The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-16

that passes through the state, can b
erected Tor S25,OO0.' The chief cost o
running is power, hot water and tn
soaps necessary to cleanse the wool
Great Falls has the power, the water an,
cheap fuel. The establishment of
securing plant might bring wooden mills
Go ahead, and may the end never b,
reached.
RON THURSDAYS DAILY.
Practice what you preach by pat
ronizing home industries.
A. Anderson has been appointed f,
member Of the police force.
The amount Of coal produced in Mon
tana during the year 1893 is estimated a,
$4,000 tons Of 1900 pounds each.
Mrs. s. H. Hackshaw, the mother oil
Mrs. P. H Hughes of this city, arrived
home yesterday from a winters visit ir
Iowa.
Selma Sevanson and Gottfred Roberg
natives of Sweden, declared their in,
tentions yesterday to become citizens Of
the United States.
E. L. Anthony has received a patent
from the United States for 173 acres OF
land in section 18, township 10 north
range 5 east, and the same has been re.
corded.
There were six answers to the roll call
| in the police court yesterday morning
and all were discharged but two who
we're given three days each in the chain
gang for being drunk and disorderly.
The case of Patrick Ivy, VS.. Strain
Bros, on trial in the district court on
Tuesday was continued until Friday as
the attorney for the plaintiff had to 90
to Neihart yesterday on important bust
ness.
The trial of John Holland, charged
with stealing $3.50 in money and checks
and drafts from Patrick Dugan several
weeks ago while Dugan was asleep in a
room in the rear Of a Second avenue
/, south saloon, was on trial in the district
court yesterday afternoon.
Helena Independent: Miss Lucy E.
Coleman, of Great Falls, who has been
attending Prof. E%nglehorr's business
college during the past winter. returned
to her home last Monday. While here
Miss Coleman made many friends. who
regret very much her departure.
The Board Of Trade held their regular
meeting at their room in the Tod block
yesterday afternoon. Discussion was
had on various subjects relative to the
future prosperity of the city, among
Which was the proposed telephone and
stage line from Great Falls to Augusta,
The tenth annual encampment Of the
Montana department of the Grand Armv
OF the Republic will be held in Helena
Wednesday and Thursday, April % and
70. All railroads in the state will sell
round-trip tickets for one and one-ffth
fare to those attending the encampment.
Members of the Missoula Racing asso.
citation have elected d. P. O'Connor
assistant secretary. The Anaconda as.
ISOLATION has consented to change their
opening day until July 16. This has de-
cided the association to fix the Missoula
dates at July IL, -, 10 and IA. The
program now proposed for the meeting
will include $500 in purses each day.
The following order was made by the
county commissioners on March 6 and
reached the office of the clerk of the dis
trlct court yesterday morning: 1.-THE
board ordered that in the future all |
county and city officers s~ubpnnaed as |
witnesses in state cases appear and serve
without costs or fees, and the clerk of |
he district court is hereby notified to
comply with this order from and after
this date"
Butte Inter Mountain: Now is the
lime when every true Montanian should
oatronize home industries and home
Institutions. No man or woman should
'end away for a dollars worth of goods
hat can be obtained at home. Not a
'ack OF eastern or western flour should
20 brought into the state. Montana
arm and range products should always
70 given the preference. P~atronize YOUR
ocal merchants, dressmakers, milliners. !
mechanics, painters, builders
nd newspapers. Buy your goods al
ONE and first read the goods advertise
1ents in the home newspapers. I
The following deeds have been re-. 9
orded: Townsite company to 70. r Z,
'aker and S. W. Matterson ,Jr.. lots II I
nd IA, block 1856, third addition, $1,000: :
anne to P. j ,Quealy, lot 7, block 428' =
rst addition, 500; Matthew Dunn and /;
life to G. A. Thorne, west half of LOT d,
lock 556, sixth addition, $500; L. V. u
ogy to j. W. Power, land in sections \
"a and %, township 10 north, range 6 n
.st, $1,000; F. A. Reese and wife to d. q
Z. Beecher, lot 8, block 128, $1,000; !,
ebert r. Lind to A. j. Besner, lot u, II
ock 456, $1,000, j. o. Meeks to j. A, q
elson, land in sections 10 and IL, town \
ZIP IL north, range 8 east, $3.50. II
From the Fort Benton Press. "
The new fire bell, weighing almost GOO d,