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

,. M. Moore. Everybody invited.
Yesterday Detective Germ arrested
four men on suspicion of being the par
ties engaged in throwing a man off of
Great Northern freight train between
Benton and Havre ON Monday night anc
robbing him. Two Of the men arrested
had quite a sun Of money in iheiI
possession. The officers are confident
that at least two of those arrested are
the right parties. 1t was impossible to
get full particulars from Ilavre last
night. The parties arrested gave their
names as John Barry, a. Anderson, Jas.
Lewis and Frank Raymond. IF it turns
out that none of these men are the right
ones, two of them will be held for vag-
rancy, and the other two will have TO
account for the ready cash they had in
their pockets when arrested. Tramps
as a rule, don't carry much money these
days.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
John Andersen went up TO Helena
yesterday.
Al, Vance and wife of Dupuyer, are
at the Park.
=. w. Bradford of Tim, came in from
Ulm last evening,
Francis l.. Street and Jas. l.. Dryer
of Cora, are in the city
T.. a. Logan came over the range from
halispell yesterday on business
John A. Sanders and Mrs. Stockwell
OF Helena, are registered at the Ulm.
Born--Tuesday night to the wife of
Frank Eggar, Of West Great Falls, a son.
There will be a special meeting of the
county commissioners on next Monday,
Nov. 6.
Paul ButzloT' recently fIom Bruins.
wick, Ga, has purchased the Vienna
bakery.
There will be a special meeting of the
Board of Trade on Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
The present cold snap is general
throughout the northwest. 1t came
from the east.
Helen M. Lehman of Livingston ar
rived in the city yesterday and is stop
ping at the Park.
Those seeking employment should
read tho local al headed ''wanted'' in
today's TRIBUNE.
The commission of Charles Wegner as
at Great Falls was forwarded
from Washington Tuesday.
Work on the Third street sewer is be-
ing pushed Il head with vigor. Day and
night shifts are now being worked.
Sheriff James Deakin of Glasgow, Val
Low nnilnfy IN old fi,nn frin,.l 20 M.I.I !
Pontct, was in the city a few hours
yesterday.
A bill of sale was recorded yesterday
from Robert Vaughn to G.. G. Buck for
stock Ct liquors in the basement of the
Elk saloon.
VI. }. Murphy. business manager of
Katie Emmett company, arrived
yesterday and will have the town billed
'or his troupe.
II. A. ltingwald, deputy custom in
ipector on the boundary line at Sweet
irass, arrived in the city last night on
official business.
There have been SO many open charges
If corruption and fraud in Great Falls
financial circles that a grand Jury is be-
nS spoken Of, to investigate the charges.
Hezekiah Hosmer, who served as
thief justice Of the territory of Montana
or eight years from 1864, died at his
in San Francisco, on Tuesday aged
s years.
The following marriage licenses were
ssued yesterday by Court Clerk Cock
i'll: William Wilder and Catherine
iouldis, both of Great Falls; Tim Con
or and Rose T.. Johnson, both of Au-
usta.
Conductor Jerry Flannegin Of the ,
lontana Central, returned yesterday ,
ON the east. where he has been for the /
tst SIX weeks visiting relatives and {
lie reports ! genera! revival in \
)niidenCc and business all through the .
asst. +
The Manhattan is assassinating prices =
the merchant tailoring line. Immense f
ar, aims are offered by Nalbach ~ Cock q
II fOr tho simple reason thar they want -
CLOSE ont this branch OF their business. +,
otter lifting garments than those turn -
| out by this firm cannot be had west 4
Chicago. Sec their al for prices. ii
James White, from Montana, IN at. s.
II I'6iIS W E'l 'lI an lIllt1 VI bhll Tar u
ear Fourteenth avenue south last Sat :,
evening, WAS thrown violently to .
10 ground and severely hurt about the a,
and head. lie was taken to the u
ty hospital. Minneapolis Tribune. J.,
Il. II. Powers is the happy posscssor d
IA South Africa lizard which Il friend
I'VE him on his recent visit to Chicago. it
he little pc: is not as handsome AS a G.
cture, but is as lively as a Dakota biz di
nd IN wheat harvest. II was on cxhi hi
ton at the sheriif's office yesterday. or
Thomas Burke, formerly employed in 70
@ 3. n NJ. smelter in this city, was ar n
stcd ia Anaconda on Tuesday. charged %
tn stealing three rolls of costly cloth n
I'm a tailor shop IL that city. lie was nj
mmittcd to Jail in default Of 500 bail =
+ trial at the next term of thC district 81
urt in Deer Lodge county. ar
J yesterday Rev. VIM. bennington went III
to Helena to attend a series of
Iptist missionary meetings and a re.
ptiOn to be given to d number Of mis- ~
'naries who will stop Off for Il day on
cir way to San Francisco where they