The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17

WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Born, on Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
james Lawler, son.
John A. Harris of Chestnut valley re-
turned from Chicago yesterday.
Ii. S. Halloway, state veterinary sur
gcon, came down from Helena yester-
day.
The new Northern National bank. of
this city will open for business about
the middle of December.
The November term of the district
court in Teton county will commence on
Monday, the 9th, at Choteau.
A lodge Of the American Railway
union was organized last night on the
West side by the railroad employees
James Carrier has gone to the noun
tains to look after his mining interests
and put matters in shape for the winter.
Yesterday Joseph Des Champ, ma
tive of Canada, declared his intentions
to become citizen of the United States.
The cities of Montana are now en-
gagged in the annual exchange of vags,
private secretaries, etc.-Missoula Demo
crat.
Suit was commenced yesterday in the
district court by Gold II. Curtis, receiver,
against Il. G. Shelton. to recover $222. 80
or a note.
At the meeting of the members of the
Great Falls Fire department last night
it was decided to give their annual ball
on Friday evening, Dec. 30.
d. McFarlane and j. T.. White re-
turned Yesterday from Glasgow, where
they had contract for building
school house which they have completed.
HIT. Oakland left yesterday for Wolf
creek, near Craig, on the Montana Cen
tral, where he is developing a new cop
per mlnc. lie will be absent for some
time.
The price of ticket over the Great
Nolthern from Great Falls to st. Paul
is S2i; to Chicago $500; to ST. Louis
T32 80: to San Francisco, first-class Sil;
second.class, S2G.
The Arlington hotel on the West side
is temperance house, no liquors of any
kind are sold in the house and the room
where the trouble occurred on Sunday
night was the office.
Jacob Van Armon left yesterday for
Waukesha, Wis, where he will spend
the winter. lie will return IN the spring
to look after his large landed interests in
this city and vicinity.
The criminal list will be quite full
one at the December term OF court At
present there are nine persons in the
county Jail awaiting trial, while three
more arc out on bail. l'enton Press.
Friends of Rev. f.. A. Wasson, rector
of Grace Episcopal church, will be glad
to know that he is recovering from his
illness rapidly, and hopes to be able to
hold services in his church next Sunday
Up to last week S,i7S carloads of cat
tie reached Chicago from Montana,
amounting to l95, l0l head. which is 30
600 cattle more than went out of the
state last year and exceeds by $1,000 the
estimated run of the season.
The Columbia Falls Columbian says
the case of j. l.. Harris of Great Falls,
manager of the Butte a. Montana Com
mercial company, was on trial Tuesday
before Judges Smith and Sully. The
charge is that fish ladders were not pro
vided at the dam at Whitetish lake,
which is violation Of the game laws Of
Montana The case was dismissed.
FROM THuRspAY'o DAILY.
W. Tierney of Neihart is in the city.
H. II. Walker of Sand Coulce, is in the
city.
W. +. Burgy returned from Chicago
yesterday.
a. f.. Dickerman, G.. A. Wells, and G,
T.. Wilt went up to Helena
{. II. Austin and Dan Morris came
down from Cascade yesterday
G. ID. Eliot Belt, and j. Mac Smith,
Fargo, are registered at the Park.
j. B. Driver has returned from Dar-
lington. Wis, afte" months absence.
}. w. Mcknight, the merchant at
Dupuyer, Teton county, has been ap
pointed postmaster,
The dance at Groves hall on the north
side last night was well attended and all
had pleasant time.
Mrs. +. w. Webster returned yestcr
day from the east where she had been
visiting her parents and friends.
Strain Bros, commenced suit in the
district court yesterday against Patrick
Iby to recover S2l2,l3 on account.
Officer Grelinberger, the manager of
the chain gang, is kept busy these days
in repairing the streets with his pets,
On and after Saturday next, Nov. Is,
the fire bell will give twelve taps at L.
o'clock each day, until further orders.
nBlack Eagle Falls lodge, No. 6, Sta
tionary Engineers, will give dance at
Elks' hall on Tuesday evening, Nov. 81.
Harry Howie, the Sand Coulee thief,
has not been captured. lie laid his
plans to escape we'll before he robbed his
employer.
The First National bank Of Helena
wishes the address OF all il creditors who
have not yet received its proposed plan
OF resumption.
Miss Iona Armstrong returned yester-
day after an absence of several months
visiting relatives in kentucky, Kansas,
Ohio opl nallipv - 10 ,.orIl', fa;r