The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-23

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ing to allow uniform rlpening and sour
ing to take place."
A large congregation assembled at the
court house on Sunday evening to hear
a sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Croker of
Helena. He took for his text
words of st. Paul, "Pray without ceas-
ing" and devoted his attention to the
subject of prayer from a standpoint
which was rational, and at the same time
in conformity with the higher theology.
Many of his illustrations were apt and
beautiful, AMI the conclusion reached
was to the effect that real prayer is rot a
begging petition to the Deity, but a eli
mate in which the SOU Of man develops
and blossoms as the flowers in the sun
light. Mr.. Croker made it clear that
prayer belongs to the spiritual and not
to the material word, illustrating the
point by an elaborate figure Of a weight
of one hundred pounds which all the
pray crs of all the saints could not move,
but which being a physical substance
must be moved by a physical force;
whereas a weight Of sin and shame a
thousand times greater, weighing down a
contrite human heart, may be removed
by the sufferer and those who feel a
deep sympathy him. The sermon was
listened to with rapt attention.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Justice W. G. Lee and wife. of Kibbey
are in the city on a visit to the home OF
Frank Marion.
The Great Northern is charging 500
freight on wool. This is % cents above
last years price.
Mrs. w. w. Currier loft yesterday for
New brunswick, New Jersey, where she
will spend the summer
Miss Bebe Arkell goes to Helena this
morning, and will leave in a few days for
Minneapolis where she goes to take an
advanced course in music.
The first regular passenger train on
the Great Northern extension, consisting
of eight cars, including two sleepers, a
diner and a chair car, passed through
Havre yesterday morning. Old trainmen
say the cars were the finest they have
ever seen.
Ten candidates took the teachers ex-
animation on Saturday. six securing GER
t~iticates. The successful applicants are
Chas. II. Robinson, II. Renner, q. q.
Powell and Misses Lillian Kingsbury,
Lizzie Moylcn and NJ. n. Ladd. Of
these three received first grade certiti-
Gates. one, second grade, and two, third
grade.
Wool receipts: j. r. Bartlett, 40 sacks,
12,O9i pounds, average, 3U2; f.. j,
Thomas, II sacks, 1928 pounds, average,
277; Sun River Sheep company, 80 sacks
1928 pounds, average, 325; Ray, Fred.
erick & Co, % sacks, 5000 pounds, aver
age, 225 pounds. G. w. Cooper, 2G sacks
G.743 pounds, average, 259. Total, 1885.
pounds.
Many of the telegraph operators in the
employment of the Great Northern are
now en- joying Il vacation. j. W. Donovan
the chief dispatcher is visiting at his ole
home about thirty miles from Chicago
and taking in the big show. $. q. Brown
taking his place here. +. NJ. Peavy il
visiting in Michigan and is relieved il
the Office by w. f. Smith, and II. &
Smith is also visiting in Michigan. NJ
w. Welch is relieving Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. Albert Porter of Cascade, diec
yesterday afternoon at the general hos
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lapareotomy Mr.. Porter was Il ranchel
residing on Hound creek and was
brought to the hospital last Sunday
He was a member of the /. o.. .. f.. anC
of the Cascade lodge. He was abou'
40 years of age and leaves a wife who
is now in New York. He was a goOC
friend and neighbor, stood well ir the
community where he resided and leave:
- L.. - ca,.I, 30 l,,r, he l,Ce
The funeral will probably be held TODAY
and the |. o. o. f. will accompany his
remains to the train.
T~HCESDAY'o DAILY.
Mrs. o. G. Cooper will leave today fol
a few days visit at Chotcau.
Dudley, youngest son Of j. X. Clark
returned yesterday from school near Sal
Lake City.
Thu First National bank has brouGh
suit against w. II. Burgess to recovc
SiO22J on a note
The Montana National bank la
brought suit against James Mcmillan
to recover $1,000 Oh notes, with a~ttorne.
fees.
Old timers say that Sun river is lowe
than ever before known at this time o
the year, owing to the continued colt
weather in the mountains.
Anderson Anthony and Maud Van
Clele. both of Evans, were united il
marriage last evening at the Methods
church by Rev. Coombe.
The body of Albert Porter was cs
cortcd to the train yesterday by the loCa
} lodge of |. o. o. II. and taken on tn
special to Helena for burial.
Yesterdays wool receipts: c. s. Nc
Donald, % sacks, 7l11 pounds, ayersg
2S1: Ray, Frederick n Co., 30 sacks
$3.50 pounds, average Dds, Total, li"}n
pounds.
Rcmonyi, the great violin vlrtuosn, vii
,,n, AZ tbn (,rnut IfullG npnrn hons