The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-08-10

tionl S up ior me new political Organize.
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~ q "onn - scAnowleogee the receipt
H.. 'TTpy VI sne catalogue OF the Butts
sv p, n T'iS "p.aIy, through The courts.
h.rds,r. T. Du.ler, pnDiisher. 1t is |,
iSa ILL., toaums OF lSz pages, with
for = poIurs!s OF Unar!ee <. Larrabes
Monks ;nd;catoS I. rnv TOTAL number Of
seIS Is aSN - io,Ilo. me book II,
servot;va - 'e speclmen OF the are pre-.
ond toro, a prlntlng 10 oone In colon,
Ho done as whole, 1t shows what can
wo-thv - montana' lor . work Il
an' oassern puDi'sning house.
b.. White OF Lewistown in q lette,
70 o Manufacturers' Gazette on tia
Wool INDUSTRY In the Judith basin, says.
W. noat Una Lowell hrm is going 10
II it is q fact We believe T. I. .r,asa ,ie
c;tv n;n. s1nsure; Great Falls 70 q fine
hsbitants onS o.u, nss aDout lz'UO in,
oniv snrn.s.od Nv atSr power mat %
utilized hv ors ~ Nlsgara, ALREADY
in the state, employing LOCO men. w.
have the wool, we have to wear tbs
best and heaviest woolens, and IL thu
hrm comes we will stay with them from
the turn loose to nae = veetss.
A.~.,
Aoout l O'CLOCK yesterday morning I,
Se.erm,nea attempt was made to bun|
uown tne nouse OF James King q switch
nan on the Great Northern railwsy|
cut the ecreens IN one NJ ths
and threw q ii0htaS boi, - 80. "1 Nv:
the room. Fortnnateiv M" Mru@ |
who keeps a bosrdino honse raa. ~
saw the flames and rave III oI.rm ~
me hre was extinguiehed quickly
.nougn not 2erore quite q lot OF damage
s oone. ~ mas been impossible t|
Inu u VINO committed the fendish
ueeo, ano the more 90 as Mr.. King
known as an honest hard wnrE;rn Iu
"'u
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
Arothor .,;,u..
mannfactu,ed Ru ~. new coal cas
works was made yesterday TO IN
Cashier Coal and Coke company at Bell
Hon po-;. c;h,..
m 45O tons ~ h.v - u nn;. .n - sesson put
cron oanaro,ix - p.'o u mn snon
the advantages Of his efforts the comins
winter.
Yeeterdav ofto-roo, a.. 49,.
w~arebnnoa 20 M.ooL .ne noor Oh t1s|
cave nov r..,,,;nr Maciay 20
Of a large amount of barbed wire iptO
the cellar.
Tha stoto hoo,d .,,.... ~,
dav ossessoJ tIa 90 e4uai,zation RI
railwsv al 4 n0o u nor 4 ans q Oanadal
Iast wear 49, pc per 1 %5's' me same as
road in Montana.
po-.;o. o,,u.a -
terdav TO- d,vi;aotn o rn Hew'stoWn yes
moch;,arv III paI.s !. harvesting
Groat EaiI, au Dauing twlne. inc
;s uau o on" : .rauI Wild the judith basln
n.,..-..,,.
~ chmrcbns hc ~I S.n ne NUMBER
soon ? .H.y IL Ereat taIis' IL would
seem az Inougn DIS religious body was
k''nK " capture the Town.
~ HrS ea Noftnern Will have on sale
Mrs; -, - anu - round-trip tickets 70
wasnIns'Cn ~ 70 the meetng OF The
eup.Ime 'ouRe OF fythias, 70
'uin 'i"'' siA'y oays' ror So2.'o.
Sam Quail, the indefatipable prospect.
OF OF northern Montana, arrived last
evening mailing from fogo. He reports
the mime showing well, q the minen
connuent OF q successful future.
Flowerree & Lowry last Wednesds,
shipped eighteeen and on FRIDAY twenty
cars OF cattle to the Chicago marks
MI Daitlc. Inc cattle vii! arrive !
Onlcaeo next MONDAY and Wednesds
respectively
Frank Coombs has the contract n
furnishing two millions If br;ck sor M
Cashier Coal and Coke companv. n n
used in the erection Of coke ovens I
Belt. This will give employment d
quite a number OF men.
The Montana Stockman and Farmer,
an eight page weekly paper. publisbsd
in Helena by G. ID. Hreenfieid 10 tha Ia.
test journalistic venture in Montana.
1t will be devoted to the live atock and
farming interests Of the state.
sc.nd;,.u;., A,.....:.. .,
n roua,. bni1 services az
NJ 'T Ne,so nat a. .on,gns ~ . ociock; LEY
ist missions in Montana. will preach and
the sacrament of the Lo rd,
Everybody welcome,
O.. n D. -
oeoIso Z. DoUs, formerly CUISINES
manager :, q fieiena Daiiy journal
nne secureo controi OF the ~
~ ,ssoula ana ABOUT aug III ne vii
ANY poesession. IL VIII DC only n
pupican morning paper IN Montana.
5;str;" .efu cay. SUI y, was commencea ID tn1
a divorces from her hnshand jamss Mar