The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-08
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
David Marks of Helena is in town.

S. w. Matteson left yesterday for Chi
cago.
Charles Parsons returned Monday
from Tacoma.
Fred Warren and j. d. Waite of Utica
returned Monday from Chicago.
Miss Fortune and Miss Fennimore
have returned from their vacations.
l.. S. Warren and Emma j. Fritz, both
of this city, have been licensed to wed.
Harry p. Hansen of Cascade filed a
patent for GAO acres Of desert land yes
terday.
The county commissioners met yester-
day in regular session, which will last
several days.
G. Ekland, the popular driver for the
lower smelter, has returned from a visit
to Norway and the worlds fair.
Charles S. Jackman of Butte has
decided to Reta Armstrong Of the same
place lots % and "a, block 9, Fourth adj
dition, for 1925.
Mr.. j. l.. Harris of the b. Il NJ. Com
mercial company left last night over the
narrow guage road for Kalispell. He
will be absent three or four days.
G. NJ. Webster has filed a notice of
water right location to twenty inches of
a spring on the southeast quarter of Sec
ton SO, township % rorth, range 4 east.
Fred Olmstead, of fake hold-up fame,
was tried in the police court yesterday
for creating false and mischievous re-
ports. He vas sent to join the chain
gang for tifty-tive days.
The Axtell stables has changed hands
and is now under the management of
Mr.. Hector McIver. Mr.. McIver is we'll
known in this community and will no
doubt meet with the success he de-
serves.
Joe Herring, his boy Jesse and Will
Erwin had great shooting about fifteen
miles beyond Sand Coulee Sunday, bag
ging 105 chickens. 1t is reported that
they used IA net but Joe denies the same
as "a base SANDER.
! George McClary, a blacksmith, was
fined $50 and costs yesterday for shoot
ing at his partner, a man by the name of
S. Gamester. The cause of the shooting
was because of the latter's attention to
l McClary's wife.
The city schools opened yesterday
with a fair attendance, some pupils being
kept away because of the vaccination
rule. The school board has granted a
|, school teacher in the Chichester neigh
! borhood and one in the Coon neighbor-
hood, both out of the city limits.
At the meeting of the school board
last night it was agreed to lay the bids
for constructing the high school on the
t table until the bonds could be sold. On
]. motion of A. r. Kellison the $4,000
| worth of school bonds were ordered re-
. turned from Chicago.
0 Anyone having clothes or provisions
O that they wish TO donate to the cause Of
= charity can leave the same at the store
room corner of Central asenue and Fifth
e street. The proper committees will be
{ on hand to receive such contributions
and will see to it that the wishes of the
donors are carefully carried out.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
l.. b. Bupnell of Helena is at the Park
Supt. jerks left last evening for st
n Paul.
g w. II. Thomas of Highwood is a CUES
Of the Ulm.
q J. +. Gumberling Of Sun River is a
o the Milwaukee.
II. Strain and family have gone t.
see the worlds fair.
Mrs. S. d. Blivins and daughter lief
| yesterday for Dillon.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
o |. W. Hickory Tuesday night.
The county superintendent will holt
another teachers examination next Sat
q urday.
j. IL. Moe, cashier of the bank of Fer
gus county, arrived from LEWISTON
Tuesday and left yesterday for Helena.
10 There wal an air Of serenity aroun'
the police court yesterday, no breaker o
Is the city ordinances having fallen in tn
r. police net.
b. +. James, IL well-known freightel
arrived in town yesterday from Lewis
town with 10000 pounds of bran for "
~ l.. Martin IL Co.
at The county commissioners spent yes
es terday checking up warrants and toda
will commence examining the books q
the several county officers.