The weekly tribune., 1893-11-10
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

u. Burghardt, Box Elder rancher
the city.
N. Dickey of Belt, one of the coun.
Sommissioners, is in the city.
[rs. j. w. r. Moore of Glasgow, is
ting her daughter, Mrs. John McGle,
)bis city.
ames Lawler is arranging his bust
b affairs preparatory to making a
Il to his old home in Scotland
Ben Rumney Of Cascade, was pas
ger on the west bound train yester-
on his return from Chicago,
Paul Egloff of this city. and Win Can
. - of Cascade, leave for Chicago today
IN several car loads of mutton sheep,
J. G. Wyatt left for his old home in
Itw York city yesterday. He will re-
VI (fp at an early day to look after his in
tests in this city
8. S. Sherwood of Paterson, N. j.. and
Xlllett Bronson and wife OF New York
ktotty, left yesterday for their eastern
y homee after looking over their property
y interest in Great Falls.
4 John Glass, one of the original citizens
lt of Great Fails and who has prospered
vell, has Just completed fine seven-room
sooidence on his Buna Vista place, one
md half miles southeast Of the city.
Mrs Laura Luccheei, wife OF an en-
uloye of the B. d M. smelter, died Sun
dap night at her home near the smelter
2 She was twenty years of age. The fu-
y neral will be from the Catholic church
z st 9 o'clock this afternoon.
j. w. Searls, live stock agent for the
Great Northeon, was among the railroad
men in attendance at the cattle load
ings in Fort Benton Saturday morning,
and he left for Great Falls on the noon
train. Mr.. Searls has done tremend-
ous amount of work for his road this
season and his work is appreciated by
the company he represents.
The wolves and coyotes are playing
havoc with stock on the ranges in north
ern Montana. Stockmen are getting a
mination. Yesterday one rancher pur-
chased twelve steel traps and several
pounds Of poison and Winchester rifle
and is going to open up the battle in his
neighborhood at once. Let no guilty or
The Great Falls authorities have
adopted the plan of putting vags and
FOUNDERS on the chain gang and make
them crack rock for a few days each for
the city government. There is nothing
will transform rounder into a tramp 80
quickly as compelling him to work, and
the desired result is attained-the city
is rid of his presence as soon AS he gets
off the chain.-Benton Press
Sunday Charles NJ Webster received
a telegram from Minneapolis informing
him that his father, G. G. Webster, was
dead and he left on the eastbound tain.
Mr.. Webster was one OF the pioneers of
southern Minnesota and filled several
positions of honor and trust. He was
highly respected throughout the state,
and will be missed by his old-time as
sociates. lie was sixty years Of age.
Now is the time to lay in your winter
supply of the finest potatoes ever offered
in the market. The ranchers are bring
ing in a good supply and selling at rea-
sonable prices. There is no disputing
the fact that the potatoes grown in
northern Montana are the finest on the
continent, and the demand for them by
the St Paul, Minneapolis, and Chicago
hotels is sufficient guarantee that they
rank high or else these hotels would not
use them.
Judge Shiras Of Dubuque, la and
Col. Shiras Of Chicago, who arrived On
Saturday, went over the range yester-
day to Kalispnll, They will return on
Saturday. While here they were shown
over the city by Paris Gibson and were
surprised at the great resources at our
doors and the growth of the manu-
featuring Industries On their return
they will make known the real object Of
their visit which will be substantial
addition to the business interests OF our
prosperous and growing city.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Mrs. G. K. Norris of Judith. is at the
Park.
H. &. Klenzie left yesterday for Fergus
Falls, Minn.
Eighty-three cars of coal arrived yes
terday afternoon from Sand Coulee.
w. +. Ridgley is back from Ohio where
he was visiting relatives and friends.
The United States district court is in
session at Helena and the calendar for |
tho term is a large one
We may be cynic and as mean as
satan-but there are no swine bristles
on our opinions or honeymoon kisses on
our fair cheek.-Red Lodge Idea.
Local thieves have been getting in
their work in fine style in the coal yards
Tor some time but they will soon be
brought up standing by the proper au-
thorities.
The Great Northern railroad has
posted notices in conspicuous places on
lts line warning employees not to carry
wild game except in compliance with the
game laws Of the several states tapped
by that line.
Mrs. Nate Collins OF Teton county, is
back from Chicago where she took sew
erai car loads of cattle which she sold at
good figures. Yesterday she went up to
Helena on business.