The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07
SPRAY OF II FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

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Matthew Galitzeck leave, town TO-DAY
for Barker, where he will do his assess.
ment work on his mining claim.
Wool receipts: S. j. Phillips, Al sacks.
lO,SGo pounds; Clark Bros. a. co AZ
sacks, 1O,S79 pounds; S. s.. Hobson' 81
sacks.
Il. Il. Phelps and family have arrived
here and are stopping at the residence
OIL hon. L. r.. Collins. 1t is Mr.. PHELPS
purpose to build a home almost immn.
diately.
Al. Davidson, the well. known bank
81 oI T1elena, and a member of the state
mouse OF representatives is in the city.
naVlng returned from a business trip TO
Chinook.
IN Harding ~ Caverly's circular for
June y the following Boston pri ,es are
gwen on Montana woods: Fine, 14ml5:
line medium, 1GmlG; medium, 1920:
coarse, lGMlS.
w. f. Chamberlain. the popular iow.
eler, is moving his fine stock of goods
into the building formerly occnn;ed bv
the Merchants National bank. which has
peen remodeled and thoroughly over.
hauled. '''i
W. II. Aldridge, general manager of
tne silver smelter here, informed TuE
RiBCNE yesterday that he has received
III Instructions to close down the smeltcr,
So that all rumors of this nature are
without foundation.
Inc wall paper and paint houses of
ltuDottom ~ Gilchrist, 0. j. Holmes and
" II; Wadsworth have consolidated un.
yer the name of the Great Falls Wall
L aper and Paint Co. But one strong
competitor Is left in the field and a
severe cutting of prices, with probably
. corner In tho future, may be expected.
A gentleman of this CITY sent a dis. .
,a'Gl conched IN the following language r
10 President Cleveland Yesterday: cal I
'pecial session to act on financial situa.
If Washington Is too hot LEFT ron s
,ress meet in Great Falls, where it ia S
'ooi and comfortable" The presidents
was not received up to the hour
going to press. -
Sd. Merritt was captured yesterday t
darker by Deputy Sheriff Mcleod of S
A~rinington. When captured he was on |
horseback. having left his wife at Arm. u
ngton. The team that he had engaged n
ere was sent back by him Wednesday
ight from Arlington. His bond is in :,
reased to 5000 and he was committed g
asst night. St
owing to the depression of silver the fl
,roprletors of the Diamond r mine at p
'elhart have decided to shut down for n
he present. Few silver mines in this Il
ountry can be operated at the present RI
rice of the white metal. Ira MYERS and e,
u. Maclay of the Diamond r. com
any say they greatly regret the shut y,
W or their property, but are forced :.
} II by the heavy fall in the price of sill 20
=,
Samuel d, Reed, formerly of Bellylew. CT
owa, a brother in-law of John ?, st
'yas of this city, died at his residence. re
}Ol Seventh avenue North yes ar
rday morning. Heart disease m
as the Immediate cause Of death The
moral services will be held at the r.,
mily residence this afternoon at two ,r
clock, and will be conducted by Rev, F.
m. b. Coombe. Friends of the fam 81
, are requested to attend. wi
Marcus DAILY, S. r. Hauser, Thos Oh
ouch, A. j. Seligman and other promi- bu
mt citizens and ~mine.owners have m,
-''' Chh vi Il ilccllDp OF mine "a
7ners, proprietors of reduction works, tn
ID Others Interested in the production Gu
silver at Hotel Broadwater. july 6 tai
who desire to attend the conference of
ould notify JAS. b. Lehigh, chairman ,
the silver committee of the trans =,
Ississippi congress. ~
b. Mclaughlin. editor of the ri,
River Press, is in the city and ~
favored TnE tribune with dc
all. Mr.. Mclaughlin will go from M
re to Neihart and return to Benton on,
ednesday. From nm it was learned Vii
1t while a band of Peck IL Daly'ssbeep hv
S being driven across a bridge at the We,
@ between Choteau and Cascade coun. w;
s the bridge fell, carrying with it the Oh
der and sheep and drowning thirty an,
mt of the sheep. S5-
me county asscssor has completed :,
valuatiui Of the property in the l
lnty, with the exception of railway Zee
which IS appraised by the me
te. lie finds the total to be sI3!a3l.. URIC
!, Of which acre property amounts to aEe
improvements on acre prom Una