The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-25

sent at Fails. Ineir return ID
expected tomorrow, when arrangements
will be made for the funeral. The de-
ceased was IA years Of age and a very
estimable young lady. The family have
tde sincere sympathy Of q large circle
Of friends in their bereavement.
Neihart Miner: Jonathan McAssey
and family left Tuesday morning for
Great Falls, where they intend to reside
in the future. In Mr.. McAssey's re-
moval Neihart loses a citizen Of whom
she was always proud; one who was al
ways at the front and ready to serve his
town in anything that was for her inter
est and advancement. Public spirited
aud liberal, he has probably done as
much to advance the interests OF Neihart
as any one who has ever numbered
among her citizens and bis counsel and
aid will be greatly missed. However, be
still has large property interests here, SO
that probably he will be far from a
| stranger on our streets.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
Several heavily loaded freight teams
left for the Judith country yesterday.
Matt Dunn is building a brick add.
" u JIG ioouh Y II buh'eAbS oh "
trail avenue, near Fourth street.
Yesterday Jesse G. Billups. a ma i've of
England, declared his intention to be-
come a citizen Of the United States.
Yesterday noon the 3h-year-olG daugh-
ter of S. +. McBratney, while at play in
a room fell down, dislocating her elbow
and breaking her arm.
Ed Canary's three one-story cottages on
Sixth street and Third avenue north,
now in course Of construction, will be
handsome buildings when completed.
The new addition of t~hirty-two feet
now being built on the rear end of the
Methodist church will greatly add to the
seating capacity and convenience OF the
church.
The four classes of the high school have
adopted class colors, as follows: Seniors,
light blue and white; juniors, apple green
and silver; %sophomores, lavender and
gold; freshmen, pink and white.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to Mar
garet Johns. lot 4, block AGA, first ad.
dition, 500; Mathew Dunn and others
to Ii. S. Moreland, lot 2, block 4S0, 500
Messrs. Dunn, Lamb and Jones from
the Judith basin passed through the city
yesterday. They form a prospecting
party with five pack animals, and three
saddle horses, and will explore the head.
waters of Flathead river.
Owing to the absence of S. n. Dickey
in Helena no session of the board OF
county commissioners was held yester
day. Messrs. Ellis and Hay went out to
Belt and Geyser, to look after the fixing
up OF the roads in that section Of th(
country.
The Lewistown Democrat states tina
the Bear Park Mining company, who's,
claims are located between Running
Wolf and Sage creeks, towards tbs
Judith Basin, have resumed operations
This company has some very promising
copper claims.
w. S. Gardner of Livingston has mys
~teriously disappeared from that city, III
went to Butte to meet a stranger by ap
pointment and has not been seen since
All efforts on the part of his family &
secure any trace of him tier he reached
Butte have proved unavailing.
The Neihart Herald states that tn,
~lessees on the O'Brien were overjoyet
last week over the returns for their frs
car OF ore which Melted them the hand
some sum of $3.50 at the smelters. w,
are glad to see the boys doing SO wei
and extend them our hearty congratula
lions.
Any contractors that wish to tigur,
on the sewers or waterworks at For
Harrison at Helena, can find copies o
the plans, specifications and blanks "a
the Office OF VIM. White, architect. Tnes'
papers have been sent by Capt. Hoy
assistant quartermaster for the beneriI
of Great Falls contractors.
Mrs. Valeria Gibson, wife of Paris Glib
son, arrived by the west bound train from
Minneapolis yesterday, accompanied b,
DR.. a. G. Fairbairn the family physician
Mrs. Gibson has been a great invalid 70
fifteen years, and this is her first visit t
Great Falls for six years. Her visit nov
is only al expei .ment, as at her previou
visit, the climate was too trying for her
Mis-. Gibson is the founder of tn,
Valera public library in Great Falls, am
it was through her efforts that thi
beneticent institution was a SUCCESS.
Lswistown Democrat: Oscar Stephen
came in rom the Flatwillow countr,
early this week. He says that the Flat
willow Roundup association has de
cided to pay a bounty Of 81 per head OF
coyotes ana wolves killed on the rauge
Of the association Ter June l, the boun
ty - be paid upon presentation of tn
hides to the treasurer of the ROUNDUP
At the meeting of the Moccasin an,
Cone Butte association it was directe'
that the president hire some experience,
person t, poison coyotes and wolves.
The following is a description of tn
testimonial presented to Capt. j. {
Gregg, past department commander, de
partment Of Montana, by his comrades O
the G. A. r. at Helena: The testimonia
is a regulation department badge of pas
commander, the metal parts in solid golC
with chain attachments. The scroll i
lettered Montana" with shield of stat
arms pendant above the G. A. r. sta
!, the points Of which are set in sparklin
brilliants. The inscription on back G
star reads: presented to Past Depart
ment Commander j. 0. Gregg, by b
comrades Of the Department of Montani
G. A. r., as a testimonial for eminen
services, 1893"
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