The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
SATURDAYS DAILY.

MIR. Tintiger Of Stanford is in the city
on business.
u. Peterson came over from Lewis
town last night and stopped at the Park.
James G.. Mclean of Minneapolis and
Will Cannon Of Cascade came in on the
ate train last night.
The employees of the b. ~ NJ, Copper
smelter are arranging for d grand ball
on Thanksgiving night.
W. 4. Martin and Hugh McGregor re-
turned from Chicago yesterday well
the worlds fair.
Mrs. G. II. jerks, wife OF Supt. jerks
of the Montana Central, returned yester-
day from a months visit at the worlds
fair and with relatives at st. Paul.
The train from tho west did not ar.
rive until II 80 last night. The delay
was caused by the wreck Of fifteen empty
freight cars near Craig yesterday morn
ing.
C. d. Demond and II. d. McCaskey of
Grand Rapids, Mich, are among the
late additions TO the clerical force of the
b. IL N. smeiter. They have take rooms
for the winter at the Park.
A decd was recorded yesterday from
A.. f.. Dickerman to Charles Nolk for
the northwest quarter Of lot ) and the
southwest quarter of lot }, block III,
siAth addition, for 5000.
The foot dance" was well attended
last evening and was thoroughly enjoy
I'd. Dainty feet were auctioned off at
prIppg r4nuinn From, IN ,antg -, II IN
There was spirited bidding and a jolly
good time all round.
Several new buildings are being
erected in West Great Falls. among
them a one.story frame cottage on
Eighth avenue and Fourth street south
by Mrs. l.. Il. Sorrick. to cost $1,000.
Dan Mckay is building a one.story brick
house, JOXJO feet, on Second street and
avenu south.
David Duncan, of Duncan Bros, CON
and builders, returned yesterday
from a visit to the worlds fair. On his
return he stopped off at all this import
ant Minnesota and Dakota towns along
the line OF the Great Northern and only
one town in Dakota with any life and
that was Fargo where considerable build
ing is going on, replacing the buildings
burned. He considers Great
Falls the city of the northwest.
+. w. Riggs came in from Gilt Edge
city last evening. He says that this new
camp is fast coming to the front as a
great gold producer. Tho Development
the Gilt Edge property is attracting
capitalists to the camp and they are be-
10 invest their surplus cash.
Several properties that have been lying
idle for years ar now being successfully
worked. Giit Edge city is bound to he
great gold producing camp.
l.. T. Smith. claim agent Of tho Great
Northern. who gave j. ". Young. the
CITY officer the 20 by on Thurs
lay afternoon, was arrested on the east
JOund train near Benton Thursday
li9ht. Young was on the train and on
lookout for Smith and on discover
NJ him nc informed Sheriff ONeil Of
Benton, who was also on the train, and
lad him arrest Smith and hold him in
Benton Jail until the proper credentials
o take Smith back to Missouri could be
procured from Gov. Richards. Young
vent to Helena yesterday. Smith says
here is no foundation to the charge of
'mbezzlement against him. He has
,een a resident of this city for the last
line months and is considered by those
Who know him well an upright and rop-
liable citizen.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
DR.. l.. A. Lapalne and wife of Lewis
own, are at the Ulm.
G.. O. Parsons left yesterday for st
Paul OF a business visit.
p, NJ. Murphy of Evans is registered
the Minneapolis house.
j. ID. Wait and +. \. Warren of Utica
re registered at the Park.
A girl baby way born to Mr.. and Mrs.
V. |. Bower on Thursday last.
1t is estimated that over 5000 Mon
tnlans have visited the worlds fair
nee last May and still they go.
The Rocky Mountain ifusbandman,
ubIishcd At White Sulphur Springs, ,
as eighteen years old last Thursday.
Oscar Swanson is back form tho Ma
onai park were he mad a contract build
II roads. lie reports Il light travel in
lc park This SCISSOR.
Suit was commenced in tho district
yesterday by W. f.. brown. as
gnee, against Joe PEPPER 20 recover
IrLJi ON account.
\ bill Of sale was filed in the recorders
lice yesterday from John Hey slctt Il J.
Z. Albers and &. ". iianncmRn tor sev
head Of cattle.
The district court will meet for iurt
iaIs IN Monday Dee. II. and the Jury
ca will be san moDcd to appear on tho
'th, so Says judge Benton.
Samuel Quail has decided 10 Howard
roeby Il one-thIrd interest in al his
lining property in the Sheep creek dis
let, Lewis aud Clark county, the conf
Iteration being Sl-lIclcna Herald.
The White Sulphur Springs Husband
an says that Charles Severance, a lead
z %sheepman of the Mussclshell, has
AIDE arrangements To feed 10000 head
mutton sheep near st, Paul, which are
tended for the Chicago winter market.
Yesterday John Heyslctt, charged with
and larceny-stealing and killing cat
a--uaa n1mttta1 4, l,.il in tha onm of