The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-07-06

various woolmen the past wesk v..
1900 Pounds which found ready marie,
with Harry Hughes the local buyer 70,
Andersen Bros. of Minneapolis. lin
doubtedly the amount would have bean
greeter II the existence of the nal,
market here had BEEN known by aoms
OF the outside woolmen.
The following officers were elected La,
Inursday night for the Cataract Lodge.
! OF Pythias, viz: @. E., j. Cock.
sset!er; v. e, J. A. Duncan; p, W.
br'ogeman; 4. OF r: s.. w. d. Benson;
NJ. OF F. ". Hoag; T., G. g. Miuter; M,
OF the lodge next Thursday EVENING whan
the above officers will be installed.
The following deeds have been record.
d Frank B. Wilcox and wife to Great
Falls National bank, lands In section "a
township 81 north, range 3 east, ard lee.
non ~ township 20 north, range 3 east:
=. m. Webster, trustee, and wife to Great
rails National bank, land in section 81.
township q north, range 2 east, and lots
H. block 448 and lot 10, block 446.
Patents from the United States to the
following persons were recorded yester.
DAY: Geo. A. Poole, southeast quarter
OF section IA, township 20 north, range s
EAST, l6O acres; James f. Irwin, south
east quarter Of the northeast quarter,
o the northeast quarter Of the south.
west quarter, and lots 3 and 4, section Z,
township IL north, range 6 east, 1882
acres.
The Great Northern railway made the
ofllowing announcement yesterday. A
round trip rate Of S73 IL made from
Great Falls to Asbury Park, N. j., for
the National Educational association,
Also, q round trip rate Of S61.2 5 to Cleve.
land, Ohio. for the Young Peoples Chris
tian Endeavor association. All mileage
books issued by the Great Northern rail-.
way are good on the Nor hern Steamship
company steamers.
7 About 400 carloads Of cattle have been
unloaded here during the past two
weeks, which are now grazing on the
west side. They are Utah and Arisona
cattle and are In very poor condition, the
cattle range in that country having been
eaten down by sheep. The stock will all
be reloaded again after gaining 4 little
strength and shipped to Montana. A
large number of dead ones were AMONG
the l%ot.-Idaho Falls Times.
Commencing yesterday the Great
Northern sleeper attached to the Allan.
tic express will be taken through to st.
Paul without change. Monday dining
cars will be attached to all through
trains. Heretofore the sleeper and din.
ing cars have bsen put on at Havre and
passengers have to 60 as far az H avre
without these two luxuries because only
the through train from Seattle carried
them. The library cal will also be at
tached next week.
Last night about 10 o'clock a person
started the rumor that there had bee, a
hold-up on the North side. There was
not a particle Of truth in 1t. The only
result was to shoulder about three hours
extra work on the already overtaxed DO
lice. To say the least the alarm 1t I'M
necessarily gives to the residence quar-.
ter, the extra work imposed ON the DC.
lice. b bad name falsely put on the
town, the man that starts such q rumor
ought to be run in and heavily fined.
The following persons yesterday proved
up on their land filings before Clerk OF
the Court Cockrill: Nicholas Montag,
presumption in section Is, township Il
north, range 5 east; Thomas o. Nordahl,
homestead in section Z, township 10
north, range l west; William Arndt,
timber culture in section 3, township 10
north, range 2 west; John Shannon.
homestead in section "a, township Is
north, range 5 east; Patrick Shannon,
homestead in sections s and 6, township
Is north, range 6 east.
At the meeting Of the Grand lodge
l. o. CT. ut Anaconda on Thursday the
following officers we're elected to serve
for the ensuing year: G. G. T., II. G.
Coy, Anaconda; G. v. r., Mrs. Yeaton,
Livingston; q. Coun., Il. w. Alton,
Butte; G. Sec, j. A. Longstaf, Butte;
q. Treas, j. w. James, Anaconda; G..
Asst. Sec., Mrs. Albert Frank, Helena;
G. Chap, Mrs. A. w. Manlove, East
Helena; G. Mar, James Northy, Gran.
lite; G. Dep. Mar, Miss Viola Rich, Dill
lon; G.. Guard, Mr.. Drazetedt, Living
ston; q. Sent, Mr.. Hutchinson, Butte.
Dillon Examiner: Mrs. Andrew Err.
wing, who is known to many people in
this county, was tried and convicted last
week in the district court at Great Falls
for practising medicine without a license.
She is serving out q SlCO sentence in the
county Jail at the latter place. The lady
has been plying her ~avocation in this
part Of the state for some time, and, as
We are reliably informed, bled a good
many victims who preferred to be treated
by a charlatan without any medical
training, rather than consult a local
physician Of standing and experience.
But there are always a large number OF
people in every community who like to
be humbugged.
The strike on the Northern Pacific
and other transcontinental lines is hav.
ing a visible effect on the passenger
traffic on the Great Northern. The
coaches are now crowded and undoubt-
eddy II the present state Of affairs con-
tinues W shall see trains running in two
or more sections. The buffet cars can
not begin to furnish refreshments to the
now en- route. Friday the
ast-bound train was compelled to lay
at this point to allow the passen-
gers to procure refreshments. This
state Of affairs will however be product.
i've OF good to the city by bringing stran-
gers here who would otherwise have
gone in another direction.
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