The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07

: got back from a trip to the worlds fai.
: anu Will return home by the next train
ne says that he expects to see silver i'm
pioNe IN the near future, and that re
n m1no.i.ation Will result. from the pres
ent agitation.
Inc wool growers of the state are re.
4uested TO meet in convention al Great
ans september |, for the purpose of eff
'ectihg a thorough county and state or.
gahization. This convention is of great
Importance to one of M%ontana's greatest
industries and every woolgrower should
be present.
l. NJ. Lowry, Of Neihart. arrived in
Town last evening. When questioned az
10 the condition Of that camp and what
effect the late slump in silver would
nave on It's future, Mr.. Lowry expressed
himself in most sanguine terms. He
thinks thai silver will come out all RIGHT
ana that the future of Neihart is as
bright as ever. 10
III is understood that Paris Gibson. Y.
H. Colllns, Ira Myers, W. j. Clark. and
several others from here will attend tho
conference of silver men at Helena on
July y, "A large delegation is REQUIRED
from Great Falls to hole up the inter.
csts OF the second great silver reglon of
the state.
~ Las been reported that John Renner
mad run a nail in his foot while bathing
at boulder Springs, and that amputa,
non mad been declared necessary. but
That he refused to allow it and his life
was despaired of. Letters to friends
mere convey no news that he was SO dan
gerouely Ill, for he wrote them himself
ana he states that he is rapidly improy.
ing and will soon return to Great Falls.
The following have been filed for rec.
ord: Act of incorporation of the Josiah
Gltfe Methodist Episcopal Church of
Sand Coulee. Warranty deed. Ida A.
Ellis and husband to J.W. Poole for lots
I and ., block I, town of Cascade. con-
$40. Warranty deed. Adolnb
Quesnelle to Eliza A. Quesnelle for the
north half of the southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section 81, and the south half
ol the northwest quarter and the north.
east quarter OF the northwest quarter of
section IS. all in township 20 north.
range ) east. Bill of sale, j. w. Stan. !
ION 10 Lottie Street for one bay racing ,
mare known as "kitten,' consideration :
y Blll of sale, Francis l.. Street TO :
john W. Stanton for same property and {
or same consideration. Warranty deed. {
=. L. Hossack and wife to Mary Agnes \
''utney for four lots in Hossackis add /.
ion, consideration so. 7;
Ed. and Carol Pontet, Reed Bywater. :.
Vii Burrell and Jack McLane have !.
,een camping a few miles up Sun River. e
inc evening while playing near the :
amp Burrell picked up what he at first =
hought was a short ooe, but feeling a.
pain in one Of his fingers real !
1ed that he had grasped a rattle-snake.
he animal was probably sleeping, it be.
rather cool weather and therefore "
allied to give the warning which snakes Y
this kind generally give when an I
The boys at once got to. q
ether and with admirable presence of d
ind decided upon a plan which they at II
nee proceeded to carry out. A cord
as tied tightly both below and above
re wound. and, without a minutes hest
ltlon, McLane sucked from the wound (;
10 deadly venom. so prompt and NJ
borough was this treatment that no ser al
us effects were felt and the boys pleas
re was not marred by an incident. the
suits of which might have been so -.
tai, W