The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-08
SPRAY OF II FALLS.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

June ~.
Il. A. Wall Of Kibbey is in the city.
He reports crops in that section all look
ing first class.
F. N. Anderson, a native OF Sweden,
was granted final naturalization papers
yesterday by Judge Benton.
johnson 4 Jensen have purchased the
interest Of j. II. johnson in the Montana
Brewing company OF this city.
The Fourth of July will be celebrated
in Great Falls with all the pomp and
splendor the day demands.
Thomas w. Murphy of Fort Benton,
is chairman OF the populist executive
committee Of Choteau county.
The Inter Mountain says that the
Butte Choral society contemplate max
ing a trip to Great Falls in the near
future.
The populists of Gallatin county will
meet at Bozeman On Saturday, June l6.
for the purpose of organizing a populist
party in that county.
There were four cases in the police
court yesterday morning-two paid fines,
one went to the chain gang for six days,
and one was let go.
The lines collected by Police Justice
Hawkins from persons who violated city
ordinances during the month Of May
amounted 70 S39i.S5.
The Sunday school state convention
meets in Missoula June IL to Ii. A fine
program has been arranged and a large
attendance is anticipated.
Over 1900 men are at work on the
Burlington road between Sheridan and
Billings. Next year the road will be ex-
tended from Billings to Great Falls.
James Stark, secretary and treasurer
of the Butte City lodge No. 294, Order
of Railroad Conductors, has disappeared
together with about 5000 Of the lodge
funds, leaving an empty treasury behind.
There are now over 200 of the COM
monweal army camped in this city. They
will leave for Fort Benton the first Of
next week. Every day adds to the
number by new arrivals from the west.
The Montana Herold, a new weekly
German newspaper. published in this
city, made its first appearance yesterday
morning. Its columns are brimful OF
news of interest to all Germans. 1t is
Independent in politics. Otto Schoen-
field is the editor.
Yesterday the Cataract City club
rooms 2lGl5 Central avenue we're thrown
open to the public and a great many
people called to pay their respects to the
proprietor, J. b. McCollum. Every on
venience is provided for the amusement
and fomfort of the guests.
Samuel L. Hanley of 1921 Eighth ave.
nue. north has been elected by the boys
department of the Brotherhood of 81,
Andrew as delegate to represent the
chapter at the approaching convocation
of the Episcopal church in this state,
to be held in Missoula. The convocation
begins June II and lasts four days.
The Boston ~ Montana Mining COM
pany has declared a dividend of 81 per
share, the first since the reconstru ction
of the works was begun three years ago.
This resumption has been expected for
some time, as the company has reported
a surplus with It's new plant in full
operation. The dividend is payable on
June IS.
The Montana society of the Sons OF
the American + yvolution held a meet.
ing on Tuesday night. 1t was decided
to appropriately celebrate the coming
anniversary of American independence
in a becoming manner, and the follow.
ing committee was appointed to make
the necessary arrangements: Capt. Gregg
Col. Rice, II, P. Rolfe, d. L. Willard,
; and c. D. Elliott.
, Neihart Miner: Parties coming in
from the park and Kibbey are quite
|, enthusiastic over the beauties of nature
3 as depicted in those sections at the
2 present time. The grass is as green as a
clover lawn and flowers in myriadf
} everywhere. The outlook for the farm.
ers is also said to be very good. Con.
/ siderable grain has been sown and it il
coming up nicely. The hay crop prom
t Uses to be large and stock is in very goot
! condition,
2 Yesterday E. Z. Burdell and George
! Reynolds, the two men arrested at Deel
|. Lodge last Friday on the charge o.
stealing jewelry from a trunk in one o
1 bedrooms in the Milwaukee house. wert
; arraigned in Justice Races court on thu
charge of grand larceny and pleaded no
guilty and waived examination. In de
|. |. fault OF 500 bail each they we're com
! mitted to the county Jail for trial in tn,
1 district court next week.
Several fam lilies of Great Falls peopl,
are making arrangements to couo t
Monarch and camp during the summe
months. says the Neihart Miner. Quit
t a few Great Falls people did this las
year and had such an enjoyable tim,
g fishing, hunting, ETC., that they hav'
been the means of advertising Monarch
as a delightful summer residence. Tn,
8 whole Belt mountains region is an ad
: mirable summer resort, and as the stat
D becomes more thickly populated thi
: will be more and more appreciated.
I rom SATURDAYS DAILY.
0 Yesterday Joseph Knerup, a native O
9 Germany, declared bis intention to be
0 come a citizen of the United States.
Arthur G. Gaylord, formerly a resi-
7 dent of this city, was married at Patoka
. ILL.,, on May "a, to Mise Annie B. Bald
D well.
o A. G. Schiehlich, secretary and treas
urer of the Beatrice Starch company O
Beatrice, Neb., is visiting the city Of
q business.
? In the police court yesterday Howar,
! Boomer was fined $74 for beating an
7 abusing n May Hawkins. The fin
3 was paid.
Where are our spring arrivals OF grass
hoppers? Reports state that unles
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