The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-08

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Wareham, son Of the deceased, came to
town Tuesday for q casket and the re-
mains were inferred at the home ranch
Wednesday. Deceased came to this sec.
ton in 1875 and leaves a wife, five sons
and three daughters.
George Reynolds, one of the Milwau-
kee hotel robbers recently arrested at
Deer Lodge, was up before Justice Race
yesterday on another charge of hotel
robbing, The information sets forth
that on the 23d Of May he stole from the
Minneapolis one coat, vest, pair Of pants,
and hat valued at 1913; also a watch
chain and charm valued at $40. The
most of the property is now in the pos.
session Of the sheriff. Reynolds pleaded
not guilty and waived examination and
was bound over for trial in the district
court in the sum Of $500. and not being
able to furnish bonds was sent back to
the county Jail.
Helena Herald: Brother Yerkes, the
esteemed president of the Montana
Press association, calls upon the pushers
Of the editorial quill in this state to lay
secular" and attend the annual press
reunion, which begins at Great Falls,
June IA. The Herald seconds the
motion. Let us all take a drink at the
| Giant spring next month, watch the In.
dian sun dance or the dance Of the
authorities in trying to suppress 1t, take
in the free excursion and incidentally
| the free lunch counters and swap lies
with Major Anderson and Hugh Nc
Quad. Lay off for a few days, breth-
ern lay off; and then it will be easier
to come of when the campaign opens
and you get to exchanging compli-
ments.
RON SUNDAYS DAILY.
Yesterday Daniel Hunt, native Of Can
ada, declared his intentions to become
a citizen Of the United States.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Anton Kiefer. aged IS, and Anna
Nopens, aged 81, both Of Sand Coulee.
There are eighty-tive cases on the civil
calendar for trial during the term Of the
district court, commencing Monday.
Jonathan Sc we'll, chief engineer of the
Sand Coulee coal mines, left yesterday
for a two months visit with relatives in
England.
Hay men report the grass crop east
OF town better nov than it was in July
last year, and they expect to commence
haying very
Judge Benton has decided to issue an
order for a grand jury during the term
of court which %cOnvenes or Monday.
The jury will be drawn on Monday.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
the Great Falls Improvement company
to j. E. Houston for the west forty feet
Of lot G, block Is, B. g. g. F. addition,
$1,325.
Herman Benner has resigned as book
keeper OF the Great Falls Iron works to
accept a position with Cashier Coal &
Coke company at Belt, to which place
he will remove his family.
Sam Quail came down from his mines
on Wolf creek, near Craig, yesterday
He reports work progressing in all the
mines in that section and new discover
les being made nearly every day OF cop
per, lead, etc.
Prof. F. Rhyner Of Newcastle, Wyo.
arrived in the city the other day. He il
a band teacher Of superior capabilities
and comes to this city highly recon-
mended. He is DESTROYS Of giving in
structions in this city.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Marion have left
Great Falls to spend the summer
months with Mrs. Ford at her ranch
near Arlington. They contemplate
visiting the National park before return
ing to the city in the fall.
1t is understood that the Hogan army
held a meeting yesterday afternoon re
garding moving. About three-fourthl
voted in favor Of going by boat down thu
Missouri river, and it is very probable
they will leave for Fort Benton today.
1.-THE Commercial Drummer" is the title
Of a comedy that will be presented t
the public at the opera house by a nun
Der Of young amateurs Of this city. Thu
boys are working had at rehearsals ant
are bound to give the people something
to laugh at,
Regular passenger trains are running
over the Great Northern as far rs Kalis
pell, and as soon as the high water O
the western end recedes traffic to tn
coast will be resumed. The Northern
Pacific and Union Pacific are also Gu
off from coast points by high water.
Sunset lodge, No. IL, colored Masons
was organized in Great Falls May 81
started off with ten members. The or
ganizers were Charles Cushingberry
Butte; George Williams, Great Falls; j
A. Redd, Great Falls. The officers 10
the ensuing year are: w. M, Georg
Williams; s. w., j. H. Redd; j. W., {
T,awaon. g m William Rairpauuh
!, treasurer, w. M. Morgan.
Conductor Decker Of the Great North
, ern extension wat in the city a fey
hours yesterday. In connection will
, his duties as conductor he is also run
, ming the Palace hotel at Havre. Tn
arteeian we'll recently struck in tina
|, town continues to flow an abundance o
, made to bore a number Of wells in dill
> ferent parts Of the town soon.
The fifth annual convention of tn
Montana State Sunday School associ
, alton will be held at Missoula on Jun
12, 13 and IA. The program is an in
teresting one. A cordial invitation
extended to all Sunday school worker
to attend. Those expecting to atten
, will address j. d. Tribby, Missoul,
= Montana.
Fort Benton Press: The Coxeyites ar
, working away industriously at thei
! ship yard below the old fort, and fv
large fiat boats we're launched, ready I
receive their crews, today. Five MOI
I boats are under way, and will be CON
a platad nv SATURDAY. ovonin0 A mov