The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-24
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constituent they had a prominent north
side business man in custody. Explana-
tions followed and the business man
continued his journey homeward and
the policemen returned to their respsc.
tive posts. The businessman thought
he was being held up by h~ighwaymen
and pulled his gun and commenced
firing. The policemen thought they
had a coal thief, sure, and they too
penCd lire. Luckily 20 one was hit 10y
any Of the eighteen stray shots fired in
the dark.
WEDNESDAYS rAItN.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday.
Carpenters Union No. 1SG, of Great
Falls, Will give IA social and banquet on
"Wednesday evening. Dec. 6.
The present snowfall is general
throughout the northwest. The east
also has its share of ''the beautiful"
Editor Corson of the Choteau Mon
tanian has beer granted a pension of
two dollars a month to date from July,
1891.
Married, in the Christian church in
Cascade by Rev. Walter M. Jorden, on
Monday, Nov. 70, 1893, Joseph Mauch
If Great Fai,s and Emma HutYer If
Helena,
AloN Wright, Editor OF the Miner and
postmaster at Neihart, is in the city and
will go up to Helena today. Alex saye
that Neihart is slowly and solidly re-
covering from the shut down
Marriedm-by lev. w. W. Nan Orsdel,
at the mouse, Great rails,
tuesday afternoon. Nov. Il, George =.
LOSS ana NOME iurVis; lhomas VI;
iresedder and BESSIE }. iurvis' all OF
Augusta. Montana.
In order TO avail themselves of the
new law susnendino for one wear the
provisions of sections o3o4 of the revised
statutes of the United States ali nina
owners should nronerlv file with the
county clerk the certiiicate required nv
law.
east for goods that thew might buy at
bomeY Those eastern fellows did NOT
hesitate ia strike ms a c%rinnlino blow
a navment in their own coin would he
abnut tho nronar thing -MissouIa
Democrat
w. r. Foster, the weather prophet of
St. Joseph, Mo-, says: more severe
weather than usual will occur from Nov.
80 to Dec. I, and Immediately following
this period a severe cold wave may be
expected. Winter storm waves will cross
the country about Nov. % and 30 and
Dec. D."
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Inc oIloWi LEEDS were recorded
johanna Mayer, undivided half interest
III tie nuto.oaS' quai.o' :" u ou' 1n
north, range 3 east; $1,000. Townsite
company to Mathew Furnell, lot 9, block
"" T,uoi ,top1rt aIS tIna ah1 tos WI sj n NJ
Il M.vor an,i ,r;fo tn JnLn CIict nm,
divided half interest in the southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter
VI sect,o. oo o"isi''P ~ no''h'
'aNso ''''' F-'"0''
Under the present management, the
Queen OF the HIS mlne Is making a
inc showing, says Neihart Herald
down about 40 feet helov tbe Parker
tunnel The ore taken ont of the shaft
ie much halter than ANYTHING they have
nrnvinuslv struck Work is aiso heinz
pushed on the . brien VEN anu we are
informed that the indications are that
they WI! uncover IA large BODY OF ore IN
the near future ms IS undoubtedly
wr will rrinirc viii thcowners whnn thn
time comes that the nIinr is nlacoI IN a
I sound financial footing and declaring
Jiridends rpruiarilv.
FROM THURsDAY'S pNIIN.
q. X. Malone of Chinook is in the city.
.n.
oteIheti Noi'y III iie'ch" II " ''7''o' III
'ho clts'
A.. A. Fredrickson of Poplar arrived in
the city Yesterday.
NJ, l,,,o 90 T,r,,,c' hill ,No,t p;lo