eudenthals clothing store. Ike Freud
a,hal saw a man grab a satchel setting
in front and run down the street.
e. gave chase. and i%ntercepting the
per, turned him over to an officer. He
Ps taken to Jail and locked up. accused
larceny. He gave his name as Olson.
Word reached here yesterday of ii
looting ARRAY which took place at Dan
p%lllyan's ranch on the Marias Friday
ght' A dance was in progress and two
en named Joe Pegg and Crawford. who
ad some trouble recently. began to
loot at n another. Both emptied
leir revolvers and Pegg was danger
lsly wounded. 1t is said he can not re-
'ver.
The little girl named Stein who tried
run away Thursday but was arrested
ID Kept under surveillance at a hotel
riday was taken home yesterday by her
Their. II she is not properly cared for
the future "a home will be provided
: her elsewhere by "A kind charitable
ny who has become interested in the
se. From all that IA be learned of
e matter the poor girl certainly de-
rVes sympathy and has some excuse
I attempting to leave a home which is
Y from a happy one.
The county commissioners yesterday
the bond of Kneeland * Gard
for the construction of the piers for
e new Deep creek bridge. They met
am in the evening TO audit the final
Inmates for the King Iron ~ Bridge
mpany on the new Cascade bridge.
ne bill amounted to $4,000, and It's
lyment marks the completion Of that
iiportant public enterprise. The com
issloners intended to have made a visit
ihe new bridge yesterday, but as the