The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-30
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

pc 81 st. Roses Catholic church OF
pry oo;,v Great credit is given to
hat !. Dolls OF this city who in 1886
alnv nnointed local missionary at Dillon
as pf re hard work witnessed in the
nG ~ 1858 the laying of the corner
prlpH n tho new church, which cost,
tone ied over 5000. The article re-
plnp IN speaks AS follows OF the re-
erIvu tbc reverend gentleman's untiring
lect in behalf of the st. Rose Catholic
nurJ won from the citizens OF Beaver
i county: THAT the respect and
t sGdenco of the community reposed in
Fsun ability and integrity of this generous
nd faithful missionary is clearly evil
nncej by his success. The homes OF
r~.th,I;,s and mont Catholics alike ex-
.ndrd to him hospitality and welcome
SUNDAYS DAILY.
The r%anchman killed at the Teton Fri
E,,y was named John Ogle. He met his
Heath in the manner statedin yesterdays
Tribune.
The Cataract Mill company is now
krnninp night and day with a full force
fIl its contract with the government
eOr the -four for Fort Assinniboine.
The funeral of young Robbie Sweat,
Tho died early Saturday morning, will
0rcur today at | p. m. from the house,
ESy, Bingham of the Episcopal church
Cfciating.
Col. Hart has been examining some
aiming property in the Little Rocky
Imountains' owned by pike Landusky,
-.n .,-l.,I%,IIy f,1yn "a bond an thp
Same for his company.
six -year-old daughter of Alex Tay-
,or who lives at the b. q NJ. smelter, died
4 Yesterday. The funeral will take place
today from the Nj. Il. church at p. M.
Rev. Coombc officiating.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ps Of the Cascade bank was held yester-
day afternoon. The following were
elected as directors for the ensuing year:
Is y, Atkinson, Jacob Switzer, Peter
Larson. John J.. Ellis, l.. p. Atkinson
and ]. b. Leslie. The directors meeting
will probably be held this week.
At the annual meeting of the stock
| holders Of the Merchants National bank
held Friday the following directors were
elected; Il. Il. Clingan, A. Nathan, d..
l. Churchill, VIM. Ulm, n. =. Rolfe. G.
H. Austin, A. f.. L~ongeway. Il. X. Hotch,
kiss, John Sinclair. ). n. Dickey, Will
Hanks, Thos. e. Brady, Chas. d. Wilt.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
The bank clearings yesterday amounted
to s51,2O2.l2.
The Episcopal social will be held at
the home of Col, Nj. j. Leaning Wed
nesday evening.
Next Thursday is Chinese New Years
4 and will be celebrated 10y cclestiaIs all
4 over the state except here, where there
4 is not one Of the race.
Don't forget the grand dance to be
\ beld in The Boston's new block the 18th
inst. A Jolly good time is promised and
the best of music will be furnished.
The progressive firm OF w. Is. Raleigh
Co. rave their customers a chance to
guess in last Sundays TRIBUNE who
were the lowest in price and leaders in
fine goods.
The rink on Broadwater bay drew IA
large crowd of skaters last night. The
ice was in good condition and all en-
loyed themselves hugely. Good Ice viii
be provided for tonight.
Supt. Klepetko said to a TRIBUNE rep.
resentative yesterday that the treating
Of ores at this place would commence
not later than March | Work on the
refinery, he said, would begin very soon.
Mr.. Ogle, who was killed on the Teton
by a freight train Jan. -. was aged
about 10 years and leaves a vi @ andiwo
children. He was a member Of G. Ii,
Warren post. q. \. H., and bad served
during the civil war in company Il, hird
New York infantry. iio also served for
ten years III the regular army as "A mem
Der Of company Il, Eighteenth infantry,
River Press. Jan. y: Quite Il crowd OF
catIlemen assembled al the court house
This afternoon in ~attcndanc" al the sal"
Of cattle belonging to the estate of Asei
Samples, deceased. The entire lot was
Knocked of to Kyle Price for 5000 The
price paid is a very fair one and indicates
that much better prices are ruling nov
than at this time last year,
Hon. John Il. Toole Of the Anaconda
company arrived in the city yesterday
aud will be here Il day or two. Mr..
tJole expressed much surprise at the
progress made here since his last visit
and gave it AS his voluntary opinion that
IN ten years Great Falls would be by q
large majority the largest city IN Mon.
tana.
Last Friday a man named Russell was
arrested accused of running a boiler at
the Bristol without a license. The case
was set for trial yesterday before Judge
Race, but as the prosecution did not put
in an appearance it was dismissed. An
inquiry into the matter developed the
fact that the accused was not even run-
ming a boiler, but simply helping to carry
out ashes. The man in charge OF the
boiler is a licensed engineer who is thor,
oughly competent to fill the position and
is satisfactory to the hotel proprictors
and the owners of the building.
Mrs. Carter, the elocutionist who APP
pears at the opera house or January 81,
is highly commended by the eastern pa
pers, Says the Virginia, Gill; Inquirer;
"One of the largest and most fashion
ahla o,,l;on,o, fh,f avar nccanhlaI in