The weekly tribune., 1894-02-16
Anaconda Review: Great Falls, like

Anaconda Review: Great Falls, like
Anaconda, is not losing its grip at all.
The people are wide awake, and realize
that they are going to have a city that
some day will be the capital of Mon
tana.
The Ancient Order of Hiberians desire
to thank the ladies' who so generously
contributed towards making their social
such Il grand success. At a meeting
resolutions to that effect we're unani-
mously adopted.
s. d. Anderson and family leave this
morning for Armington where they will
reside hereafter. Mr.. Anderson's many
friend in this city wish him prosperity in
business IN his new home in the An
aconda- Belt coal fields.
If Andrew jackson Tucker, who left
Rob Roy, Fountain county, Indiana,
more than thirty years ago, will send
his address to Alice Neell, ia North
street, Lafayette, Indiana, he will hear
something to his advantage.
Last Wednesday the Boston & Mon
tana company paid out in Butte to their
miners about $4,000. On Saturday,
18th, will be pay day at the B. &
M. smelter and refinery in Great Falls.
The pay roll this pay day will contain
the names Of over one thousand en-
poyes.
Bozeman has completed the organ :
zation of the Central Fair association
with a capital stock of $4,000. Boze-
man is we'll located for fair and it is
strange the matter has been delayed SO
long. The first exhibition will open on
the Goth of August and continue for six
days.
Messrs. Phillips & Rance of the Cata-
ract City Club ROOMS, are going to move
their establishment to the building on
Central avenue owned by G. M. Webster
and formerly occupied by the Security
bank. 1t is understood that their ex-
tensive business will require the whole
building.
Helena has joined the racing circuit
The circuit begins at Anaconda, from
there goes to Butte and from Butte
to Helena, commencing there August
% and ending Sept. |. Helena is also tc
have three days racing beginning July 4
The dates for Great Falls races will be
fixed in short time.
The trial of Capt. Henry Chandler Of
the Salvation army for abstructing the
streets and disturbing the peace on the
night of Feb. 5, came off in the police
court yesterday. After hearing the evi
dence and arguments of the attorneys
Justice Hawkins dismissed the charge
against the captain, and advised him tc
sin no more in that line.
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel returned yes
terday from Fort Benton where he haC
been assisting in religious revival. He
reports great manifestation of divine
power--the greatest ever witnessed ir
that ancient town. Several have al
ready forsaken the ways Of sin ard {
good many are halting by the wayside
but will doubtless see the error Of theil
way and seek the Lord. Many old
timers are deeply moved and greatly in
terested in the revival services.
At meeting of the Caledonian clut
held at Elks' hall constitution and by
laws were adopted. The following com
mittees were also elected: Executive
committee--Dan Mackenzie, chairman
r. J. Dawson, j. M. Macdonald, Ale,
Irvine and j. Duncan. Board of trustees
Dan Mckay, chairman; George II
Wardrop and Alex Andrews. Visiting
committee d. McRae, chairman; Ale1
Andrews and Thomas N. Young. Aud
itinc committee-R. J. Dawson, chair
man; William Murray and Dan Mac
kenzie.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
Yesterday Joseph Jelica sold to Dr. f.
Crutcher and G.. M. Bourquin lands in
section 80, township 81 north, range
east, near the RAINBOW falls, the consid,
Grafton being 5000.
On Tuesday evening, new labor
union of plumbers and steamfitters was
organized, with headquarters in Great
Falls. Quite a respectable number OF
members were enrolled.
Alderman Sullivan went up to Arm
ington yesterday morning on business
and expected to be present at the ball
last night at G. w. Goodman's a few
miles above Arlington.
Hiram Peery, an old-time citizen of
Montana died at Mitchell gulch Sun.
day evening, after long end painful
illness. He was SO years of age and had
been in Montana since the early COS.
ElTSJ LStul. JOuh H. bCdCOuIs Inn -
infantry. special department recruiting
officer, has been ordered from Fort
Smelling, Mimi, to the Fort Shaw In
dian school and the Blackfeet Indian
agency, Mont, for the purpose of enlist
ing desirable Indians for company /,
Third infantry.
An exchange says the following meth
cd OF poisoning bait for wolves has been
successfully applied. The poison is
wrapped in small pieces of oiled paper
and inserted in small slits made in yari-
Gus parts of the carcass used as bait.
The oiled paper prevents the poison from
permeating, and the wolves eat it rapid
ly. Ordinary paper may be used, after
soaking thoroughly in lard or any other
kind of grease,
A representative of THE TRIRrSE
m ade one Of an audience that was pres
ent at lecture given by Marshal Pontet
to discharged city prisoner from the
lock up yesterday morning. The lecture
was solid meat and if the poor un-
fortunate will follow out the advice
given MIN he will not be long in regain
ing his manhood The marshal is a
strict constructionist and rigidly en-
forces the law. but underneath MS
uniform heats a heart of syniDathy for