The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
ERoM TUESDAYS DAILY.

On April LIST the regular annual schO
It. election will take place. Two truste
ir. are to be elected in place of j. +. Lew
of and DIR. Newman, whose terms expire.
d. Thomas Nelson, treasurer of the DO
W ton a. Montana, Butte & Boston Con
- mercial, Electric Light. Street Railwa
20 and the b. q G.. +. Land companies, a
ID rived in the city on Sunday and is stol
ping with Supt. Klepetko. at the Is. & y
smelter.
The great mill and elevator of tn
Crosby company are nearin
the outside of the building is now bein
put on. Many people in Great Fall
have no idea of the magnitude and i'm
q portance of this splendid plant.
Henry Parent proved up on his pre-
emption filing before Clerk of the Cour
Cockrill yesterday, for the northwes
quarter of the northeast half of section
II, and the southwest quarter of tn
; southeast quarter of the south half o
the southwest quarter of section l, town
ship 20 north, range . east.
Postmaster Lee of Kibbey is in towr
for a few days or court business. He
reports that business is in a thriving
condition in HE section of the state
kibbey is situated about forty miles
south Of this city, eight miles from
the line of the Belt railroad, and four.
teen from the town of Barker. 1t is a
superb agricultural region where crops
grow every year without irrigation, and
live stock winters in fine shape. Mr..
Lee says that the losses of stock are yery
small there, although the winter has
been the most severe he has ever seer in
Montana.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
The Montana presbytery of the pres
byterian church will meet in Great
Falls, April LIST.
George Bulge came down from Nei-
hart yesterday. He reports business
lively in that camp.
There will be a teachers examination
at the north side school building next
Saturday, March II.
Cuno Jaeckel, a native of Germany.
took out his final citizenship papers yes
terday in the district court.
The children of Cascade county have
contributed $3.50 for the Children's
building at the worlds fair.
George A. Goodau has secured the
contract for building a warehouse 5OxlOO
feet for A. p. Curtin & Co.
The barber shops hereafter will close
at II o'clock Saturday night and remain
closed until II o'clock Sunday night. SO
the ordinance says.
AT a meeting of the Dry Forks Min
ing company. recently held in this city.
Charles 5. Gibson was elected president
mt X. W. Cooley secretary.
Sam Dodd of Logging creek arrived in
the city yesterday to act in the capacity
of a juror in the district court. He re-
ports plenty of snow in the mountains in
his section.
The county treasurer is rounding up
all parties doing business in Cascade
county without IA l~icence. Several par
ties have already been arrested and
fined by Justice Race.
Jacob S. Neuman proved up on his
homestead entry yesterday before United
States Commissioner Pomeroy for the
northwest quarter of section ., township
~ north, range east.
G. l.. Nawter of Helena will be asso-
clated with James Barnes, Jr., instead
Of Mr.. Harvey in the Montana Head
quarters club at Chicago. Mr.. Barnes
the club bids fair to be a great sue
success.
There was an informal meeting held
Yesterday by the directors of the North
Montana Fair association for a discus
sion of the plan of campaign for the
present year. Nothing of importance
Was lone at this meeting.
The North Montana fish and game
club will use the lower end of Gibson's
park for trap shooting exercises. The city
council will wink" at the violation of
he ordnance %forbidding shooting within
he city limits if 40 complaint is made
against them.
The commissioners yesterday awarded
he contract for the care of the poor of
county to James Greeley at 81 per
week per capita. Also the contract for
attendance to Drs. Sweat,
\dams, Longeway and Ladd, of the city
hospital stall at Sl,2OO per year. NJ. VI.
overs received the contract for the
burial of paupers at so each.
Messrs. French. O'Hara and Poole
we're appointed viewers by the commits.
yesterday TO open a new county
DAD commencing at Williams creek al
Big hill and thence following the Great
'alls and Billings stage linz route via
station and Grafton to the coun-
y line between Cascade and Fergus
ouuties. They will meet on March % ,
o mmenc their work. ,
The new county of Valley contains
bout $4,000 square miles-2l0 long by
n average Of about 30 miles wide. The
treat Northern railway has 200 miles of ;
rack in the county. Glasgow. the couu- ,
y seat. population about $50. is the larg- :
and most central town in the county. .
,ther promising towns are Malta, Saco, ,
.linsdalc, Nashua and CulDorson. Glas- |
ow has the beat school in the county, !
hurches. etc.
Jerry Quick, an old Montana pros
now Of fancy, Idaho, proposes a
rip to the worlds fair by water. His
lea is to voyage by small boat, starting 8
ON the foot Of the Great falls, and nav :