The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-07-13
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.


The Cree Indians gave a sun dance
Sunday night at the fair grounds in Hell
ena. Oh, how "inhuman, cruel and
brutal"
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Louisa Lynch and husband to Samuel
Cohen for lot IL, block 48G, city, for
Sl,055.
The ubiquitous John Doc in dupli-
cate appeared before his honor for viola
ting city ordinances, and both were as
sessed s. each.
A. f. Caufcld, clerk OF the school
board, has removed his office from Judge
Races Office to that Of G. w. Pomeroy in
the Vaughn block.
In the district court the following
cases were settled yesterday: j. L. Welt.
man Va. g. b. Toole; l.. q. Phelps, re
ceiver, We. j. L. Weitman.
At a meeting of the board of directors
OF the First National bank OF Great Falls
held on July 5 a dividend of 9 per cent
was declared for the three months end
ing June 30, 1894.
Harry Howard, the s~witchman, who
fell from the top Of a freight car and in
juIed at the 3. & M. smelter on the
evening Of July 3, died at his home on
the south side Sunday afternoon.
The steamer j.. j. Hill and it's consort
the Flying Dutchman, took a party of
Of fifty couple about fifteen miles I'D the
Missouri river Sunday. They enjoyed
themselves very much with music and
dancing.
William Coombs, charged with shoot
ing Jerry Cornell, at Centervill, neal
Butte, on the 9Th, and arrested in this
city last Friday by Marshal Pontet, was
taken over TO Butte yesterday for a hear
ing by al officer from Butte.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the { ALT mine, held at Neihart,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Frank Marion;
vice president, Warren Toole; secretary
and treasurer, g. ID. Ladd; general man
a2er, j. McAesey.
The Great Northern railway announces
a round trip rate Of 1885 from Great
Falls to Toronto, Ontario, for the Bap-
tist Young Peoples union meeting.
Dates Of sale July IA and Is. Final re.
turn limit August IL, 1894. Tickets
limited to continuous passage in every
direction.
Yesterday Richard Evans, OF Evans
proved up on his homestead filing be-
fore Commissioner Pomeroy, for the
southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section 6, and the north half OF
the northeast quarter and southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter of Sec
ton 7, township II north, range 8 east.
3. G. Thompson. alias smith," was
arrested at Big Sandy on Sunday by
Marshal Pontet, on the charge Of being
the perpertrator or accomplish 10 the
hold-up OF Thos. Winters on June 20, on
the railroad bridge In this city, and In
which Winters wal struck over the head
| with a coupling pin. Thompson is now
languishing In the city Jail. The hear
ing will take place today.
G. DeLorimer brought in q sample Of
graphite from q claim he owns on Car
penter creek, near the Whipperwil! mine.
He says there is quite a large body OF 1t
there and II II proves to be what he
thinks II is and he can End a market he
can easily get out a carload u day. A
specimen has been sent TO l.. 8. Wood.
bcry Of Great Falls, who is an expert in
this line, TO get his opinion az to its value.
--Neihart Miner.
A meeting OF the American Bible
society took place at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening. Rev.
Joseph Anderson In the chair. The
meeting WA we'll attended, the pro-
ceedings were interesting and . collect