The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

Helena.
B. II. Powers left last evening for the
worlds fair city.
F. f. Wright, a sheepman of Utica.
left yesterday for Chicago.
G. II. Martin, of Cleveland, Ohio. was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Park.
d. r. Edwards, manager of a. p. Cur.
tins furniture store went to Helena yes
terday.
DR.. Frahman and J. W. Cory came in
from Choteau last night and are at the
Park hotel.
Joseph Biallas and Francis Arndt both
Of this city we're granted a marriage
license yesterday.
Superintendent jerks and wife left
yesterday for Chicago to enjoy the won
ders of the white city.
Ex-mayor Webster was among last
evenings departures for the east. He
will be absent about ten days.
Il. j. Boyle left yesterday for a visit in
the east. He expect to be away all win
ter and will return in the early spring.
Stephen M. W~hitebeck has made final
proof before the clerk of the court on
hig homestead in the south half of the
southeast quarter of section %, town
ship u north range , east.
G. W.. Sw~earingcr, assistant city Gu.
gincer, received 2 telegram yesterday
from his home near Cleveland. Ohio, an
%nouncing the severe illness of his sister.
He left for the east by last nights train.
j. w. Provard manager of the Spotted
Horse mine ut Maiden arrived in town
yesterday accompanied by HE family.
He brought a good sized gold brick from
that famous property and took it to Hell
ena.
Ex-congressman Dixon and wife Of
Butte passed through yesterday cnroute
Chicago. After spening several days at
the worlds fair they will proceed on to
Washington where Mr.. Dixon has an
argument to make before the supreme
court in the famous Northern Pacific
mineral land case.
Among the good prices received for
Montana cattle the Drovers' Journal of
Monday reports the sale of 210 steers be-
longing to G. w. Hederick of Fort Bu-
ford at a top notch figure. Sixty-four
steers averaging l34G brought $3.50 and
LAG head averaging 1916 brought 81 35.
These cattle were consigned to Rappal,
Lamb ~ company.
James Forrest Of Calgary, n. w. T.,
who is seeking immigrants for the ia
nous Red Deer tract of lands on the
other side, returned yesterday from his
trip over the southern part Of the state
and northern Utah. lie went as far as
Salt Lake City and was everywhere
received with favor. His display of &C.
reals and grasses grown in the Red Deer
tract attracted considerable attention,
especially in the Sanity city, where he
was induced to part with most of the
exhibit. He says there will be a large
emigration to that country before many
months.
SATURDAYS DAGLl.
II. S. Winans of Denver is at the Park
hotel.
Andrew Jensen returned yesterday
from Minneapolis.
The Five Taps saloon recently closed
was opened again last night
James Baatz has brought suit against
Rum d Luckner TO recover Shops.
Jesse Henry has returned from the
east after an absence of several months.
Col. Rice went to Benton yesterday
where he will load a train load of sheep
for the Chicago market.
Tom Wheeler left last night for his old
home in Bennington, Vermont. He OK
poets to be away about a month.
j. 7. Tanning, the well-known Mime
apolis hydraulic engineer, arrived from
the east yesterday and is at the Park.
r. S. Ford and family left yesterday
for the east. They will DEVOTE several
days to the worlds fair and then proceed
on to Franklin, Kentucky Mrs. Fords
native town where Mrs. Ford and the
children will probably remain the rest
of the year.
w. ?. Harlowe, John w. Young of
Helena, and Jack Jones returned yester-
day from a very successful hunting trip
in the vicinity of Benton. They were
out by the Lost lake near the Big Sag
country and came back loaded down
with ducks and geese.
DR.. Thurman of Dillenburg, Germany.
und Herr Brauning of Oker-on Hartz,
two distinguished Germans who have
been here two days, left yesterday for
San Francisco. DR.. Thurman is IA gov
eminent inspector in the German copper
mines and was immensely pleased with
what he saw at the plant Of the Boston IL
Montana.
DIR. ID. A. Hoffman of Oskaloosa, Iowa,
father of Attorney Hoffman, arrived from
the east yesterday and will be here three
weeks. The doctor is a staunch demo-
and says he has spent many an
hour trying to convert his son from the
error Of his ways, A pleasant outing
has been planned for the doctor while he
is in Montana. He was here about three
wears ago.
The storeyard Of the Continental Oil
company was entered last night by
thieves and about $50 gallons of oil
stolen. The police tracked a wagon
from the yard for several blocks and
then lost the trail owing to the rain. 1t
is thought the supply tank in the yard