The weekly tribune., 1894-01-26
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
The Butte Inter Mountain says that
Butte & Boston smelter ships two and
three car loads of matte to the B. & M.
refinery at Great Falls every day.
The First National bank of Helena re-
sumed business at the old stand yester-
day and received large amount for de-.
posit from old and new customers.
Married in Great Falls at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Sharp, Fourth ave-
nue. north, Henry Wapsholt and
Josephine Henan. Rev. Rodgers Of
ficiating.
| Articles Of incorporation of the Kaslo
Cattle company, with Andrew Albright,
John Maloney and Burnett Price as in.
corporators, were recorded yesterday.
Capital stock, $500, par value of shares,
S1.0O
1t is understood that the sidings at
Craig are going to be considerably
heightened, on account of the increase
in the traffic over the Montana Central
railway, and this point being 80 ad-
vantageous for the passage of trains.
The industrial conference at Butte
closed its labors on Saturday. The pol
| iticians were in the majority and they
succeeded in having the platform Of the
peoples party endorsed. The minority
fought hard against bringing Eolirics
into the conference but their efforts
were of no avail
At the meeting OF the Great Falls
lodge A. o. u. ". held last night at
their lodge room in the Minot block the
following officers we're installed: j. A.
Barnard, NJ. w.; Thomas Lanning, fore
man. @. E. Boomer, overseer; Charles w,
Pomeroy, recorder; G. II. Clark, tinap-
cier; s. S. Hawkins, receiver: w. D.
Randall, trustee; Drs. A. G. Ladd and
w. H. Gelsthorpe, medical examiners.
Helena Independent: A deed was
put on record Saturday transferring
from Massena Bullard to Charles w.
Cannon all the property mentioned in
the assignment made by the latter to
the former on July 26th last. 1t states
that Mr.. Cannon has made satisfactory
arrangements with reference to all the
claims against him, and that his credi-
tors discharged him from all obligations
Detective Murphy of Butte, Sunday,
arrested man who gave his name as
Joe Williams, on the charge Of passing
bogus checks on the merchants of Butte.
When arrested Williams was about get
ting on the train for Great Falls where
he intended to work the check racket.
He had only been out Of the penitentiary
few days when arrested. He stands
good show Of going back to his old quart
ers at Deer Lodge.
Livingston Post: Louis Schott has re-
turned from Great Falls where he leased
vacant store building. In company
with his brother Gus, who has been in
Chicago for the past year, Louis will en-
gage in the wholesale liquor business at
the Falls. They have secured the
agency for the handling of Pabst Mil
waukee beer and have ordered bottling
machinery. Schott Bros. expect to be
established in business at Great Falls in
about month.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Thomas w. Murphy, leading young
lawyer, and Miss Laura S. Mcintyre,
the artist, both of Fort Benton, were
married Monday afternoon.
Real estate dealers were pretty active
yesterday in hustling up property. The
outlook for considerable property chang
ing hands at fair figures within the next
few weeks is very promising.
The January number OF the Montana
Farmer is to hand--sixteen pages of ex.
cellent reading matter. Both editorially
and geographically the paper is
credit to the state. We wish it long life
and prosperity
Labor Commissioner Mills of Helena
has sent out notices requesting informa-
tion of the number of men who we're
thrown out of employment from June l
to Dec. l, 1893, on account OF the repeal
of the silver bill
John j. Weiderman of the Troy
laundry was exhibiting new samples of
his soap yesterday. 1t has an ivory ap-
pearance, and from tests made gives
more satisfactory results than any soap
imported into the city.
On Monday the state supreme court
in session at Helena handed down
number of opinions among them were
two for Cascade county as follows: p.
P. Nelson vs. James Donovan. Motion
to dismiss appeal from order granting
new trial and judgment on pleading sus-
tanned. j. Bookwalter vs. G. E. Conrad
ct al. Motion to diemiss appeals denied.
Manager j. j. Davis Of the Billings
Stage company, after few days battle
with severe cold. is able to be around
attending to business. He made trip
along his stage line last week from Bill
lings to Great Falls, arriving Saturday.
He had a tough time getting through
the Judith country owing to the drifted
enow. In many places road had to be
cut through the drifted snow to let the
stage pass. He reports range stock
looking extremely we'll all along his line.
Last Saturday night occurred an
event which passed off with great eclat
at the Black Diamond city. This was
the marriage of Miss Clara Anderson of
Great Falls, to Mr.. E. e. Erickson of
Sand Coulee. The marriage ceremonies
were held at the Methodist church, and
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Carlson in
the orthodox Norwegian fashion. AS
this was the first ceremony of the kind
in Sand Coulee the church was natural
ly crowded. After the conclusion of the
ceremonies the wedding party proceeded
to the Union hall where dancing was
an ;ovad nv the hanny marty all NIGHT