The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03

years old on the 22d day of this month.
NJ. ID. Cooper of Choteau is in the city.
He reports business picking up in that
section.
w. S. Clark, one Of the large sheep
owners OF Teton county. arrived in the
city yesterday.
S. Il. Smelling of Tiger Butte and w.
Becker of Sand Coulee are at the Min.
neapolis.
L.. Brown of Sand Coulee was a pas
senger yesterday on the east bound for
Kansas City.
Lou Bowen, who has been visiting
relatives here, departed yesterday on an
eastern trip.
Henry Keeton and Mrs. Hitting OF
Stanford arc among the arrivals at the
Milwaukee.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Paul Gladisch to Paul Butzloff for lot !,
block AIS, for 81 ,SOO.
Geo. l.. Ovcriield left yesterday for
Benton from whence he goes east with
his shipment Of cattle.
IL iilt IOlltCtt't Wy buIEb iIdNhtlE
in the police court for tho month Of
October amounted to 5311.7J.
w. +. Brown, assignee, commenced
suit in the district court yesterday
against James Haven on a note for Sl27,
10.
Mr.. Tintinger, proprietor of the
Crescent hotel at Stanford, who has been
in town for a week leaves today for his
home.
During the month of October there
were eighty-one arrests made by tho city
police, and al days work was perform.
ed by prisoners during the month.
Suit was commenced in The district
court yesterday by Dan Morris against
the Rumney Land & Cattle company on
II note to recover $3.50 and interest.
There is said to DO a great difference
between canes and walking sticks.
Dudes who wear pants carry canes.
Gentlemen who wear trousers carry
walking sticks.
The vags and thieves have all been
chased Off by Marshal Pontet and his
efficient police force and as a result
there is nothing for Police Justice
Hawkins TO do these days.
When You have a job of work you
wish done hunt up your unemployed,
the man whose permanent home is in
Great Falls, who votes and pays taxes,
and give him a chance to keep his fam
j. =. Gensman, slayer Of Jack White,
Pacific train robbcr. was given
II preliminary hearing Monday before
Justice Nash at Kalispell on the charge
Of murder and bound over in the sum of
81 600 for manelaughter.
II. 7. Oakland returned yesterday
from the new copper camp on Wolf
creek, near Craig station on the Mon
lana Central, lie predicts a bright
for the new camp and says that
development work is going ahead on
several of the mines.
The Montana Mining Area, is the title {
Of Il new semi-monthly published at Hell I
ma. 1t will be devoted to the interests {
Of the miners, mines and metals of Mon
ana, and the free coinage Of silver, \. ,
Keith is the editor and w. J. Nc +
.lailie, business manager. !
The Northern Pacific has made a rate
# 35S from Butte to Hong Kong, and r
he Chinese of that city, who have had +
lard luck over there for some time, are r
aking advantage Of the low rate 10 re- :
urn to the flowery kingdom. Forty left
n Monday and another party of fifteen
oft yesterday. IL
The Drovers' journal says that esti- Z
the three last days October re- n
eipts at Chicago will be 81. 900 cattle. -
10000 hogs and $4,000 sheep. against >
iJ,23D cattle, 5l7,49G hogs, and 20O,l 9S .
hecp a year agO. 312,:S}S cattle. GSl,999 y
ogs, and l91,i1i sheep two years ago, II
nd 3S2,O3S cattle, 1l0,3ii hogs, and 2l9.- Ia
d sheep in October, 1890. II
Rov. W, c. bradshaw, of Denver Colo. q,
a guest at The Minneapolis house,
ne pressed into service yesterday by tho :.
lests Of the house and performed the II
duty Of christening tho little ID
aughtcr or Mrs. Meade of Conrad sta. !!
on on the line Of tho Great Falls and I,
anada railway. Archie Mcdonald .
tied the part of god father, fec
One phase in which the Kodak now
oms up is a terror. 1t is TO DO used Ia
Photograph you as you doHe in your te
Nv at church. 1t is said that AN Irish h'
crgyman ON Il recent Sunday took SOY ~
al snap shots at his congregation. IT u
at sort Of thing is to become general "a
e good church-goiug devotcC will real- ci
0 that there's no rest for the wicked.
The fact that the last Thursday in ~.
Dvember is the last day Of the month III
oubles some persons who are in doubt nj;
neither Thanksgiving day will be ap- =.
for the I'D or Both. The last ~;
lursday has always boon appointed
r Thanksgiving day, and will undoubt-
ly be set apart this year. 1t was OBJ tn
rved on the last day Of the month in re-
II and 1882. wi
An English paper gives a pointer for Ire
ose foolish people who like TO eat co
cen peas in winter and imagine they io'
like those that come from the mar co
t gardens in summer The French
derstand the art of putting up these -
and delusive frauds known AS IT,
recn peas" The goods are simply eco
'le peas greened with ~sulphate of cop IL,
Nine-tenths of tho green canned ,hu'
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