Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-16
week from visit of three months to her
former home in Illinois,

they will camp for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Stanford have
gone to Kalispell for a ten days visit
with friends.
Mrs M. NJ. Lyter, Miss Katherine For
gay and Messrs. Kenneth Mclean and
Howard S. Green will return this week
from their visit to the Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
DR.. and Mrs. pittwood have returned
from their outing at Logging creek.
Mrs. Jackson of West Virginia is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. r. Mcclellan
Ramsey.
DIR. Titus of Sun River is spending
few days in the city on business.
The season for grouse and prairie
chickens opens Thursday morning.
Walter s. Clark of Choteau left yes
terday for ten days visit in the Yellow.
stone National park.
f. S. Page will ship nine cars of steers
and six double -decked cars of sheep
from Fort Benton Wednesday.
The Boston & Great Falls Land com.
pany deeds to Harvey S. Bell lot 4, block
20, Boston & Great Falls addition; con
slderation, $4OO.
Ed O'Reilly has disposed of his inter-
ests in Great Falls and he and family
left yesterday for Grand Forks, where
they will reside in the future.
Tomlinson, Bowles S Co. of Chicago
and South st. Paul have purchased sev
eral hundred steers of X. w. 3uckland
of Highwood, paying $50 for 3 and $40
for 4-yearolds.
The Belt Valley Times. in speaking of
resumption of work at the mines, says
that, in order to get out the amount of
coal required, the force will have to be
increased to 1000 men.
DR.. Crutcher returned yesterday from
the Lake Mcdonald country, where he
has been spending few weeks viewing
the magnificent scenery Of that locality
and making acquaintance with the
speckled trout
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Dwyer ar
rested man named Davis on telegram
from Sheriff Mclaughlin of Benton.
Davis is accused of stealing horses in
Choteau county and bringing them to
this city and disposing of them.
The military surveying party which
arrived here yesterday broke camp this
morning and left for the Shonkin. They
will make for Great Falls and Fort
Shaw by way Of Highwood and Belt
and may extend their trip to Helena. -
River Press.
Paul Eglotf, M. Phillips, J. G. Coates,
Merritt Powers and DR.. Cleveland re-
turned yesterday from three weeks fish
ing on the south fork of Sun river. They
were bropzed from exposure to Old Soils
rays but nevertheless report having had
pleasant time.
County Auditor Beachly and Prof
Morrison have been busy for the last day
or two IN getting up their new system OF
road maps. They have now got the
county road plats in apple-pie order, and
it Is possible for any one Interested to
learn something about the county roads
without going through bushel OF old
memoranda and documents.
The funeral of Wm. Colligan will take
place today at 2 p. IN. from McBratney's
undertaking establishment at Ia Second
street north. The funeral will be under
the charge of the Switchmen's union and
the funeral cortege will proceed from the
undertaking establishment to the Catho.
lie church. where religious services will
take place, the remains being afterwards
taken to the Highland cemetery for
burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coombs and
daughter and Miss Currie, who have
been enjoying themselves at the Boulder
hot springs. returned home yesterday.
Dan Tracy, who was OF the party, was
so cntranccd with the springs that he
will remain few days longer. All speak
in the highest terms of the hospltablc
treatment they received at the hands of
Proprietor Bcckwith Of the Hotel May
and Mrs. BcckWlth.
There will be dance at Great Falls
park this afternoon and evening with
music by the !lamann ladies' orchestra
Horse racing daring the afternoon. Ihare
will be swimming contest from the
PARK to the island and return, fret
prize, 50; second prize, 81 %. The
steamer Minnie will run every twenty
minutes from , y. m. to > Il. N. Ad
mission to park free. Admission to dance
- cents. Ladies free. Return trip y
cents
r. f. Adams, a son Of J. &. Adams OF
Sun River. came IN yesterday and cub
mittcd to a painful Operations on his arm
which consisted of ecraping the bone anu
other operations deemed nrC~seary tt
preserve the arm from amputation. he
trouble had its origin in an aGcldenta
fall from a horse III 1889, ani since that
time Young Adams has had treatment
for the mi ured arrn in the east without
avail. Dr, Adams performed the oper
alton yesterday.
THE TRIBUNE is now publishing daily
quotations from Chicago, Duluth anG
minneapolis on wheat. No. Northern
is the gr rde quoted. This 10 wheat
which weighs Iiftyelght pounds TO the
measured buRheI and contains only d
very small per cent Of soft kernels. No
hard is the standard Of measurement II
grades and il supposed to have ur sof'
gralnH in il Very II'le Of this grade It
sold in eastern mHTlfcls however, the
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