The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
been adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday

been adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
Tom Wheeler of Sand Coulee arrived
in the city yesterday from Belt, and re-
ports things lively, especially when ne
was there.
Rene Curin formerly superintendent
sf the "Oueen OF the Hills' at Nelhart,
is now a resident of Sappington, Gala
tin county.
Yesterday afternoon the streets OF the
city were enlivened by the passage OF
sleighs crowded with school children
singing patriotic songs
Suit was commenced is the district
court yesterday by Sandy Peterson
against George Kinds. claiming dam
ages to the amount of S2O,OOO.
Two light drunks answered to roll call
in the police court yesterday morning
They we're assigned to the chain gang
for six and three days respectively.
The Great Falls Meat company few
days ago received pet bear from Gas
cade. The animal is Kept chained in
the yard back of the market.
Yesterday being the natal day of Chief
Burns Of the fire department he enter
tanned IA select party of friends. a So
cial time was enjoyed.
More side tracks were ordered yester
day to be constructed at Belt. and Con
tractor p. S. Hughes left Great Falls for
Belt. to superntend the construction oil
the same.
Yesterday was ground hog day, and
Old Sol shined from sun up TIL sun
down. Mr.. ground hog therefore retired
to his hole and will remain there Tor elX
weeks, if the old saying is reliable.
Julius Horst has leased the Bach-Cory
block. corner Of Central avenue ano
Park drive, and will convert it into
first class hotel, and expects to have l,
in running order within twenty days.
Company A of this city has engaged
the opera house for Feb. %, Wash
ington's birthday. They will presen
one Of the most novel entertainment
that has ever been given in Great Falls
Yesterday afternoon while the SanC
Coulee train was passing near the Grea
|, Falls brewery, hot box on one OF th'
cars, resulted in the loss OF wheel
This of course stopped the train bu
allowed the passengers to view tho win
ter vista of Broadwater bay.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday. Townsite company to tn
, Goodrich Lumber company, lot Il
block 2i0. first addition, Sl,2O0; B. " q
+. Land company, to Mrs. :. II. White
I lot |, block 90 Boston IL Great Falls ad
) ditiOn, $3.50: Sister Julian to the Sister
of Chariety, lots l, > and 3, block 2Gi
= third addition.
Yesterday the Great Falls Iron work
scored another success. Another cast
A ing weighing two tons of molten iro
a was successfully cast 1t is an aci
: tank for the electrolytic plant, at tn
b Boston g. Montana smelter in this cit,
!, similar in character 20 the one alread
,. described in the columns Of The THU
y UNE. but more elaborate.
Women that are eligible to member
Z ship in the Daughters of the Revolutio
T are respectfully requested to send the
v names to Mrs. Mary do Y. WATSON, II
s Third avenue north, that steps may /
n taken to form state organization. ]
b be eligible to membership woman mu.
II be above Is years OF age and be a line
descendant from an ancestor that a
+ sisted in the establishment of America
!, independence.
l, In conversation yesterday with h
J. honor the mayor, in relation to the IL
e condition of some of the side walks
( this city, DR.. Gelsthorpe stated tn;
y whenever three or more persons are
} Jail they are taken out to clean tt
sidewalks, etc. But by ordinance a
v property owners are required to clean q
!. the sidewalks in front of their propert
'r Referene is made in our editori
g columns, to communication receive
d by Supt. w. ID. Dickinson of the Gre
z Falls Electric Light and Power compar
Is from Dresden in Germany. The he
e generated in the street cars, at Gre
Falls is produced on the Carpenter sy
"a TEN. This electric appliance is base
II on the well known natural law of ele
Il trio heat produced by resistance.
RS Yesterday evening David Roach Xxi
y had a narrow escape OF crossing II
I; great divide. AS switch engine a
al preached the bridge from the West sid
id he attempted to get on the foot board
81 front of the engine. 1t being slipper
he fell face forward on the ground. al
J. the engine pushed HIM some twen
IF feet, The snow packed on the ties sa
% ed him, and beyond few extern
10 bruises he miraculously escaped deaf
m The examining surgeon loes not thin
,t that be has any internal injuries.
10 FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
- Born at Choteau, Jan. 20 to the wi
~ of =. Nj. Corson, son.