The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-29
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FRIDAY 4 DAILY.

'"'hUoi DarusOn was run IN ye6terua'
AFTERNOON for drunkenness. He was re
leased later on the payment of a s. fine
Hon. james Sullivan came down from
Helena yesterday and inscribed his well
known autograph on the Park registe
Minnie +. Kingsbury recorded yester
day a deed from the Townsite compan
for lot 8, block 1856; consideration, 5000
James Robinson Of the Great Northern
has beer promoted from the position o
rate clerk to that Of freight solicitor a
st. Louis.
William Hackshaw was fined 81 ant
costs Wednesday by Judge Race fol
stealing a wheelbarrow from John De
vine OF Sun River.
The first through train over the Soc
extension will leave st. Paul Monday
evening. 1t will be one Of the fines,
equipped trains in the world.
}. S. Neuman recorded yesterday q
notice of placer location Of 20 acres in
the northwest quarter of section 0, town.
ship 20 north. range 2 east.
George Day, an expressman in Sand
Coulee, was brought before Judge Race
Wednesday and made to pay a fine of 81
for doing business without a license.
We are requested to announce that
there will be no services at the Catholic
church at $50 on Sunday morning. The
other services will be held as usual.
The Milwaukee house under the man
agement OF Carrier IL Winters is having
a good run of trade these days. Every
room in the house was occupied last
night.
Yesterday was the beginning of the
autumnal equinox the day when the
days and nights are of equal length.
Many weather experts attribute the
present rainy weather to the change to
the autumnal equinox.
Important arrival at the city jail-
William Finley got in limbo again yes
terday afternoon. Same old offense-
drunkenness. Officer johnson nailed
him on First venue south very much
the worse for liquor.
A. L. Brown Of San Francisco, who
contemplates embarking in business
here, arrived from the west yesterday.
accompanied by his father, also from the
bOluen gate.
Will Hanks ct Tx have decided to l.. G.
Phelps the east half of the southeast
quarter and the northeast quarter Of
section 9, township 10, north range 4
east; consideration, $40.
A. kispaugh, for a year or more city
clrculator of the Leader, left yesterday
for Seattle. He will remain on the coast
as he prefers the climate there. He is a
trustworthy man and is sure to do well
in his new field.
w I. Harlow returned Wednesday
from Maiden in company with John w.
Young, Frazer ~ Chalmers agent. He
says the Gilt Edge is a great property
and promises to make it's owners all
wealthy men.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
Mint patents were recorded in Howard
Crosby's office yesterday.
w. NJ. Dryden of Maiden was among
the arrivals at the Tim house yesterday.
Frank b. Tuttle az trustee has brought
suit against Hanks a. Fullerton for So
GS7.2i.
Il. NJ. Raymond, superintendent of the
Diamond Il Mining company of Neihart
Is in town.
+. X. lloker of Detroit, Mich, was
among the arrivals at the Milwaukee
house yesterday,
Knut Thomson and Mary Hanson, both
o this city, were granted IA marriage
license yesterday.
George +. Brown of New York and
Stuart NJ. Beard of Sweet Grass are late
arrivals at the Park.
j. }. Davis, superintendent Of the
Montana Stage company, left last night
for the Judith basin.
Frank W. Mitchell OF Stanford and
Byron CorsoA of the Choteau Montanian
are registered at the Ulm,
After Nov, ! postal service from Great
Falls, Barker, and intermediate points
will be increased to three mails per
week.
Con Kohrs, the cattle king. passed
through yesterday enroute to Malta to
look after his cattle shipments from east.
ern Montana.
Mrs. Steve Raleigh and Leon Sher-
mar were among recent Great Falls ar
rivals at the Montana building at the
worlds fair.
+. 5. Wyman, Great Northern agent
at Barker, and wife and f.. II. Ahrens,
Of the New York cash bazaar, left yester-
day for the east.
1t is reported that the office Of assist
ant general manager of the Great North
ern will be created soon and that i. NJ.
Bryan is booked for the position.
b. Prosser of Maiden is at the Park.
lie is following the profession Of assayer
in that lively camp. lie was at one time
night clerk at the Park hotel here.
John Rcnner who went to the general
hospital recently to have an operation
performed on his foot was around town
for the first time yesterday. Ills physi.
clan says the operation was a success.
Henry Prentiss, Jr., having resigned
his Office AS school trustee to make a
place for a lawyer on the school board.
County Superintendent Stevenson yes
terday appointed Ransom Cooper to fill
the vacancy.