Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
|WS Mm eg E9E WEEK
Saturday. Oct. II.
M, S. Gum Of Helena is in Great

Blair of Helena, general agent Of
r. & N. Co.. is in the citw
I. Baker of Cora, Mckinley candi-
for county commissioner, is in
Falls.
Montana Central Railway COM
bes declared an annual dividend of
eeDt.
J. G. Benjamin and son returned
day morning after a six weeks
Michigan.
G.. r. Wallace and son returned
Morning after q several months
eastern cities.
Cooper of Choteau, Mckinley
ate for state senator from Teton
is in Great Falls.
Miller OF Helena, a prominent
I'D insurance agent and Mckinley
r, arrived yesterday.
n. Scanlon, travelling passenger
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
silwsy, is in the city.
Fox, former president OF the Cas-
County Trades and Labor council,
b yesterday from Belt.
Fort Benton River Press gives
that ~ crooks driven out Of Fort
b are headed for Great Falls.
B. Haskins, representing Geo. D.
I'D & Co., blank book manufac-
of st. Louis, is in Great Falls.
rge w. McCaskey of Helena, trav-
passenger agent of the Northern
Railway company, arrived yes
A. Killien, former agent of the
Falls & Canada railway at Great
land family arrived yesterday from
The district court yesterday, in the
Frank Mccarthy VS.. the Montana
b Company, the attachment of de-
pts property was vacated.
In A. Kennedy of Choteau, repre-
live in the legislature from Teton
n and Mckinley candidate for re-
bn. arrived yesterday, after a short
b visit.
commissioner of Indian affairs at |
q, N. w. T., has reported to the
lian government that all the Crees
tere deported from Montana are on
Il reservations He should inveeti-
kfurther, for there are 95 Crees at |
about 30 near Shelby Junction,
thers at several points in Montana.
shipping season for Montana cat
pearly at an end. The shipments
pot been as heavy this season as in |
list, many holding their cattle for a |
market. There are orders for |
100 more cars on the Great North
ID they will probably end the ship
Sheep are just beginning to
10 considerable quantities.
|4op G. o. Card, of the Mormon
y at Cardston, Alberta. arrived yes
en- route to Utah, whence he will
|uct large party of Mormops who
make their home at Cardston. This
be the second large party of the
and many individuals have emi-
I'd. The bishop says that all are
porous and we're blessed with un-
lily large crops this year.
ord has been received of the death
ew Mexico, from consumption, of j.
tark, formerly of the Sweet Grass
Mr.. Stark was an inmate of Col
Us hospital, Great Falls, for several
,s, but did not improve in health
be went to New Mexico, in the hope
the change of climate would prove
fetal He was an old resident of
tana and had an extended acquaint-
In this vicinity.
is reported from Choteau that w.
lrgy, proprietor of the stage line be-
D Choteau and Blackfoot, has nearly
sted the differences between him
ind the employees and that the stages
soon run regularly. The drivers
K Oct. 9, alleging that they received
er pay nor food for themselves or
p, and the mails have since been
Up, except when driver whom j.
cKnight of Dupuyer employed de-
sd them.
. many former residents of Hough-
,ounty, Michigan, who are now resi-
Of Great Falls know that that
~ has always been a republican
ghold and that the town of Lake
on has always been the republican
ark Of that county. A gentleman
reat Falls has received a letter from
brother in Lake Linden saying:
goldbugs had a great audience
two bosses and eight Finlanders,
Dters-nit"
y. Hills left yesterday morning for
., where he goes as delegate from
espeare lodge, No. 413, Sone OF st.
ge, to attend meeting of that Or
allied for the purpose of instituting
nd lodge for the state of Montana.
Drto all lodges in this state have
Governed by the grand lodge of
prnia, but now that there are nine
b lodges in Montana, it has been {
imperative to have a grand lodge
Edward Oliver of San Francisco,
npreme president of the order, is in
for the institution, and tits antici-
that there will be very large
ring. II
Sunday, Oct. Is,