The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-16

north-now has to 60 to Great Falls vii
Steele and then come back the following
day, thus greatly delaying matters.
A snow storm of more than .usua.
severity ragged in and about Anaconda
during Saturday night and interfered
with traffic on the butte, Anaconda &
Pacific road. In a canyon about two
miles and a half this side of the town q
snow-slide took place and at a late hour
Saturday evening the force of workmen
comprising the entire laboring crew OF
the line, had not succeeded in removing
it. The wind blew a hurricane and
kept hurting the snow into the cut faster
than the men could get it out. The line
was 80 completely b~Iackaded that traine
could not get through until late Sunday
evening.
David Fisher, we'll known in this city,
wal seriously injured on Sunday after
noon by being thrown out of the wagon
by the team he was driving running
away on the hill about two miles and
a half above Truly, on Deep creek. After
being thrown out of the wagon he held
on to the lines and was dragged some
distance before he let go of them. DR..
Weitman was summoned Sunday night
at about 10 o'clock and left Immediately
arriving at the house where Mr.. Fisher
had been taken to at 2 o'clock in the
morning. Upon examination he found
that two ribs on the left side were brok-
en- and the spine injured, besides several
other bruises. When he left yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Fisher was doing as we'll
as could be expected under the circum-
stances.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Reports from the mountains west and
south Of this city indicate a general tbaw.
Policeman Jos. Martin was taken to
Columbus hospital yesterday for medical
treatment.
A marriage license was issued yester.
day to Martin Hanson, aged %, and Ma
tilda M. Christensen, aged %, both Of
Maiden, Fergus county.
u. 7. Burton and wife of Choteau, left
yesterday for st. Paul. MIR. Burton will
return about the Goth with a number of
settlers for his Choteau lands.
At annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the First National bank held yester-
day afternoon, an adjournment was
taken to Thursday, March Odd.
Samuel Scott Morrison, after an alb
sence of several months holding down a
ranch on Bird creek, returned to the
city yesterday to see his many friends.
S. M. Corson of the Choteau Montan
has purchased the Teton Times and
will consolidate them and issue a paper
worthy OF the enterprising town CT
Choteau.
". Peck arrived Yesterday from the
gold placer mines on the Judith river.
above Utica. The company is now driy.
ing a tunnel along bed rock and getting
ready for the spring work. Thus Far the
prospects have been very fattering.
On Sunday Master M. Bliss Kelly, son
): j. Kelly, manager of the Park hotel,
his ninth birthday by giving
! dinner to his young acquaintances'
His guests we're the Misses Inez Brown.
elizabeth Vaughn, Bernice Brown, and
Lee and Shirley Ford.
Benton Press: A three-stamp quartz
nlli, the property OF Manning Brothers,
VII be set up in the Little Rockies and
WI De put IN operation in a few days.
~ reports from that mining district in.
lcate that the Little Rockies will ere
ong become one OF the richest gold min
ng districts in Montana.
w. l.. Martin of Martin & Co. saws
mere Is a much greater demand for seed
neat n barley o than in any past
ear and the acreage sown will be large
: in excess OF previous years. The com
any has already disposed of one car of
bed wheat and yesterday received an /
Their shipment Of a similar size.
The Benton Press a y that G. L. Over.
eld came down from Great Falls and ,
ft on Monday morning with l. f,
for the ranch of Overfield a. !
hurchill some fifteen miles down the ,
-Issouri: Mr.. Overfield has been in !
Dor health for a year past, and hopes to i.
.nch. /
SUIT was commenced in the district
.urt yesterday by Charles Neagle
'ainst Is. Faryin for $500 damages. T
complaint sets forth that the plant I
q reputation as a baker of bread a
hes, n pies has been damaged by a .
ram publication over the signature of n
Neagle. D' b
eclipse of the moon, visible to all .
2 onlted States west of the lC0th me- g,
llan' will occur on the morning Of "
arch y, Wednesday of the next week. r
le Tooth parallel passes Just east Of h
smarck, A. d., consequently the e~clipse N
be visible to all Montana from the al
urs OF G:25 to SIG a. m. The eclinse
Il cover one-fourth of the moon.
Aissoula Democrat: Prof. Emmett
ce nas disposed Of his interest in the pc
met opera house to his partner, g. Pl
Harnois. Mr.. Race, accompanied bv pa
family, will leave the Garden city
out April ! for Great Falls, where he da
,ects TO reside permanently. Prof. III
Mrt. Race have a host of warm hi
'nus II MissOula who will deeply re. We
t theii departure,
tobert fngiish was sentenced TO the BE
lltentiary For one year and to nav a en-
OF S2C0 By Judge Benton yesterday. WI
Is sentence was in accordance with Sol
verdict returned by jury. He will
AIKEN over the ang in a day or two !