The weekly tribune., 1893-08-18

The Great Falls Street Railway com
pany and the Boston d Great Falls Land
company, yesterday made cut in the
| wages or their employees and also dis.
charged few of them.
The case Of Cater against Rolfe yester
| day resulted ia d verdict Of $40 in favor
or the plaintiff, the defendant to nav
the costs amounting to s34. Both par.
ties appealed to the district court.
The b. e. M. employees were paid yes.
terday in due bills. but number of
merchants IN all lines, including the "a.
looms and faro banks, cashed the due
bills at par and little hardship will result,
w. IL. Chamberlain returned yester.
day morning from Boston, whittier be
accompanied the remains of w. A. Bun
ton, who was killed by falling out of q
window In the Collins Lepley block on
the morning OF July 20.
City Treasurer Phelps has appointed
as his deputy Harry Hill, formerly of
the Northwestern bank Mr.. Hill ia a
line accountant and there is no question
that the money affairs of the city will be
managed on business principles. Hay.
ing this deputy is no extra expense to
the city as Mr. Phelps will pay him out
OF the treasurer's salary.
workman on the concentrator at the
Is. & NJ shelters was attempting to re-
place belt that had been removed from
the pulley at the works yesterday and
after the belt was replaced and the
wheel revolving he accidently stepped
on the wheel and was whirled around.
sustaining compound, comminuted
fracture OF both bones Of the right leg.
lie was removed to the General hospital
and the bones set and at last accounts
the man was doing as we'll as could be
expected.
The funeral OF the late Col. MI
Leaning was held Friday in st. Pauls
Episcopal church, Fort Benton, Rev. H.
f: Clewes preaching a sermon that many
who we're in attendance pronounce one of
the most eloquent ever heard in the
northwest. After the service at the
church, Q. X. Warren Post, G.. A. r., of
Fort Benton, the Masons and Knights
Templar of Great Falls and Fort Ben
ton, and the Elks of this city formed an
escort and accompanied the remains to
the train. They were sent to st. Paul
for interment Among others from
Great Falls in attendance we're G.. II.
Goodrich, W. p. Wren, Frank Coombs
and Col. j. II. Rice
The funeral of Frederick Campbell
took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence of his mother, Ninth avenue
south. The presence of many friends
anc the beautiful floral offerings attest
ed emphatically the esteem which even
child may win. DR.. Z. A. Wassen, the
Episcopal rector, preached the funeral
sermon and four boy companions of
the deceased acted as pall.bearers. Fred
had lived in Great Falls little more
than four years and was employed in
various business houses. winning in all a
record that is comforting to the bereaved
family. He would have been II years
old next month. having been born in
indianapolis in September, 1873. At an
early age he expressed a desire to be-
e me member of church and before
he had reached the age OF II Joined the
Presbyterian church. He was seized
with inflammation of the bowels August
/ and in just one week was dead. He
was ever Christian and his last words
we're the first two lines Of Jesus. Lover
of My Soul" To the family to which
this bereavement so suddenly came, the
of the community is extended.