The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-01
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

One ANU teu Cdio VI Nooi
came in from Sand Coulee yesterday.
Ex-Alderman Bridges is handing out
the cigars over the arrival OF a bouncing
boy at his home.
Blanche DeCastro and Frank Casser
left Yesterday for Portland. The city IS
well rid of these two FOUNDERS.
Suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday by Edward O.. Farrell
against the Atna Insurance company
to recover $1,000
Our farmers should not forget the i'm
portant meetings in this city on Dec.
) and 6. Distinguished speakers will
be present and address the meetings.
Mrs. Charles Farber who after IN alb
sence OF several months settling up the
estate Of her deceased husband IN
Pennsylvania, returned to Great rails
yesterday.
Montana copper stocks are strong and
on the rise in Boston. During the recent
panic Boston & Montana shares dropped
to Sl8; they are now S27.15, Butte d.
Bostons are up to 80. They were down
to s..
James M. Harland, of Kibbey, proved
m Yesterday before U. S. Commissioned
Pomeroy, on his homestead filing for the
nwL. of the seI, Of the n19. of the sw
n, Of the swI Of the Ew@ OF section
~, township II north, range east.
John Hill, of Sand Coulee, who has
been an inmate Of the county aims
house for a month past, was yesterday
examined by Drs. Sweat, Long,
Frizzell and pronounced insane and will
be taken to the Warm Springs Asylum.
Messrs. Goss IL Collins commenced
Yesterday forenoon to put in a 5O-horse
power boiler and the connecting pipes
Tor heating the Royal Milling c%ompany's
mill. They expect to have the work
completed in about two weeks.
Ed HASTE and eight or ten other
stockmen from the Sun River and Mis-
sion ranges arrived in the city yesterday
to take a fresh start IN the roundup
they were at when the storm came on
They hope to finish up in a week If the
weather keeps good.
One of our exchanges says a supcrsti-
tlous subscriber who found Il spider
wants to know if it is a bad omen.
Nothing of the kind. The spider was
merely looking over the columns Of the
paper to see who was not advertising, ST.
that he could spin his web across the
shop door and be free from disturbance
Choteau Times; An exhibit in the
Times office is a sample of Dry FORK
coal which is excellent in every respect,
The mine is a short distance below Joe
McCuaip's homc ranch and in it he gets
- ri H., hoe Lnnp nEtpu rnal
which is similar to the Sun River coal.
Three weeks ago a new vein was struck
showing a different kind, more pure and
harder.
The Fort Benton Press says that the
Sage creek and Croft sheep were brought
to Fort Benton Friday, and delivered to
A. Wilbur, who loaded them out Satur'
day, shipping them to Davenport, Iowa
There were twenty car loads OF the
animals, and a nicer bunch Of sheep
have not left Fort Benton this year
This ends the stock shipments from tina,
place for the present year.
As one OF the advanced steps in civil
lizing the Indian. Capt. l.. w. Cook
agent at Blackfeet agency, has dccreeo
that all marriages among Indians un'
der his charge must be solemnlZed by
some one having proper authority, at
that act would Toe more respected thar
their native manner and ID the matter
Of taking up their lands IN sevcralty {
record of proper marriage would avolt
any entdnglements that might other
wise result.
County Commissioners Ellis, Dicke.
and Hay were in session yesterday. Ih'
new bond of County Treasurer McClel
land was presented and approved. The
following names appear on the bono a
surcties for thu sum of f2oo,lDo: t. 7
Atkinson. s. T.. Atkinson, j. i. Leslie
W.. J. Winters. Richard Graham, Aifrc'
G.. Ladd, G. NJ. Webster, Il. f.. Collins
John T.. Eaton, Paris Gibson, W. ]
Hickory, :. A. Be1chly aud Gold 7
C. Irtis. The board will be in session fo'
several days.
The following deeds were recorded
Yesterday: Towneite company 10 ltober
Stichl and Il. NJ. Raymond, lot II
block 100 $500; same to Burke An,
O'Connor. lots Is and II, block ~
-sl,sOO, Ella Burkcto Burke andOCon
nor. lots rs and II, block i23 Sl,SuO
Albert NJ. Powell and others to John {
Powell. undivided half interest in TN
nwI, Of the ncli Of section 81, tho WI
Of the se' and the NJ, of tho no, an'
the sol, of ~soction -, and the mt, Of tn,
SCI, Of section II, all IN township J.
north, range . oast :G,it; Robert I
Wallace aud vito to Casnor u AM
Coko company, wost half OF section y
township ~ north, range six oast'
rRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Phil Gibson has boon on tho sick lis'
r several days.
Tho northern Montana farmers ar
atill hauling in wheat to tho Royal mil
:. J. Merritt loft yesterday On tn
cupt bound train for lhnaing, Mich,
Therc nrc several casos of grippe II
Iittlo Milwaukee, below tho ropl'
nmcltnr,
N,inn ,:rnco lcrkins has returned fro,
Minncnpolia und in the guest OF MIR
init t,lnou
Deputy SlcriN Dwycr went "vor