Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-08-21
Friday, August al.

Ut, ana Mrs, +. v. Lawyer or Belt are
in the city.
Miss Elsie Leland of Belt is in the city
for a few days visit.
Thomas Clsry, a stockman of Fort
Benton, is 10 the city.
Harry Mclaughlin was in the city
from Sand Coulee yesterday.
Edwin Trevillian, Jr., and bride re-
turned yesterday from Helena,
Benjamin Eumney, a prominent citi-
zen Of Cascade, is in Great Falls.
Sir, and Mrs. II. b. Mitchell are at
home at SIC Fourth avenue north.
J. 9. Kelleher, a prominent rancher of
kibbey, IS in the city for a few days
visit.
Mrs. Herman Aflarbach and children
are at Logging Creek for a months out
ing.
DR.. W. H. Winslow, superintendent of
the Fort Shaw Indian school, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Freeman and Mr.,
dUu Mis-. ~. ~. w hEO6u E6LuEucu Yes
terday from Logging Creek.
Phil Hunt returned yesterday from
Logging Creek, loaded with spoils from
stream and hunting ground.
Howell Harris Of Lethbridge, manager
of Conrad Bros cattle interests in the
Northwest territory, is in the city.
Geo. w. Sweet, a we'll. known attorney
of Havre and one of the original popu
lists of Choteau county, is in Great Falls
Mrs. II. II. Ewing will return tomor
row morning from her former home ir
Illinois, where she has been visiting fol
two months,
Miss Mitchell, of Staten Island, ar
rived this morning and will be the guest
of her brother, Harry B. Mitchell. anc
wife, for one time.
DIR. W. A. Long, formerly Of Grea'
Falls, but now Of Lewistown, is in tht
city, making arrangements 70 ship hi
household goods TO Lewistown.
II. r. CoIlett aud Francis s. Eaton re
turned Yesterday from Highwood. The,
report cuickepe scarce 10 that vicinity
but, nevertheless, bagged a large mum
Der.
The Royal Milling company has re
ceived Al order from the war depart
ment for 3G,750 pounds of REX" -four
to be delivered at Fort Assinniboine a
S1.S5 per sack of % pounds.
w. 7. Ridgley returned yesterday from
Squaw hollow. The others who ar
camped there, except the King party
expect to return tomorrow. The KIM
party will remain a week longer.
Col. John L. Root Of Hamilton, gov
eminent timber inspector, arrived yes
terday from Butte, where he succeeds
in forcing several prominent citizen
ages.
j. P. Fitzgerald, justice of the peace a
Belt, has come out as a candidate TO
clerk and recorder on the Democrat
ticket and the indications are that b
will have strong support in the demo
cratic convention.
Andrew Davidson, justice of the peac
at Malta, was in the city yesterday, e.
route home from Helena, where he az
peared as a witness for the defense il
the suit of Beta A. Null We. the Grea
Northern Railway Company, an actioI
to recover 525,000 damages for the killinI
of plaintiffs husband, near Glasgow,
year ago.
j. B. Long of Sycamore, ILL.,, left yes
terday for Teton county, where he es
poets to buy sheep. There have been
number of sales of sheep in that count
recently, the latest being by G. r.. Scott
OF Pondera, who sold 800 lambs at Sl.l
The lambs we're about the finest of tn
Lincoln-Shropshire cross ever raised i
northern Montana.
River Press: We learn that a friendl
rivalry is in progress among the resi-
dents of Highwood, as to who shal
have the biggest barn. AS soon as on
ranchman puts up an imposing structur
his neighbor goes him one larger, ant
the size of the barns along Highwoo
is exciting the astonishment and admire
ton of visitors. Jesse Bright's barn
the laet one completed and is a little bi
bigger than anything else on the creek
but how long it will remain 90 is uncei
tain it the rivalry continues.