The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-06
The electric lights will shine in the

The electric lights will shine in tn,
court house offices. The order shutting
the lights off was countermanded yes
terday.
Yesterday the Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel
left by the west bound train for Missouls
to hold a quarterly meeting in the NJ. T.
church at that place.
In Butte on Saturday "Red' German
the murderer of Nellie Meigs, was sen,
fenced to twenty.one years imprison.
ment in the penitentiary.
Ira Myers and family have left fol-
Minneapolis on a visit of several weeks
duration. Before he returns Mr.. Myers
intends visiting numerous other cities.
Messrs. Dyas, Vaughn, and Chandler
with the county recorder and clerk OF
the court we're engaged yesterday draw.
ing a jury for the June term of the dis.
trict court.
The following deeds were recorded
Yesterday: Townsite company to Siragan
S. Costikyn, lot 3, block 357, First add.
ton. S2,200; same to Joseph Hamilton,
lot 3O5, $500.
Last Sunday the now Methodist
church at Chinook was opened for wor-
ship with Rev. II. Hicks as pastor. Rev.
Van Orsdell, presiding elder of this dis
trict. was present and reports the church
as crowded and the services very inter
esting.
Benton Press: Charles Rowe will give
a dance at the Grand Union hotel on the
evening of April 16. He promises that
| tha affair shall ha frll,- ~ 20 <lo l;-L
standard OF Grand Union dances, and
will be the last he will give this sea
son. Invitations will be issued in a few
days.
John Mcguire has completed his book
ings for the lecture tour which he pro-
poses giving in nearly all the Montana
towns. His subject will be Robert
Emme and His Times" He will begin
his lecture tour at Anaconda April II.
The date for Great Falls has not yet
been fixed upon.
White Sulphur Springs News: News
reached here this week of the
burning Of the residence of Charles
Severance at Okla. The fire caught
from a defective hue. The loss will ag-
gregate something in the neighborhood
vi ClO1NOt' ~ 10 uOI huoWu WIblubT
there is any insurance.
The secretary of the Great Falls Board
of Trade, with a view of obtaining full
data which woul interest parties desir-
ious of establishing creamelies. requests
all farmers within a radius of ten miles
Of Great Falls, also at Belt, Arlington,
Red Buttes, Smith river and Cascade, to
inform him of the number of cow and
amount Of milk which would be avail
able for that purpose.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
Born, last Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
August Erickson Of Red coulee, a daugh-
ter.
The Tiger and Moulton mines at Bar
ker shipped twenty-five car loads of ore
during the month OF March.
The Missouri river is gradually rising
and is as muddy as the politics of the
republican party in this city.
Yesterday men and teams were at
work grading and fixing up Sixth street
south, between First and Second ave.
nues.
Last evening the total registration vote
was S18. The voters must hurry up il
they wish to vote at the coming city
election.
The Board Of Trade met in their O
in the Tod block yesterday, and various
measures were discussed beneficial to
the trade of the city.
Last Friday the barn and granary of
Gus Seigling were destroyed by fire.
The damage was about $500, which is
covered by insurance.
+. o. Farrell, was brought in from his
Sun river ranch on Sunday and taken to
the Columbus hospital, suffering from a
severe attack of erysipelas.
Stafford q Knox, the grocerymen of the
Boston Il Great Falls addition, have sold
out their business to b. G. Jones who
will hereafter run the store.
Joseph Herring came in from his ranch
yesterday afternoon and says on Satur-
day next he viii! finish seeding twenty
live acres of wheat and fifty acres of oats.
A party Of twenty. five coal miners.
down from Lethbridge, and left by
the west-bound train yesterday for
li'oAuoo' Soioi duO, anu sOUlb points In |
Supt. Dickinson of the B. a.. G. f, adj
dltion is having board boxing put
the several hundred shade trees
In the addition to protect them from the
running at large.
DR.. Ferguson, after an absence of sew.
eral months attending lectures in Tor
onto, Canada, and New York city. re-
turned yesterday and will resume his
in Great Falls.
Born, yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Fletcher. SIG Fifth avenue north, a boy
oaby. The delighted father informed
he scribe that the event has already
lost him about SIS in congratulations.
A United States patent to James
Travis, Jr., was recorded yesterday for
he southeast quarter of the northwest
Iuarter end lot s, of section 2, and lot 7,
ection 3, township Is north, range i
asst.
Sheepmen in southern and eastern
lontana are making a big kick against
tate Veterinarian Holloway. They say
hat through his neglect of business, :