The weekly tribune., 1893-08-25

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brother, John W. Stanton.
THE TRIBUNE has received report
that great many sheep have been killed
ny poison weed in the vicinity of Rock
Ridge. S, S. Iiobson lost about 300 in
one day.
Mrs. Henry Chambers of the Bitter
Root valley is here on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. James Il. Stanford. She
has her Youngest daughter with her, and
they have recently returned from visit
to the worlds fair and friends in the
east.
lev. q. l.. Morrill,, a we'll known divine
OF Minneapolis, is home from trip to
Alaska, He came from the Pacific coast
on the Great Northern, and in an inter
view in the Tribune of that city pro.
nounces it the best line to the coast for
service and scenery.
In the police court yesterday an I'm.
usually large grist was ground William
Beckman paid penalty of sG.25 for
drunkenness and indecent exposure:
William Moore and A. d. Haight, vags.
were imprisoned for five days; Matthew
Doyle, one of the same genus, will spend
ten days working for the city; William
Thompson was drunk but had not sue
ceeded in getting rid of all his cash when
gathered in and paid s7.25.
A. +. Caufield was at the B. & NJ.
smelter yesterday and when he had tin4
ished his business jumped on a freight
tram to return to his home in West
Great Falls. Tho train began to back to
the smelter and Caufeld jumped, his
clothes were caught and he was thrown
under the wheels, so mangling his foot
that amputation will be necessary. He
was taken to the General hospital.
-Four OF the men who came out from
Ohio to install the machinery of the
Royal mills will start east in "a day or
two by way of the Missouri river Their
plan is to embark below the falls and
travel by water as far as Bismarck,
which they expect to take them about a
month. They have a large, new boat
constructed for the purpose which is
eighteen feet long and six feet wide.
lhls craft has canvass cover and may
be sailed or rowed. 1t is fitted with a
cooking stove and other conveniences,
and the men expect to have a comfort
able voyage. Those in the party are w.
and George Lumsden, S. Cook, and II.
G. Meacham.
a careful inspection of the damage
done by the tire at the freight house
thursday night shows that the building
Is practically wrecked. The loss is prob
ably $1,000. Much of the freight was en-
cased and was not burned, but house
hold goods and law library of f. q.
Jacksons, household goods of Judge
fltzgeralds. and quantity of binding
twlne for } ii. Mcknight ~ Co. are bad
~ damaged. Five barrels of whiskey for
Hchmltz Henderson are scorched on
the outside but contents are intact The
papers in the office that were destroyed
are not valuable and can be duplicated,
the valuable records being in the safe.
The loss on freight is $1,000. The build
ing is fully insured. but it is listed in
general with all buildings belonging to
the company and the exact amount can
not be learned
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
$. A. Beachley and wife have decided
to Lucy H. Crockett lot -. block 40:
consideration, $1,000.
The Security bank has decided TO Mat
/. Fisher aud John Ransum lot | and
the west half of lot >. block IJ9: consid-
Grafton, SLIGO.
a drunken squaw fell into the river
Yesterday near the saw mill but man
aged to scramble out of the water. which
is shallow at that point.
Two women are now inmates of the
city Jail. Times are undoubtedly hard
when women of their class have no
money to pay small fines.
The work of improving and repairing
the Whittier school building is being
rapidly carried forward, and it now looks
AS If the building will be ready some
time before school commences.
The Anaconda races have gained an
unenviable reputation for crookedness |
and there were several races Friday on ,
which no pools could be sold because of
the entry of horses that have figured in |
several Jobs on the Montana circuit.
y statement of the assets and liabili.
lies of Louis f. Menagc has been filed
n Ramsey county Minnesota. The as
sets are given at Si,219,2O9.l1; liabilities
7l"F!t'2">i: contingent liabilities on
endorsements 2i2G,l2O.1S.
y sad case is that of Mrs. Sherman Of
sun river, who was brought to town
yesterday violently insane. Her five
children were sent to the county farm
md for safe keeking she was lodged in
he county Jail. Her husband is sup
'osed to be at work in Maiden
Company \, NJ. y. g.. has received
'ifcial notice that the annual eucamp.
nent will be held at Fort Ellis. near
iozeman, from September : until Sep
ember II. Orders for the cucampment
AVE not yet been received but il is not
sua 10 receive them before transporta.
ion,
The Providence of God in the Affairs ,
( Nations, with special reference 10 the :
resent financial troubles. will I've the
uhject of discourse by Rev. Jos. An.
Ierson in the Raptists church at II a.
4. today. Business men and all who ,
Eel the pinch are respectfully invited to