The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-04
SPRAY OF H FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

Maiden.
State Veterinary Surgeon Holloway is
in the city.
A. j. Slough, proprietor of a hotel at
Stanford, is in the city,
II. A. D'Achuel has purchased the
drug store of II. NJ. Parchen of Helena.
James Murdoch and +. C. r. Lampen
have received their final citizenship pa
pers.
james Lee and Ella NJ. Dennis, both
of Arlington, have received d marriage
license.
VIM. Mueller of Neihart has returned
from a visit to the Worlds fair and is at
the Park.
A force of men was at work yesterday
grading and relaying the sidewalk on
Central avenue
Twenty-seven convicts will be dis.
charged from the Deer Lodge peniten.
tiary this month.
Mrs. f. w. Webster and son Henry
left yesterday to join the Phelps party
in the mountains.
The Gait Mining company has de-
clared dividend No. ., amounting TO one-
half cent per share.
Nj. S. Iortman has been appointed
postmaster at Lloyd, Choteau county
vice w. II. Wilson, dead.
The Great Northern has reduced the
iirst-class limited fare from Butte to
Chicago from $3.50 to s32.
The Mcnamara Cattle company has
just sold 1l5 steers at $3.50; "A tailings
at $3.50, and the heifers at $40.
Dan Cameron, a native of Canada, has
filed his declaration Of intention to be-
come a citizen of the United States.
The county commissioners have COM
pleted their labors as a board of equal
cation and adjourned until August IA.
Il. S. McCord, a former attorney of
this city, now of Fairhaven, Wash is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Taylor.
Il. b. Weirick of Helena. special bank
examiner, is in the city and will make an
examination of tho affairs of the First
National.
Cards are out for the marriage. Aug.
9, of DR.. G. A. Tillotson of Stanford and
Miss Alice G. Green of Benton. They
will be at home at Stanford Sept. /.
The most recent arrivals from Great
Falls reported registered at the Montana
building at the worlds fair are ii. NJ.
Wood, f. Armstrong, and n. Il. McIn-
tosh.
The financial trouble in the Roman
Catholic church in Butte will soon be
settled, Mgr. Satolli having devised a
plan for its settlement while be was in
Butte.
In the district court yesterday John
Eschbach was found guilty of an assault
with "a deadly weapon. Eschbach is the
who shot at j. T. Scotland a few
weeks ago. The trial of Dynos and Pitt
was then begun. They are charged with
burglary.
II. +. Mortag has decided to Mary J.
Mortag for a consideration of 800 the
quarter of the northeast, the
west half of the southeast quarter. and
the southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section 30, township II north,
range | east.
Attorney General Haskell has been in
town several days looking after the
of recovering the state money
that was on deposit in the Merchants
National bank. Mr.. Haskell says that
money must be paid, and there are
good bonds to secure it.
About 3 p. m. yesterday the smoke
from the stack at the Is. a. M. works was
In a whirlwind and carried high
into the air, forming a tall column above
the stack. The sight attracted the at
tention of many. The force of the wind
at the stack was evidently greater than
ever seen in Great Falls.
Fifteen thousand dollars of the ap-
preparation for the Montana exhibit at
the Worlds fair is reported 10 have been
IN deposit in the suspended Montana
National bank Of Helena. The commits
sioners were depending upon this alto
to pay immediate debts and are
bothered to find means of paying
pressing creditors. Had this been al,
Owed to remain in the bank it was
in three days longer it would
now be safe and all embarrassment
would have been avoided.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
The Shonkin roundup will begin
Aug. 10.
District court adjourned yesterday un-
til September.
Pat Ferry of Sand Coulee was in the
,ity yesterday.
J. y. Outright was able to appear on
the street yesterday,
Mary \. Condor has been granted IA
divorce from Frank Condor.
TIE Great Northern has reduced the
'are from Great Falls to Chicago to 81.
The stockholders of the Great Falls
4 Canada railway yesterday reelected
all old officers ana directors.
Il. Barry, hardware dealer, yesterday
to John II. Kullmcr. The store
he reopencd rs soon as an inventory
IAN be taken.
+. l.. Parker, the recently appointed
assistant superintendent of the Fort
Shaw Indian school, arrived in Great
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