Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-09-04

Il S. Ford yesterday morning went 10
~Iiolona on business,
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Seymour Currlo rotur6ed yesterday
from t%loleiIa, where he haQ spent q week.
w II Fletcher Left Last ri,h+ for Mia
eoula TO attend the democratic state
cHnFcntlon'
Mersb.I rCar ~ Ualero u,oe i, tho
citv voeferdpv' the 1uaet ~ Thief If Fn,
lice Guerin.
w NJ C,clxrilI Inff Last NIGHT for Mia
a,rta to attnn1 tha ~demrcrat;c etete
roh, M,rn,y of uo,oro q r,o,,b,r
op h Nurnbv Waola IIorGn,nra 10 10
r. 40 n;+v rn h,,et nnsc
james left last night 10 ct
topu tno popu1'51 e'al9 co'''enl'on
WHICH n4oot' III iio'eud to"ay'
Mrs. John r.. Athey and daughter,
Miss Lulu, returned yesterday FROM Big
Sandy, where they had visited friends
lor d 10" oaSs'
A new day station or the Montana
Central will be established in a day or
two at the B., A. d p. Junction, three
miles east Of Butte.
Phil Julien, editor of THE TRIBUNE,
left this morning to attend the demo
cratic state convention, which meets in
Miesoula Thursday next.
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ae 49, ,on ruanuS, ,uu'as on.o' ~ - t .ao
rainfall in tie "a hours ending at G .. NJ.
Yesterday was 81 of AL inch.
Cuuee n0n'oh y1eleluay au.hi WEN "
Gl'izensnip III INC onl'eu otaIee ,'liiinni
p. IN Mcr arlane: a na.ate oi Cauaua, anu
d. wy c .
r'GV. w. d. Sooihpe, lorne[ pastGr ol
tne irst ~ Il. cnu!cn VI 'iea' alle
and recently OF Phllipsburg, has been
transferred " 'ne Do'rol' \NA'cn') co'i-
lerenoe'
A new station has beer established on
Pu++o namad Maria T. r. Hanson has
bean annointed dav onnrator and g A,
Kr,,oar p;obt onar.+or
The TRIBUNE is in receipt OF a copy OF
the Ohio (lll.) Herald, which shows that
the editor OF the paper is PM ). robin.
M ond Mrs n II pohinenn ~ +b;e o;+y
ihn Montana ('nnfrll rQIlrnlH has
opened a new rock quarry three miles
west OF Boulder and are getting outrock
for the purpose OF building masonry
arches IN the cu!yerts they are O Till
ing IN with gravel
Mir, and Mrs. b II, Rich and child
rem OF led Wing, MINI, who had been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. /" u. lhelps for
q few weeks, left Yesterday for a visit 10
the Yellowstone National park, after
which they will return TO their home.
The c,pntv commissioners mot vester-
1av in month)v session XII wpra nres-
ent. Only routine business was trans
acted and the commissioners ADJOURNED
until next TUESDAY morning, when they
"i!l apnoint judges vi tue election TO be
held Nov s.
Tive extra railway mail clnrkE npva re-
car,iv hcnn annnntai on tha Grna+
;Iortj1ern hetwcan ~ Fan, and this
noin, to handle the innenaa nmnntities
OF campaign documents being sent out
by Mark llanua's committee under CON
gressional frankie.
Al, n,,n;]a who hava not cards IF ga.
misaion 10 the schools viii nlease takn
nofice hat I will be al The Sontb side
cnhool hnildinn WnIrosdav Thnrs1iav
an6 Er;dsv If This ons from 1.2I 20 !
- NJ For Tho nurnose Of %examin;no and
a]ss;gn;na nnnila 10 their Grades 8 n
Largent, Superintendent.
,
ouuge Denton yesterday Srahteo a a.
Vofce 70 Theresa i.els rom ueorge t.els'
VINO Is IN Inc pent!en'lary serving q sen.
tence on convlctlon Vi puislary Oh tne
nouse VI. I'att'G onaT, wno - also lorceu
W so!ourn a. Deer Louge !or a year on
1ccouns =. havIns oeen 'oo lree WIN
'aunes oeilreo pocAe'oooh'
A new day station has recently been
established on the Montana Central, 20
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