The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-14
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.

II iuob VI Vain DioS' ~ w.. WOOl
clip OF 600 sacks was received yesterday.
Ben Webster, clerk of the supreme
court, is down from Helena on a wool
buying expedition.
r. +. Collins and Ernest Crutcher
have decided to X. 5. Ford numerous
lots in West Great Falls.
Robert Il. Heidelberg and Corinue
Davidson and Andrew johnson and
Hannah G~reenberg have secured licenses
to wed.
Montana will send 133 delegates to
the bi-metallic league. 1t seems that
Great Falls should have more than seven
representatives,.
The Great Falls Meat company has
filed a report showing that they killed
seventy-nine head of cattle during the
month of June.
Wool receipts: W. II. Laird, u sacks,
1i,52G pounds; W. }. Beckett ~ Co., 20
sacks, J,29I pounds; q. VI, Stone, 81
sacks, 9,G3J pounds.
William II. Morrison and Henry
O'Rellly. natives of Canada, have de
clared their intentions of becoming citi-
zens of the United States.
a.. S. Philips has shipped his wool to
Luce and Manning, receiving nine
cents advance; last year he received
eighteen cents and considered it a low
rate.
Bank clearings for the week: Mon
day, 81, 1S3.3G; Tuesday. holiday; We'd
nesday, S66,Gi0,12; Thursday, 52G,934.5S;
Friday. ~S3G.2S1.GG; Saturday, SlS,7O2.5S.
Total, S220y3J1.9O.
{. II. McGee yesterday proved up be-
fore Clerk Cockrill on the south half of
the southwest quarter of section 10 and
the north half of the northwest quarter
of section 10, township lG north, range
8 east.
The following are the Great Falls del
egates to the bi. metallic leagues con-
v%ention, who will afterwards visit Wash
lngton: i. G.. Maclay, G. NJ. Webster,
Paris Gibson. r. Z, Collins. j. T. Arm.
ington, J. II. Mcknight and Il. S. Ford.
a crowd of about forty Neihart min.
ers, caused by the gold bugs to become
trampe, passed through Great Falls last
night on foot, en- route for the Dakota
wheat fields They were orderly and
have money but are saving it.
The Union Pacific and Northern Pa.
cific railroads at Butte have boycotted
the Great Northern and ordered all
agents to take no Interchangeable bust
ness. The Great Northern smiles and
shows its 3.OOO-mile tickets for SO and
seems to hold the winning hand stIll.
The Rocky Mountain Telegraph CON-
pany have reduced rates to all points
v.nsT ~ I'pnnt E,tl, n, ,,.t : Ia
word message on their direct wires 10
Anaconda, Butte, Deer Lodge. Philips
burg and M,ssOula is now 40 cents.
Their rate to all points eat is the same
as that Of the Western Union company.
The first small oX case to result IA
tally terminated in Butte yesterday.
Passengers ar" not allowed to leave
trains passing through Anaconda. nor
are any persons permitted to leave town,
and the quarantine Is 10 be mGde more
strict. Many citizens here rink the
city council Of Great Falls should be at
once convened, the ru'cs suspended. and
the ordinance creating / board Of health
finally acted upon. This would he an
ounce of prevention.
The Victoria -. c. Co,onist records
the marriage on July Of Mary Carver
Reid and Rev. !larrlc Alfrci Webb. the
brides father AMI iiev. john Reid. Jr..
late of Great Fails, officiating, Miss jcs
sic Reid acting 1s hIiiemaij. The
groom Will toe remembered as an evan
gciist who was associated with i,ey.
David II. Reid whI!r in Great FAILS. ami
the bride is q sister of the former pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church Of
Great Falls.
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