The weekly tribune., 1894-04-27
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
The following persons yesterday de
clared their intention to become citizens
Of the United States: Ariste Bsgue, ma
tive of France; Nicholas Frank, native
Of Holland.
Dan Condor came in from Neihart
yesterday by private conveyance. He
reports mining operations quiet in that
camp owing to not having cars to ship
ore to Great Falls.
Joe Lionback, scholar at the Indian
school at Fort Shaw, aged 20 years, died
on wednesday. Undertaken Powers
sent coffin to the school yesterday and
the funeral will take place today.
BID. Townsend of Oklahoma is in the
city. He says he don't like the wild life
person is compelled to lead in Okla
homR and has concluded to permanently
locate in Great Falls and engage in the
practice Of law.
The hearing in the case of Alonzo
Booth charged with stealing buckskin
horse from Henry Lampkin last March
was before Justice Race yesterday.
After hearing all the evidence the justice
bound him over in the district court
placing the bonds at $500.
Mrs. William Woodlock wishes to ex-
tend thanks to the Carpenters union of
this city for the aid and the sympathy
expressed in the death of her husband.
She also desires to thank the people of
Belt for the kindness displayed during
her husband's illness and for their gen.
erosity.
The state encampment Of Sons Of Vet
Grams at Helena, has been indefinitely
postponed. The following telegram was
received yesterday by j. o. Gregg lodge
Of this city from Division Commander
w. s. Votaw: "Encampment put off
without date. Particulars later. Notify
the boys"
Some time ago Gov. Richards pardoned
John f. Murphy, who, while justice of
the peace in Choteau county, was con-
victed Of forging county certificates for
stock destroying animals, and sentenced
in March, 1892, for four years in the
penitentiary, was released few days
ago, the board Of pardons having ap.
proved Of the pardon.
The Carpenters union w Wednesday eve-
ing passed the following resolution: "Rs-
solved, That we, the members Of the
Carpenters and Joiners of America,
Union No. 286, extend our hearty SYM
pathy to the striking employees on the
Great Northern railway and fervently
hope in their struggle to secure wages
that are just and fair they may be sue
cessful."
The following telegram has been re-
ceived by Department Commander j. o.
Gregg of the Grand Army of Republic
from the poet at Helena: sour COM
mittee recommend the postponement
without date of the annual encampment
until the strike is settled, after which
your order here" Commander Gregg
returned the following reply: post
ponement approved. Notify posts from
Helena. Our communications are block
AIDED" The encampment was to have
been held in Helena commencing We'd
nesday, April 25.
One of the most wanton pieces of
vandalism that can be conceived, oc-
Cured on Wednesday night at the
sculpture works of Messrs. Mckenzie &
Leuchara, between Central avenue and
First avenue south, near Fourth street
The gentlemen had just completed an
extremely handsome monument for the
cemetery valued at $3.50, and it was
awaiting removal. That night some
Williams threw rocks at it, breaking costly
carvings, and running the design. The
damage is estimated at the lowest to be
S,5, and it is sincerely to be hoped that
the scoundrels will be brought to justice.
The work was evidently done out of pure
mischief, as no one in their ordinary
senses would mutilate an ornament con-
structed in memory of the dead
A progressive euchre party was held |
last night at the residence of DR.. A. G.. |
Ladd, Fourth avenue north. Those
present were Mines. Tracy, Dunn, Steph-
snson, McClelland, Swan; the Misses |
Chowen, Ewing, Rich, Welt |
man, Lou Armstrong, Rawson, Fortune,
Hueston, Trigg, Lillian Kingsbury, Col
grave, O'Grady, Sprague, Connors, Fen
nimore, Longeway; Messrs. Tracy, Dunn,
stephenson, McClelland, Swan, H. P.
Brown, McNair, Largent, Atkinson,
Lind, Chowen, Armstrong, F.. B. Brown,
Ridgley, DR.. Jones, Elliott, and Stanton.
The head prizes we're won by Miss
Longeway and Mr.. Atkinson.