The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

Vi ILLS CiSy uut INV q To6luent OF H0vro.
was thrown from q horse and sustained
severe injuries. One Of his knees was
dislocated.
Capt. Taylor reports that the:Missouri
river has fallen eighteen inches from
this years high water mark, and is now
falling at the rate Of three and q half
inches a day. llF
r. Fischer agent for aluminium bicycle,
yesterday received his first aluminium
wheel. 1t is to be seen in his window
and is attracting a good deal Of attention
from local wheelmen.
Butte Inter Mountain: P. j. Pheeney
OF Great Falls, auditor OF the Great
Northern, and w. III. Godfrey of the
same place, auditor Of the Great North
ern express. are in the city checking up
the local Offices.
The following deeds we're recorded yes
terday: A. X. Barbour, trustee, to Dan
iel Mooney, lot II, block 50, North Great
Falls: p. Q. Primrose to John f. Bur-
nett, quit claim deed, undivided half in
terest in lot IL, block 81.
. Yesterday the grand jury returned
two 'indictments-one against George
Reynolds for breaking into a room in the
and one against y. p. BurdelI Tor break.
ing into a room in the Milwaukee, house
and stealing jewelry.
MIS- Iiiram COOK, WIDOW OF the late
Oap Cook, a war veteran, died al
Boulder Monday, aged II years. Mrs.
Cook was OF the pioneer women OF
montana, ana greatly esteemed Dy inc
many oiu timers VINO were guests AT
i1 u ueoteo W. Drown ProVeu uP
on ms pre-emptlon ming Delore Cierk
OocKrlll, on lne southeas: quarter OF n
sou,nwost quarteL OIL sectlon seven, west
nal. VI .ne n%oItheast quarter anu .ne
hol.neast quarter Vi NORTHWEST quarter
vi sec'Ion elghteen' township seventeen
nor'h' range h'e east'
Robert Cob,rn ~ White S,,nh,.
Snr;noo hoe nurchosnd tha ho-ds ~ oat
tla h-siono;nP 20 W;i,;a,u SnrJon ~,
Wasobar equity and 10 co,,ect;not hou
and driving them to the Mill river range
at Malta. The one good winter Of 1884
seems to have erased the memories Of
the great losses on that range a year
previous.
~ .nH Ease ol oeU. -. stevenson W.
oanIes IiaVen 10 coilect commissions on
9uos'iIp.lonS y ,ne capitaI Sioux Oh n
I1ast NIeal rams Lanu the
Jury returned a verGict 1or $iyVoo !
ia'or vi the piaihtin. GEO. II. STANTON
m.da Tho c,os;na oro,,,oant snr tba n.oa
ecntion and " E Eiatcbor TO- tho
defense "0
AT 3:lOa m. yesterday, James X. Best
breathed his last at the Columbus hos
pital in this city. The deceased had
only been sick for about one week, the
cause OF death being Bright's disease.
MIR. Best was 40 years OF age. having ar
rived here about ten months ago from
tielena as assignee io r. waters ~ wales
HARNESS makers on Iniro street. lie
a wire, a son IL years or 2 q
a OF 70, VINO RESIDE In Helena
10 MOURN ms oeaIn. Inc luneral VIII
.ahe Piace i.ou ro"ers UNDERTAKING
eS'aol'snmen al p H. today'
On Tuesday last Master Joel Steiner
entertained a few of his little friends at
his home, 400 Eighth avenue south, it
being his third birthday. They all made
themselves at home and had an excellent
time. Those present were Lila WILDER.
Musa WILDER. Jay Emmons, Raburn EN-
mons, Prene Emmons, Milton Fletcher,
Mary McGovin, Charter Bruster, Loretta
McAndrews. Blanch White, Maggie Ran
del, Robbie Randel.
Word reached here last evening. savs
the Choteau Montanian, that Wednes.
day, June 6. w. A. Howard and wife
near being drowned while crossing
the Teton river at Burd crossing. They
were returning home with supplies aud
the current swept them from the ford
and carried them down, overturning the
wagon. Mr.. Howard got his wife safely
to shore and saved what he could of the
outfit. He rescued M horse.
Mrs.. Mollinelli, with her young son. ia
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Robert
Vaughn. and will make a visit of n connIe
Of weeks. Mrs. Moilinelli has has moi
bean in Great Falls o;nca tho t;mo ~
the visit OF the state convention, and is
surprised at the growth Of the city. MI.
Mollinelli is the editor of The Missou-
liam, and on account OF press Of business
he will be unable to participate in the
meeting of the state press association.
The annual eetinps of tbo Montana
Press ossociation are ALWAYS made low
BUS and bappy eatherinps nv the nres.
once of the wives and 3auobtera n va
sditors and The meeting this EAR will he
no execution to the rule The arrivals
Yesterday were Mines A. X. Yerkea M
W. Anderson. Bozeman: ]. II. Durston'
p n Nasm;,h M,aao~ia,