The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-02
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
r o FRIDAYS DAILY.

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
The county commissioners will be in
session on Monday, March s.
Born, in Great Falls, Feb. 20, to the
wife Of H. G. Craig, a daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. jackson of
Sixth avenue and Eighteenth street
north, a son.
Yesterday, Wasbington's birthday, was
pretty generally observed by the citizens
o, Great Falls.
Henri Watterson, the distinguished
editor and orator, will lecture in Great
Falls in March.
John Jenkens and family arrived from
Butte yesterday and will reside in
Great Falls hereafter.
Two trains arrived yesterday from
Belt, the regular train not being suffi-
Gent for the regular traffic.
The Cascade county district court will
convene on Monday, March 5. The
jurors are summoned to attend on the 9th.
The Helena banks are consolidating.
A few days ago the Montana Savings
banks was absorbed by the Helena Ma.
tional bank.
j. y. B. Taylor OF Belleview, Mont, is
in the city looking over it's resources. He
will spend a couple of weeks here before
he goes home.
Ed Broadwater and others have in
corporated the Broadwater- Pepin Co.,
for thu nI,rnncn nf oarryinn nm N ~or
chandise business in Teton county, the
principal place of business being in
the town Of Choteau. Capital stock is
$4,000, divided into $40 shares.
On Wednesday in the district court at
Fort Benton Stephen Hanault and Joe
Martin, who pleaded guilty to the charge
of burglary in the night time, were SEN
fenced to the p~enitentiary for two and
three years respectively. William Null
doom, who also pleaded guilty to the
charge of assault with a deadly weapon
with intent to do bodily harm, was given
one year in the penitentiary.
1t is reported that the Canadian
Pacific has lot a contract for the build
ing of $50 miles of road between Nelson,
B. g., and a point near Calgary. The pro-
posed route is the much-talked-of
Crows Nest pass and Tobacco Plains
cutoff Of the Canadian Pacific. Con-
tinued it will again reach the main line
at or near Revelstroke. 1t is said the
contract was let to Brown a. Hollis, of
New Westminster.
The new cure for the grippe is iodo.
form, grain one-eighth, asafutida four
in one pill or capsule. Four of these
capsules to be taken every six hours dur.
ing the day and night. Any druggist
can prepare the remedy by putting the
drugs up in capsules. This cure has al
ready been extensively used by sufferers
from the grippe throughout the United
States and has proven its value as {
cure.
At a meeting Of the board of trustee!
of the orphans home of Twin Bridges
held last week, it was decided to open
the home on May l, and with that enc
in view a committee was appointed t.
buy furniture, ETC., and get everything
in shape. The building when completed
will cost Sl1,50O, leaving $4,000 of tn
amount appropriated to buy furnitur
and for running expenses until the next
: session of the legislature.
A ranchman who came in from Snak'
river told a Rawlings (Wyo.) Journa
r reporter the first Of the week that sew
) eral hundred elk are now ranging be
3 tween Bear and Snake rivers, east OF tn
heads of the Four Mile and Willow
creeks. They are so thick that they arr
causing serious annoyance to ranchmel
, in breaking down fences. etc. Tn
: storm and snow in the mountains hay,
Y driven them down to the streams TO
t food.
Mr.. j. B. Bogert of Bozeman, who has
a statewide reputation as a postag
stamp "fiend,' received last week 1000
cancelled Columbian stamps from
Brooklyn, N. Y. He has just r~eceive'
acknowledgment Of 10000 stamps h
recently sent to Switzerland, where the,
are used for the benefit of orphans. Tn
director of the institute asks Mr.
D Bogert where he gets them all. He ha
!, sent many thousand stamps to thi
asylum and provided support for man,
D little ones.
: At a meeting of the state bar asso
citation held in Helena recently, the fol
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, E. G. DAILY
Livingston; secretary. A. II. Nelson
=. Helena; treasurer, T. +. Crutcher, vice
presidents and members of executiv
committee, Massena Billiard, Helena
: w. w. Dixon, Butte; w. j. Stephens
l Missoula; Henri j. Burleigh, Dillon; n
G. Bainnum, White Sulphur Springs; G
! +. Goddard, Billings; l.. A. Luce, Boze
man; r. Won Tobel, Lewistown.