The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-17
SPRAY OF THE
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

Gaze yesterday on business.
Born. in Great Falls, March II, to the
wife OF Robert Pontet, "a daughter.
Born, in Great Falls, March II, to the
wife of Robert Bissett, a daughter.
Frank S. O'Dell came in from Sand
Coulee yesterday and will return today.
The Boston & Montana company's pay
roll at Butte contains the names of 1000
men
Yesterday the commissioners appoint
ed Sam Dodd road supervisor for district
No. Is.
The county commissioners were busy
Yesterday looking over and passing upon
bills against the county. No action was
taken In the court house matter.
a. +. Schmitz, president of the Mon.
tana Brewing company, returned from
the east yesterday, whore he contracted
for the machinery, etc., for the brewery
plant,
Samuel Quail, general manager of the
Great Falls Mining and Prospecting
company, left Yesterday for Wolf creek,
for the purpose of making arrangements
to M work in developing the i'm
mense copper deposits belonging to the
company there.
Deputy Sheriff Dwyer left yesterday
with Jacob llarris-'Jew Jake'-for the
penitentiary at Deer Lodge, where Jake
will spend n year in meditation over
the follies Of a misspent life. Possibly
Jake thinks it "A picnic as compared with
what he deserved.
Cascade county has no public admin
istrator. G. A. Lee, elected last fall,
qualified and then resigned. Several
persons have been rendered the office
but all declined. There is no salary and
the fees are few and far between. Hence
nobody will take it..
the Great Falls Iron Works company
on Saturday the following officers were
elected: President, l.. S. Woodbury.;
vlce-president, Paris Gibson; treasurer,
Z. IL. Jov; secretary. w. T.. Brown. The
abovesoflicers and 7. f. Collins, j. Shan
nan and II. o. Chowen compose the
board Of directors.
The Grand Forks N. d. Herald says
that about April ID the Great Northern
will d another passenger train TO its
seryic- in connection with the opening
of its new line to the coast to passenger
service. The new train will be a flyer
! with a time schedule of forty-five miles
an hour. The equipment will be new
throughout and will be equal to any in
the world.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Banner lodge No. 40, |. O. OF. will be
1prfttLtAl a. Na.Ia. NHtIl-,
Marbh %.
Married, in Great Falls, March II.
1893, by Rev. John Ried, \. II. Furman
and Henrietta Miller, both of Augusta,
Mont.
w. O. Dexter, one of the good farmers
of Choteau county, arrived yesterday
and will be in attendance at the farmers
meeting today.
The new machinery for the Royal
Milling Cos. mill and elevator has ar.
rived and is being put in place by the
mill-wrights.
The republican city executive COM
mittee have elected a. e. Dickerman
vice George Bulge resigned, and w. VI,
Bole secretary.
f.. r. Hooker and Nick O'Brien have
traded residences on Fifth avenue north.
Mr.. DBrien gives his house and lot and
$500 for Mr.. Rockers residence.
Waters ~ Wales have moved their ey-
cellent stock Of harness, saddlery aud
horse clothing into the new two story
building on Third street directly OPP
poslte the post office.
\ letter was received from Sheriff
Hamilton who, with his family, has been
sojourning in California for several
weeks, stating that they would return to
Great Falls about April |.
p. II. Hughes was around yesterday
getting pointers for the farmers meeting
today. Among the important items he
will report to I e meeting are that since
January !. 1888 the merchants of this
city have brought from abroad and sold
in this city over $1,000 worth of potatoes;
$1,000 in butter and $1,000 in eggs.
Gov. Richards received a draft from
the United States treasury department
for Sll,921.Il. Under the act admitting
Montana as a state the general govern
mcnt provided for the payment of five
per cent to the state of the net proceeds
of the sales Of public lands within the
state after its admission. This money
goes to the credit Of the school fund,
Under Gov. Tooies q ADMINISTRATION the
state received ~+ls.1O7.1l, which carried
the account up tn june 81, 1891. The
amount received by Gov. Richards is
the percentage on sales from July l. 1891
to June 30, 1892.
NJ. &. Matteson Of Butte has lust or
ganized IA branch Of the Brotherhood of
Stationary Engineers here. 1t will be
known as Great Falls lodge, No. >. The
following officers were elected: 7. },
Ganter. president; James Bonnelli. vice
president; Elmer Stoman deputy presi
dent; j. $. Montgomery. secretary, j. Il.
Mitchell, treasurer; l.. +. Forest. con,
ductor; Bert Johns. inside guard: Il,
Jergengen, outside guard. Ihirty-four
members were enrolled. Mr.. Matteson
has also organized a lodge Of the y. \,
$. f.. at Neihart a twenty-five mem,
bers.
Henry Nogel. who has the contract for
paving Central venue called at TIf