The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-14
SPRAY OF THE l.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Bernard Kelly has returned from a
visit to British Columbia.


Mrs. A. b. Hunt is visiting friends in
Helena and is expected home Wedncs-
day.
r.. p. Dean and Miss Maud NJ. Myers,
both OF Dupuyer, were married yester-
day by Justice Fitzgerald.
John Tythcrlcigh. head clerk at the
Manhattan. Sunday caught "A large
string a beautiful black bass and ringed
perch from the dock at Glcnwood park.
NJ. +. Miner, the great cattleman Of
Shonkln, and j. NJ. Boardman, of Deer
Lodge, owners of the Boardman Miner
block and other valuable Great Falls
real estate, are in the city.
All stationary englLeers are requested
to keep away from HALEY. Idaho. where
trouble exists between the owners Of
one Of the largest mines in that locality
and the pumpmen and engineers,
The racing season at Butte will be
begun next SatCrlay and last for fifteen
days. The talent says il will be one of
the greatest seasons Of sport ever seen
in Montana, as some very fine horses are
entered.
Mrs. $. b, Robins mother and sister,
Mrs. :. NJ. Capron and Mrs CaproB. Of
Hartford, Conn, are visiting at the resi-.
dence Of 5. Il. Robbins in North Great
Falls. The ladies' will probably spend
the summer here.
the miners now at work in Neihart
arc as follows: At the Moulton. engi
neer and fireman.; Queen. s; Benton,
10; |. y. L.. a few; Eighty Eight, T..
The hotels are closing, stores are dis
charging employees, and building has en-
tireIy ceased, Hardly a tirecracker was
heard on the Fourth.
{. y. Pillsbury, the great Minneapolis
miller, says that while South Dakota
will raise only one'half of an average
spring-wheat crop, Minnesota two
thirds, and North Dakota three-fourths.
! Montana will have three times as many
acres planted han ever before. and that
the yield per acre will be one and one
fifth the usual yield.
The trees along many of the streets.
and especially the older and larger ones
are suffering from a want of water.
Along Second and Third streets South
and at many Places on the North side
this is noticeable and should rot be.
The leaves are turning yellow, but a lit
tie water, applied at once, will save the
trees and delay means loss.
The following havc been filed for rec
ord; QuItclaim deed, Anna Callahan to
john Doland for lot >. block $40, for
$1,000; rownsite to w. r.. Pigott for lot
|. block 40, First addition. for 5000;
Monarch Townsitc to Mrs. VI. T.. Howes
for lot u. block 81, for Sl95; United
States to Oscar Mills for northeast quar-
ter section il. township IS north, range
] east; to 7. G. Wilson for southwest
quarter section II. township Is north,
range ! cast.
Tine ~a;pIiuoIlors Of the Boston a
Montana have voted to increase the cap.
ital stock from c~}.l2J,OOO to $4,000.
\ circular issued by the boston office
says that the results so far obtained
from the plant at Great Falls are salts
factory and fully up to expectations.
This would seem to deny the assertion
Of those cities that are striving to secure
the Parrot works that the results here
were unsatisfactory and the venture Il
financial loss. This company is employ
ing the usual number of men at Butte,
an increased force here, and Is adding
new mine machinery.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Tho train for N.ib.rt will RIM Mon.
days and Tuesdays only until further
ho'ice'
The contents OF the Black Eagle hotel
at North Great Falls have been sold 70
Nels Nelson for $40.
,,
Malhew MN a naive OF hussia' mas
declared ms Intentions ID become a cin-
'onh reisey ana MIS-. Any lltts were
married YESTERDAY by Judge ltacc ana
VIII 90 10 MILDLY 10 i've on inc groom S
ranch
Miss Uebe Ashby. who has been visit
ipr at the home Of DIR. and Mrs. +, J.
Adams a few weeks. returned to Helena
Yesterday.
light, consisting of about 5000 pounds
from fTcd II. arrtn ana about 5000
pounds from W. j. BlcKctt n COM