The weekly tribune., 1894-05-04

Several Gros Ventres Indians arrived
yesterday and are encamped on the west |
side They have a large band of
cHyuses.
At the Milwaukee: p. H. Wright,
Highwood; Jas. Judge, Belt; M. d. Nc
Cormack, Neihart; j. Mailie, E. Slavery,
Arlington.
Isaac 7. Wheeler. for consideration |
of Sl0O has decided to Frank S. Odell
and Thomas G. King, strip Of land 2x
30 feet, in Sand Coulee.
Yesterday James G. Adams Of Sun
River, received an invoice OF bi.sulphide |
Of carbon and he is now going to declare |
war on the prairie dog.
In the district court yesterday the |
case OF A. Whyte VS.. Alex. and j. H. |
Reed, appeal from Justices court, was
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
There are 24O scholars in the Indian
school at Fort Shaw at the present time. |
The scholars are preparing to give pub
lie entertainment the latter part OF June.
VIM. McElhinney, with Under Sheriff
DuChl0y, VI SuOtcdu popu tbiouSh
Sun River yesterday with Paul Beuar-
gard, insane, en- route to Warm Springs
asylum.
Great Falls division, No. 49, Of the
American Railway union has made prep
arations for a grand ball to be given in
the Realty hall one week from today.
The tickets are 81 per couple.
Jos. Hamilton sheriff, has sold to A.
f, Dickerman, for $500, the interest Of j.
Linn in the northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the southwest
quarter Of lot S, and the northwest
quarter of lot G, block SAT, Sixth addi-
ton to townsite,
Great complaints are being made by
freighters as to the careless manner in
which the ditch crossings, etc, are con-
Quoted on Sun river inside OF Cascade
county. A warning ought to be enough.
The death in Helena of man named
Lewis gave rise yesterday to the erron-
eous report that the deceased was Il. IL.
Lewis, joint representative Of Cascade
and Dawson counties in the last legisla-
tive assembly.
The Crees encamped on the other side
Of the river have about completed ar
rangements for their proposed sun dance.
The orgies will be commenced May. 6,
and will continue throughout that week.
A small admission fee will be charged.
| As an instance Of the push and go Of
the Great Falls citizens, this week
Messrs Roberts a. Jones moved story
and a half building a distance OF one
mile and a half from the sand hills to
the corner of Seventh street and Second
avenue south.
! At the Minneapolis: John Dellers
Frank Lowell, Gus. BREEZY, Arlington;
M. Speers, Cascade; E. H. Bean and
wife, Hogan; John Mickelon, NJ. Flood,
Belt; N. M. Silver, Highwood; S. Bur
, gess, ST. Paul; Frank Whitaker, Mon
arch; Tom Healy, Sun River; Thos
Wheeler, Sand Coulee.
County Superintendent George Steph
, enson has completed the inspection ol
} the examination papers submitted by
, applicants for teachers certificates las
| Friday and reports fewer failures thar
in any examination yet held by him
, G. A. Graham and r. E. Hammond wer,
l awarded first-grade certificates; w. G
s Frisbie and Eddie Dibble made the re
quired average, but had not taught IN
time required for tirst-grade certificate
S. A. White, r. +. Ball, and Bernie Bur
CESS received second d-grade certificates
4 Nellie Beck, Edna Craft, Maud Mcneil
: and Alice Dowdell received third-grad
certificates
Fort Benton Press: From A. M. Wal
q ley, who has returned from the sout
q side of the Highwoods, we lear
that the prospecting in that section
q no longer subject Of jesting, but that
v good grade OF goldbearing quartz ha
u been located beyond doubt. Hutchin
,e son Bros. have thus far had the best re
"a turns from the Butte and Helena assa!
!. ers, and some Of their samples have IL
z. dicated from $40 to 1884 per ton. Othe
assays have been from $l2 upwart
q, Hutchinson Bros now have tunnel {
g. feet in length, and will 60 right ahea
H. with the development OF their CLAIM
ty The rock carries gold and copper, b'
a. seems to be free from silver.
of Last evening Mrs. S. F. Chowen ar
Miss Hattie Chowen; gave Shakespea
ian party in costume. Those presel
or we're Mines. Chowen, Dickinson, Parke
ne Phelps, Scott, Webster; John Moro
ge Morrow, Shores, Ladd, Pigott, Th
Of Gibson the Misses Helen Parker, Haw
he ins, Fern Shores, Minnie Shores, HIATT
Q, Chowen, Ladd, Huliston, and Messl
a. Dickinson, Scott. Webster, Moro
IN Ladd, Pigott S. E. Atkinson, Dicke
man. Kelly, Theo Gibson, Townsen
in McNair, and w. Webster. The costum
m were historical and picturesque and &
1, | <braa u,;tcbo oo oYtractai great attentiC