The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-06
SPRAY Of TIE FAL
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

hlnLcdPpils.
Il, j. Hardy Of Cascade is at the Mil
waukee house.
Charles +. Chapman and wife left yes
terday for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Jennings are re-
Joicing over the arrival of "a baby girl.
Andrew Christesan Of Stanford is in
town stopping at the Milwaukee house.
A. S. Fletcher has returned from his
visit to the worlds fair and at Eau Claire,
Wis.
Col. +. NJ. Malone Of Miles City. arr.v.
ed from the west yesterday and is at the
Park.
John Esakson and Anna Nelson. both
OF this city, took out a marriage license
yesterday.
w. 7. HIarlowe and b. b. Townsend
went up to Choteau Saturday and re-
turned the next day.
DR.. Lindsay came in from Lewistown
Sunday and registered at the Milwau-
kee. lie left yesterday for Helena.
Deputy Sheriff Dwyer returned yes
terday from Deer Lodge after placing
Bennett and Goskie in the pennitentiary.
James McDevitt. the well known
%stocknan Of Conrad, returned yesterday
from Chicago where he disposed OF a
train-lo Of cattle.
George Wells and Fred Poole went to
Benton yesterday. They will load two
tram loads Of sheep at that point and
accompany the same to Chicago.
Alex Lapeyre, Al Metzmier and AID
Wilt returned Sunday from a successful
hunting trip along the Missouri above
here. They brought home a plentiful
supply Of ducks.
\ shot was fired about : o'clock last
night on First avenue south in the rear
of the Realty block. The police fastened
to the scene but were unable to Ind out
who fired the same.
The force of the water when turned
on through the pen stock leading to the
new power house yesterday afternoon
broke the bulkhead and did consider
able damage before it was stopped.
Jerry DAILY, conductor or the Sand
Couiee branch. and wife left Yesterday
for the east. They will be gone about
six weeks. after visiting the worlds fair
they will proceed on to Boston to visit
relatives.
A!tha NJ. Atherton filed final recent
= yesterday on his homestead in the west
{ half Of the north west quarter and the
southeast quarter of the west
quarter Of section Is, township u north,
l range % east containing 40 acres.
Nm. Ericke with her husband and
/. child left yesterday for Chicago to see
4 the wonders Of the white city. They
expect to be away about three weeks
' She will endeavor to engage three female
musicians to play with her during the
Q winter.
Joe Herring returned yesterday from
Chicago. lie says he had a great time
G at the fair. On Odd Fellows day he
marched IN a procession which he says
would reach from Gere to Sand Coulet
and took one and d half hours to pass q
given point.
John c. Skinner Of Denver, manager
g of the Western Chemical company was
among the arrivals at the Park yester.
day, He says that things are improving
in ColoradO's capital and all over the
state and everyone hopes the bad time:
@ have passed.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
T. Geo. l.. .Johnstone. manager of the
Florence mine at Neihart came dow
;, from Helena yesterday.
" Tom Matthews, the well known live
g stock agent for the Great Western road
was in town yesterday.
g J. W. Searls. livestock agent Ct III,
i Great Northern. returned Yesterday fiou
q Winston ~ d. and Is at the OIm'
Fred, Arcand, W. y. Staner AID Fred
q Brooks. three mechanics that have beer
e employed on the new power house, lef
yesterday for their homes in Minnea
polls.
# II. \. Keller. mctallurgist for the Par
rott smelter. came over from Butte yes
teFuay WIN W. H. ilhkstoh n WI"
spen' the DAY al the boston ~ Montana
WORKS
J. Thomas c. Wilson filed yesterday
z notice Of water right TO 800 inches O