The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-23
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

htO vi ~ minimum cohs
Let us see to it that Basins Chinese
population is no greater than that oil
Great Falls Basin Times.
One of the stores in the Miner &
Boardman block, Second street north,
has been leased for a bakery.
Mrs. 8. j. Boorman and sister, Miss
Depew, will leave for Chicago next Mon.
day. They expect to be absent several
weeks.
w. j. Wilson is building a neat little
frame cottage on Sixth avenue and
Twenty-first street north, where he will
in the future reside.
j. j. Vance of Cascade, formerly q
resident Of Great Falls, returned Sunday
from Winnipeg, Canada, where he had
been visiting for several weeks.
County Treasurer McClelland closed
out the delinquent tax sales yesterday,
The total sales made amount to about
$4,000. The unsold list will be turned
over to the county.
DR.. o. Pyle and wife of Havre, the
father and mother of G. B. Pyle, of this
city, came in on the est-bound train
yesterday. and will probably make Great
Falls their future home.
Since the first of the month 300 en-.
closures Of literature relative to Great
Falls, have been sent to as many different
addresses of suitable persons residing
throughout the United States by Sec,
rotary P. II Hughes Of the Great Falls
Board of Trade.
Dispatches from Glasgow, state that
Francis w. Robinson who vas arrested
at Culberteon on suspicion for the
murder of James Skinner at that place,
had q hearing before Judge Mooney Of
Glasgow, last Tuesday, which resulted
in his acquittal.
Pete Macdonald returned on Sunday
from the southwestern portion of the
county where he had been summoning
jurors and witnesses for the next term
of the district court. He will leave to-
day for the Highwood country to
summon those residing in that section.
The examination in the case Of John
Holland, charged with stealing $3.50
from Pat Dugan was concluded in
Justice Races court yesterday and the
accused was held for trial at the March
term of the district court. In default of
500 bail-bond he was committed to the
county jail.
+. ID. Shiras, of Chicago, will about
the LIST of March open a large wholesale
and retail hardware store in Great Falls.
Mr.. s. visited nearly every city in the
northwest looking for a location for his
business and finally returned to Great
Falls as being the only live city he
found in his travels. He has gone east
to purchase his stock Of hardware.
Today Bower Bros. of Stanford, will
load 5000 mutton sheep on the cars at
Arlington for shipment to Curtland.
Wis. 1t will take twenty-eight stock
cars to carry these sheep. Curtland is
within 100 miles of Chicago and as soon
as the mutton market reaches a good
figure these sheep will be shipped in.
In the meantime the sheep will be we'll
fed and kept in good condition.
The appraisers appointed by Judge
Benton to place values on the lands in
Cascade county for taxation purposes
at the court house yesterday morn
ing and after being sworn by Clerk Cock
rill entered upon their duties. The
appraisers are H. Z. Randall, Great
Falls, E. r. Clingan, Belt, and G. H..
Austin, Chestnut valley. Assessor
Eliot meets with the appraisers.
A. S. Fletcher left on the east-bound
train yesterday for Eau Claire, Wis.,,
with the remains OF his father-in-law.
Felix Desllets, who died at the residence
of MIR. James Graham. his so~n-in-law,
on Sunday. Mr.. Desilets death was not
unexpected as he would be ninety years
of age next May. He was born in Can
ada, and resided in Eau Clare, Wis, till
six years ago. when he made his residence
in Great Falls.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Thirty-five cars Of ore were shipped
from the Neihart mines last week.
Daily express service has been placed
on the train running between Great
Falls ard Sand Coulee.
The state reform school at Miles City
will be ready for the reception of in
mates on the 10th of March.
A. r. Barrett, a bank examiner who
mas been in the city for several weeks,
eft yesterday for Washington, D. c.
The west bound train was delayed
over twelve hours yesterday. The cause
s said to be a blizzard 10 the Dakotas.
j. j. Kelly, manager of the Park hotel,
With wife and child, returned last even
ng from an extended tour through the
His return was welcomed by a
arge number of friends.
The state supreme court on Monday
'eversed the judgment of the district
,Ourt of Cascade county and ramondad
he cause for a new trial in the case of
". NJ. Cockrlll vs.. f. r. Davie, John
senner and j. w. Cornelius.
The Welsh citizens Of Great Falls and
will appropriately celebrate st.
)avid's day, March l, by a grand ban
.uet. The committee are hard at work
ranging for the "feast of reason and
Of SOUL"