The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-15
SPRAY OF II FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

AS iSNeS AeA
the supper to the fire department baI
guests on the night Of the 10Th.
Evan S. McCord recorded a notice t
the public yesterday conference.-the
the power Of attorney he had given to II
o. Chowen.
The Sun River Canal company deed
to John b. Wolter 300 inches OF waite
from the company's canal, and the sam
was recorded.
Only one case in the police court yes
terday morning and that was Pat Col
Inns, the bum and vag. He was giver
eleven days in the chain gang.
Bridget Kennedy, native of Ireland
and Charles P. Peterson, native Of Swed,
en-, have declared their intentions to be.
come citizens of the United Stotes.
The train from Butte did not arrive
until nearly II o'clock last night. The
delay was caused by a freight engine
jumping the track a few miles this side
Of Butte.
County Superintendent Stephenson
yesterday appointed j. NJ. Burlingame
school trustee to fill the vacancy in the
board caused by the resignation of Mr..
Kellison.
The Stockmen's National bank of Fort
Benton, has just declared a dividend of
10 per cent for the present year. This
is good news alike to the Stockholders
and depositors.
w. M. Cockrill, clerk of the district
court. filed his quarterly report with the
county superintendent Of schools, and
turned into the school fund $l,O45 of
fines collected, yesterday.
A. E. Sargent, a bonanza farmer and
capitalist of North Dakota, arrived in
the city last evening. He is making a
tour of the state, with a view or en-
gaging in the stock business.
Yesterday the county commissioners
accepted the plat Of the new addition to
the town of North Great Falls compris-
ing $50 lots. The beard will adjourn
this morning to meet on the %.
Thomas Sullivan, of st. Paul, has been
appointed to a clerkship in the custom
house at Fort Benton by D. G. Browne.
He is a brother of Joe Sullivan, the we'll
known business man of Fort Benton.
Glasgow Gazette: Wolves and coyotes
are preying on cattle with an ~assidLity
chat causes the stockman's heart to turn
sick. Human life will be in danger un-
less some remedy is adopted to put a
period to this pest.
Black leg is reported as being conta-
gious among the cattle in the Northwest
fTayritnru tc hafurann bl.nly lau v,nlvnc
and British shipping restrictions, the
are having a rocky deaI lately,
Butte Inter Mountain: The Boston
Il Montana properties report nothing
During the week the company
paid its men off. A report from Boston
is to the effect that this company will
pay a dividend in February. Boston &
Montana shares Saturday we're S2S38
The coal lands on the east side of Belt
between Belt and Arlington,
owned by r. f. Brady, A. w. Paul,
Frank Buley and the Union Silver
company, are about being trans
ferred t. Ohio and New York capitalists.
Negotiations have been pending for
time and the indications now are
the deal will be closed.
The Choteau Montanian says that the
report of the school census for that town
the total number of children to be
312, a gain of ~ eince last years census,
cons dering that the district has
been considerably reduced in size, is a
good showing. There are $50 boys and
l6i girls in the district. III boys and
lOl girls are between 6 and p years of
age, and the balance are under six.
Hold-ups appear to be the order of
night up at Helena. On Saturday
night two men vent to the home of
John Bower, on Missoula avenue drove
a m and three children into a bed
room at the point of revolvers, ransacked
desk. from which they got nothing,
and then took possession of the parlor
and waited for the head of the family to
come home, when they robbed him of
s2G and a silver watch and then left.
DR.. Hicks, the st. Louis weather
will be about the crisis from the 18th to
the 10th. Watch them! There will be
blizzards followed by dangerous cold.
/ ne Same WdrhlnS VIII Apply LOT peTiou
from DIST to 18th, with heavy sleet
storms southwark. Conditions indicate
and severe cold at and about
throughout northwest, west
nrn and central regions. The 29th and
Goth will bring a reaction in temperature,
with parting storms for 1899.
II tvre Herald: Miss Florence King,
Of Great Falls who one time figured
prom nently in the society circles of this
;lly, was a welcome visitor in Havre last
week Being somewhat of a railroader
herself she came down to the o. Il. 9.
bail. Miss King has the happy faculty
Of making friends and the pleasing
to retain them, consequently she
mas a host of admirers in this city that
are always gratitied to be afforded an
opportunity to demonstrate their ap-
PROBATION for her.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: G. S. Jackson and wife to
Charles Bostrom, lots 8 and 10, block A.,
Fourth addition, North Great Falls,
300; G. S. jackson and wife to Frank
Jones, lots l, ., 3 and 4. block 4, Third
addition, North Great Falls, 5000; S. p.