The weekly tribune., 1893-08-25
SPRAY or THE FALLS.
SEDN TUESDAY S DAILY.

aaON TUESDAY DAILY.
, thDfrtU, 4. Webster obtained judg-
h.:ts ~ ne district court yesterday
against j. -. Barnes for $500.
The examination ot Mrs. Frank Sher-
man pf sun l,iyGr as to her sanity has
been continued until September 4.
Il. Kelly, Dr. Beck and f. Smith had
successful shoot Sunday at Nat Nc.
'iiiin'a ranch, killing fifty chickens.
The Great Northern freight office has
been moved temporarily to the wool
warehouse pending the repair of the
burned o.icc.
L. j.. A. Howe, who was elected first
lieutenant Of Company A to succeed
Samuel French. resigned, has received
his commission from Governor Richards.
Peter Berling Of Big Timber, and
Elizabeth Sinclair OF this city, both half
breeds, were married yesterday afternoon
in the district court room by Judge
Fitzgerald.
The members Of the Great Falls Turn.
verin are making arrangements to send
| a good sized delegation of turner's to
the turnfest to be held in Helena Sep
tember ., 3 and t.
The Drovers journal says "Six head
of Elk were sold here few days ago to
a Pittsburg park commissioner and
three went to an Illinois man.
They brought $50 per head,
William T.. Moses and wife have deed
| ed to Frank l.. Reese the southwest
quarter Of tho south west quarter of
section 10, township 20 north, range 3
east, for consideration of $1,000.
Nine. Ericke and orchestra rendered
an excellent musical programme at
Black Eagle pavilion Sunday afternoon.
| Superintendent Dickinson says another
! concert may be given at the same place
next Sunday.
Company A, n. G. Nj. has located a
| new rifle range just north of West Great
Fans and will devote considerable time
to practicing between now and Septem-
ber 7, when the state encampment com
| mences at Bozeman.
Durham Oliver. who drives Superin-
| tendent Kleptko's team, met with an
unfortunate accident yesterday after
noon. One OF the horses kicked him
just below the left knee fracturing the
bone badly. He was taken to the gen
eral hospital.
One of the men working around the
Broeckner furnaces at the b. a. M.
smelter was caught between two push
cars yesterday afternoon and consider
ably bruised though not seriously hurt.
| 10 fol 10 ha fol
| for treatment.
James Greely. Father Dolls and Jack
Shea who were hunting and nshing on
the north Fork of sun river with Pat
Gallagher and party returned to town
Saturday. The rest of the party will
continue the sport on the South fork for
several days yet.
The Twin Bridges Monitor says that
a number of men are engaged in rocking
Lime Spur. 1t is reported that they are
taking out from - to 81 per day. A
small dredging machine is also in opera
tion at the same point.
The following from the Two Rerub.
lies paper published IN both English
and Spanish in the City Of Mexico con.
Germs a former resident of this city
"Mr. J. w. Birtch. of Montana, is in the
city from a prospecting to Honduras
and Guatemala in the interest of coffee
growing"
Says the Benton River Press: a
bunch of about 5000 weathers was
weighed on the City scales this morning
and averaged in the neighborhood OF
| hnln 20
Cooper, Gray, Burd, Smith and Kellogg
of Teton county, and will be shipped
from the Benton stockyards.'
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of an invi
tation to the forthcoming opening of the
New Butte hotel to be held Friday even
ing. August %. The New Butte Hotel
is handsome sX-story, brick structure
situated on East Broadway. 1t Is fitted
and furnished throughout on a scale
commensurate with the leading eastern
hostelres and deserves liberal patron
age from the travelling public.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
O. Il. Cooper shipped ten car loads Of
sheep from Benton yesterday to WOOD
Brothers, Chicago.
II. j. Mailman. cattle buyer for WOOD
Bros, of Chicago, returned from Bentor
yesterday morning.
Among the Montana people registered
at the Worlds fair are t. Harboard
and Mrs. X. h. Mclves Of Great Falls.
Ed Sims touched the sidewalk lightl
yesterday and wore a broad smile. ii
received II valuable addition to his fami