The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

-I Souuty commissioners yesterd,
= rerented the rooms in the realty bio.
ior q use OF the county officials and n
8 a1strict court at an annual rental
, A quit-claim deed was recorded Va
, teraay from James T. Stanford and wi
70 Lucius b. Kendall for about 100 acr,
range 4 east.
Inc Populist club held a meeting !;
the district court room last evening. +
II; Ewing in the chair and Otto Scboer
lreid secretary. About tfty-five person
attended the meeting.
Messrs. Hops and Sanders OF Trul
paid The TRIBUNE office a cali ves+erdo,
They report the farmers ali hard nj worl
seealng IN their locality, and that tn
OUTLOOK Tor good crops Of all kinds thi
season was never better.
trincipal Largent has received q dis
patch announcing the death of his moth
er last Sunday. j. A. Largent left twt
weeks ago for the east when appraised
OF her serious illness, and was present
when her decease occurred.
Yesterday Contractor N. Il. Lease com
menced work on a two-story frame resi-
dence for AL Taylor on Seventh avenue
and Iwenty-first street north, which will
be 2Sx54 feet and will be finished with
all modern Improvements. When com
pleted it will cost $1,000.
Messrs. h. T.. Molt & Co., on the We.,
eide are making an addition of sixty feel
IN the rear Of their grocery store to en-
able them to better supply the wants of
their large trade. A portion of this
space they will devote especially TO the
grain and fuel business, a branch which
Is much needed on the West side.
The Montana State Sportsmen's as.
ISOLATION was organized at Butte Satur-
DAY by representatives of the Rod and
Gun clubs Of Anaconda, Helena, and
Butte. 1t vas decided to hold an an.
nual state tournament. The %tourpa-
ment will run for three DAYS and there
Will be three state championship tro
phies. The first tournament will be held
Helena June IA, Is, and 16.
Building operations have commenced
the North side. Contractor N. Il,
Lease has just completed a neat resi-.
fence on Sixth avenue and Twenty. third
street for William Crow, which cost
$1,000, and is now working on a
handsome frame cottage on the same
'treet and avenue for w. II. Merritt.
Which when completed will cost $1,000.
'nd will be ready in ten days.
4. L. Burton Of Choteau, was in the
ity yesterday, and in conversation
tated he had just brought eleven more
via Shelby Junction to his com.
'any's lands on the Teton. Another
arty is expected on the II, and on Nav
from twenty to thirty farmers are ey.
ected. At the present time seventeen
armers are settled on the Eureka lands.
are making preparations TO farm ex-
Don't put off buying your tickets for :
he World until the last moment. Sc. \
are them in advance and you are sure
desirable locations. 1t is not quite ,
he proper thing to keep your wife or :
10y friend waiting ia a crowd while Won |
buying tickets at the box office. !
ickets are now on sale and why not buy :.
lem at once and save yourself annoy- .
ace and trouble. Indications point 10 =
very large house for this ~favorite NAV I
the opera house this evening. q
Great preparations are being made for f
10 West Side race meeting which will n
'gln August l. The colt stake entries d
close on the 10th inst. Among the q
ables in training are those of James 81
Herrlgan and Higgins Bros. of Mis- fl
ula, Marcus DAILY Of the Bitter Root, L
I'm Hanley Of Anaconda, Tom Nc, Il
lgue and S. Larrabie of Deer Lodge d
On. c. w. Hoffman and James +. o.
Gown OF Bozeman, Harry Helms of Of
endive, ID. Q. Blevins, William Will fiji
and Don l.. Willard of Great Falls. n,
Miles City Journal: To prevent buffa. -
being entirely extinct Fred Du- =;
'e has secured consent Of the govern. a.
mt to enclose a large district of y,
injury TO bis W land to provide a ~,
lge, and a large herd will be provided w.
He corrals his buffalo each night. -
has the largest herd in the country ~
l the government is giving him all the w
enlargement possible. ",
band of 1000 sheep, says the Fort fri
Press. belonging to Will Flower no
nave been ranged across the river, GU
ing for some days past, and were ma
ught across the bridge Saturday
ming ard driven to the stockyards. wiz
re they will be loaded for shipment pol
;hicsgo. The market is still far be- the
what 1t was a ear ago, but it has up'
roved some from the depression of bri
fall. and Mr.. Flowerroe intends get gre
his sheep in before another slump ma
'rs. the
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY. "
'hn Mcguire, the veteran theatrical ios'
ager and lessee of the Great Falls trle
a house. is registered at the Park. Ii
ayor Weed of Helena, has rendered in 2
city marshalship to Joseph Davis, II
Joe is willin'. own
IN, in Great Falls, on Tuesday NJ
ing, at 15l5 seventh avenue north, wu
n"' grea
e Butte contingent of the Coxev no
to Washington" army will take the patr
the national capital next Tues inteI
The army numbers about 200. this
min kee]
oil IL rmaIo"t' MWoonluins was pretty fami
he good it accomplished was worth COW,
ms of dollars to the farmers and ~ T,
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