Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27
forward q beef shipment from Fort Ben
ton next Wednesday.

forward a beef shipment from Fort Ben.
ton next Wednesday.
]. H. Stack, a leading woolgrower OF
Fergus county, arrived yesterday morn
ing from his home at Stanford.
Persons who arrived yesterday from
the Marias country report deeper snow
in that vicinity than has been known in
1G years.
D. G. Browne returned yesterday from
Helena, where he had been for a week.
Mrs. Browne will remain in Helena for a
few days.
j. ., Pattee of st. Paul, superinten-
dent OF motive power of the Great
Northern railway, arrived yesterday
morning,
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will provide a fine Thanksgiving
dinner at BIT Masonic block, Central
avenue, from / to 4 p. n on Thursday
next.
The Montana Stucco Co.. yesterday
completed arrangements with the Twin
City Lime and Cement Co. which in
sure the operation ct the company's
plant to its fullest capacity for the next
year.
Mrs. M. M. Lyter will go to st. Louis
this morning. She will appear there as
a witness in an important suit. She
will visit relatives before returning and
will probably be absent until after the
holidays.
]. E. Enright, T. w. Enright, AL
Metzmeier and party returned Yesterday
after a three weeks hunting trip in the
vicinity of Saco. They shot GO deer and
had a fine time, barring the storm, which
delayed them for a week.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to Jay A. Ford of Dearborn and Miss
Lena r, Lee of st. Peters; Elias Carl
son and Miss Ingeranna Barntine
Meisted, both of Great Falls; and John
Pogreba and Miss Katie Moloske, both
of Great Falls.
Hermann Thofehrn, the expert who
superintendent the construction of the
Anaconda refinery and was it's superin-
tendent for some time, returned yester-
day morning from New York, where he
had been for several weeks, and will
spend some time in Great Falls.
1t is reported that the ore in the re-
cent strike in the B%roadwater mine, at
Neihsrt, runs from 1850 to $500 ounces
to the ton. More miners have been
placed at work, 100 being now employed,
and 10 more will soon be placed at work
upon the new discovery, which ie in a
crosscut from tunnel No. /.
W. Ranton of Sun River, who WAS in
the city yesterday, states that the water
in the dan at Priests crossing began to
rise Tuesday morning, and it was at first
thought that an ice jam VI the river had
broken, but the rise continued until it
amounted to AZ feet, and it has been
learned that it was the result of rains
near the headwaters of Sun river.
T. T. Collins, state treasurer. elect, has
appointed as his deputy George M, Hays,
cashier of the First National bank Of
Billings. Mr.. Hays is a democrat we'll
known throughout the state and pos
sesses ideal qualifications for the posi-
ton He has held tbs Office of county
clerk and clerk of the court in his home
county, which ie sufficient proof of his
popularity where he is best known, as
the county has heretofore been strongly
republican,
The fair to be given by the Liberal
church ladies next Saturday will be an
~''every day" affair, each day of the week
to be represented by a booth, containing
articles useful and ornamental, includ-
ing candy and dolls. There will also be
a fish pond" atfording amusement to
young and old. Tea will be served in
the afternoon and oysters in the evening.