The weekly tribune., 1893-10-27


at Murphy Maclays, returned Yesterday
from the worlds fair. He had very
pleasant time He says the Montana
exhibit IN the mines and mining build
ing and especially the Rehan statue. is
one of the chief attractions at the fair
and deserves better treatment at the
hands of the press of tho state.
General Manager Mohler of the Great
Northern arrived from the west yester-
day afternoon by special train, lie has
been out on the coast and on his return
came to Butte via the Northern Pacific,
lie informed TRIBUNE reporter that
the east and westbound passenger trains
will change time about tomorrow or
Monday. Each will arrive here about
two honI7 earlier under the new sched-
ulo. Mr.. MOhler left by the regular
eaStbound.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
c, y. TOolc of Sweet Grass is in town
Pat Arthur left yesterday for the
worlds fair.
Mrs. Howard and family left last even.
ing for Chicago.
A. }. Shores and II. Fl. Matterson went
to Choteau yesterday.
Ian Wells and John Renner loft last
night for the worlds fair.
Mre. A. NJ. Scott will leave tonight for
the Flour city to visit friends.
!. NJ. Chamberlain of Grafton, Mont,
is among the recent arrivals at the Ulm.
r. f., Collins aud \. Il. Ammon went
to Butte yesterday Oh mining business.
John Hodhson and family of Cascade
passed through yesterday EN- route to
the worlds fair
+. w. Robertson and r. w. Brann of
Grafton arrived in town yesterday and
are at the Park.
w. G. Smith has returned from the
Judith where he has been looking after
his sheep interests.
Jere Sullivan Of Benton was in town
yesterday at the llm house. He left in
the evening for the north.
Charles II. Irish decided yesterday to
l.. G.. Phelps, receiver, lot 3, block 5O2
for consideration of 81, 1920.
Travelling Auditor Godfrey of the
Great Northern Express company re-
turned yesterday from the worlds fair.
Mrs. Nick O'Brien left Helena Thurs
day in company with her sister dan the
latters husband on route for the world g
fair.
j. d. Anderson, Henry Herman and l.
j.. Ward sheepmen from Ohio, are at the
Ulm house. They are from the section
of the Buckeye state from which j. A,
Gockstetter came,
County Commissioner f. Cooper and
| family were among the passengers on
yesterdays east bound train. They will
spend the rest of the month seeing the
sights at the worlds fair.
The Park tboator employees charged
with robbing = man named Moore were
! to have bron examined yesterday, but
owing to certain witnesses falling 10 ap-
pear judge Race postponed the exam
1 inatiou until Monday
Frank iileptoi<o recorded yesterday q
1 piucnr right location ON twenty acres ot
lIud along tho iur Of the Ncihnrt
, branch 4 third of mile hrlow the
/ ti'.o.,N l.. NJ. siding. the iadd Is taken
tor limestone and other valuable min
, erals.
There was no sleeper ON the cast bound
last night it having been side tracked
west of hore owing to the running gear
getting out Of order after leaving Butte
Passengers w1o secured berths here and
at Helena were Accommodated all right at
| ilavre.
}. w, Powers, the Fort Benton, Mont,
cattleman, was at the yards today says
| Wednesdays Drover's journal. Mr.
Powers says the range is good and pros.
poets for winter feed is all right, but
owners will ship all the beeves they can
gather.
Passengers from the east yesterday say
that child was born on the train Few
miles this side of Fort Buford. The
woman who gave birth to the child lived
on the coast in the vicinity Of Seattle.
The train was held at Buford long