The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-14
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FRON TUESDAY : DAILY

DIR. tielsthorpe worked liked a hero.
Dan Mckay like a beaver and Burgy did
all he knew how to do. They spoke to
each other as they passed on the steeet.
Miss Ida Barney Of Livingston ar
rived here yesterday TO take a position
in Jackson's music store, which is now
under the arrangement OF w. Il. Kuehr.
The candidates for aldermen in the
several wards were all good men and it
didn't take the voters long to mark Y
opposite the men of their personal
choice.
Yesterday Judge Benton granted final
naturalization papers to the following
persons; Peter Ii. Foy, native Of Can
ada, and Ed. A. johnson, native of
Sweden.
j. w. Provard came down from
Helena yesterday ami will leave for
Maiden to take charge of the Spotted
Horse mine recently purchased by Mich
igan parties.
For several days the waters of the
Missouri river have been gradually get
ting higher and it won't be long before
high water mark will be reached if a
good rain would set in. The snow in
the mountains is deep and a few day ;
rain would soon melt it and then the fun
will begin all along the line.
A dispatch from Washington to the
Anaconda Standard says that Hon. Paris
Gibson had a private interview with
President Cleveland on Saturday, and
fully explained the Montana political sit
uation. The president was most affable
to the founder of Great Falls, and
seemed to be well posted on what IS pass
ing in the northwest.
During the children's Easter service
at the Catholic church on Sunday, a
gre t many little girls wore long wells,
and carried lighted candles. a panic
WAS narrowly ayerted during the service
through the igniting Of n of the wells
which quickly blazed up in the face Of
its wearer, a %worshipper within reach
of the chile extinguished the flames with
his hands, and the service was completed
without the lighted candles, As child.
rem are naturally thoughtless where their
personal safety is concerned. many mem
bcrs of the Catholic church do not think
it safe to let them carry lighted candles
even in "a religious service.
On Saturday Sheriff Hamilton went
to IIavrc and arrested Ed Simpson, who
escaped from the county Jail on the night
of Feb. IL. The night he broke out he
walked to Sun River, where he kept CON
cealed for ten days. lie then went to
Benton and then over to the Flathead
country. The sheriff had been on his
fr.il For cava.ol mazda arI y-hnn Sip,n
son took the back track it was decided
easily accomplished. He was brought
Yesterday he was taken before Judge
Benton at his own request and pleaded
guilty to stealing a pocket book and $40
and two notes from }, J. Comber, living
near Ulm, last fail. The Judge gave
him one year in the Deer Lodge peui,
Tertiary, and he will be taken to his new
home today.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Everybody should plant q tree next
Tuesday, Arbor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. Conrad and
children returned from California &C.
terday and registered at the Park.
On Wednesday, April 10, the Montana
State Medical society will meet in Great
Falls. = ont loo physicians are cy
pcctcd to be present.
The following persons, all natives of
Canada, declared their intention 10 be-
come citizens of the United States yes
terday: f.. H. Morrison, Hannah Bent
ley Morrison, and Jane Eliza Morrison.
james Haven, now stopping at the
PAX, wishes to purchase one or two bar
rels of selected Montana potatoes. Each
potato must weigh not less than tw"
pounds, as they are to be sent east.
Steve OConnor, who was shot at Chi
nook some time ago, died Friday night
at st. Peters hospital. O'Conuur trlru
To separate two men and in the melee
received "A bullet in the leg. He was
first treated at Great Falls, and later re
moved In Helena. Shortly after his ar
rival here the lmh showed signs of get.
ting all right and he was able to 60 out.
Later he grew worse and death finally