The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-16
SPRAY OF THE ALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

aiming bills against the county yes
terday.
The ice went out of the Missouri river
at Benton on Sunday without doing any
damage.
Born at AIS Fourth avenue north
March II, to Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Barker
a daughter.
Robert English, convicted Of grand
larceny, will be sentenced by Judge
Benton today.
Born, in the Boston G. Great Falls ad.
dition, March 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w.
Mcdonald. a son
The state reform school at Miles City
boys on Thursday, March Is.
Born, in Boston e. Great Falls addi-
/. ton, Monday night, March l2, to Mr..
and Mrs. E. H.. Elliot, a daughter.
Anaconda is to have a new opera
house. Work will be commenced as
soon as the weather will permit,
Lewistown Democrat: James Dono-
van, one of Great Falls leading attorneys,
will attend our next session Of court.
4 The suit of Helena Soyer and others
against the Great Falls Water company
was on trial yesterday in the district
court.
The suit of Amelia Sundermier against
A. Sires to dissolve co-partnership, was
continued for the term by stipulation Of
\ counsel.
John Monahan of the west side was
arrested yesterday for fighting and was
fined five dollars for his fun by Justice
Hawkins.
P. H. Seaman, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway, was a visitor in Great Falls
yesterday.
Il Policeman Luke Curry, who has been
Sick at the Columbus hospital for some
weeks, is able to walk around and will
Reoon be on duty.
IL David Heaton is in Great Falls he
Dis hereby informed that his father is
dangerodsly i'll at his home in Fairfield,
Iowa, and his presence is needed.
The Hibernians of Great Falls will ap-
propriately celebrate st. Patrick's day,
next Saturday. On Friday night they
will give a grand ball at Elks' hall.
The man who gets mad at what the
newspaper says about him should return
thanks three times a day for what the
newspapers know about him and don't
say.
The musical talent of the city are ar.
ranging to furnish some choice music
for the Knights Templar services at the
Presbyterian church on Easter Sunday,
March %.
Lucian Eaves, private secretary of
Joaquin Miller, is in Butte obtaining
material for a history of Montana.
which is being written by the poet of
the Sierras."
A telegram received from Lethbridge
yesterday states that the coal miners
have accepted The terms offered by the
company and will return to work the last
of the week.
= fhe MarcLcaunber of the Montana
Frrmer is out and is brim full of live
Of interest to farmers. Terms
81 per year. Address Montana Farmer,
Treat Falls. Montana. b
The Cascade county Sunday school
NV oA Tx IitlhitlllSt CuuTCn |
n this city yesterday afternoon and
The attendance was good and
he exercises interesting.
Andy Donaldson left his home " Port
Arthur, Ontario, about five years ago,
lis parents are a~nyionr .. learn where
10 is. Anyone know nis whereabouts {
I'll confer a favor by communicating !
nth Hugh Anderson, Basin, Montana. {
Joseph Hamilton, SOL OF Sheriff Al {
~ d of Teton county. died at J
RSB on Sunday night Of consump- |
~ lev. Father Dolls left last night /
a teau to perform the last sad rites r
y funeral which will take place this
ion. -
J rs. Pope, of the new farm imple. a
Y firm of Lem S. Pope, E. b. Judd !
no E. Jones. left yesterday for st. II
10, purchase a large stock of farm C
nplements,, wagons, ETC., for their new c
IN the room formerly occupied by L
Sam Wadsworth came from SAND
oulee Saturday and proceeded at once u
FILL up with corn juice. The police n
'uud him in a very hilarious condition N
run him in. At the trial in the DO j
CO court yesterday Justice Hawkins b
ave him six days in the chain gang. "
The following criminal cases will be w
led this week by the district court of "
eton f~ounty-the court met yesterday
Choteau, Judge DuBose presiding: II
m Hafron, BURGLARY; John Hack b
nd, larceny; George Morris, BURGLARY; A
.. Fenty, larceny; James Parker, m
rceny. al
Townsend Messenger: Robert Fox, a ar
an who has been in the employ of Jobb Fri
Mcdonald for a few months past, or
arted out a couple of weeks since with o
OF their teams as driver for a couple
travelling men. A few days since pc
ord was received that the team was at tin
syser, Cascade county, and that Fox III
"a disappeared. tn
Inc trouble between the employees of ri
. Montana Central railway and the in
lnagement have been amicably ad- He
'ted and everybody rejoices. Great Fri
lis still heads the column for progress ha
every line of industry. Labor and -