Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-10-30
Thursday, Oct. 20.

Or. W. f. Almas OF Belt i6 in Great
Falls.
Lewis V. Werthelmer, salesman for J.
H. Oppenhelmer of Butte, is in the city.
f. M. Calkins of Helena, formerly q
merchant Of Great Falls, is in the city on
business.
John Harris, the we'll known stock
grower of Fort Benton, was in the CITY
yesterday.
j. B: Lorg, the s~heep-buyer of Sy ca
more, ILL.,, returned yesterday morning
from a purchasing trip to the eastern
part of the state.
James A. Coram Of KalispeH arrived
yesterday to attend the annual meeting,
to be held today, of the stockholders of
the Butte and Montana Commercial
company.
Geyser precinct, in which 81 votes are
registered this year, two years ago polled
II votes. Davis Creek precinct, in which
% votes are registered this year, two
years ago polled 81 votes.
The employees in the Boston and Mon
tana mines at Butte have voluntarily
contributed a second fund, amounting
to S4OO, to the Bryan campaign fund Of
the Silver Bow Bureau of Finance.
John Fleming of Chicago has pur-
chased for Nebraska feeders about $500
head of mutton wethers, ranging in age
from = to 4 years, from Sam Phillips of
Fergus county. paying therefor sl.95 Der
head, delivered at Billings.
Word has been received of the death
at Fargo, N. d., of County Auditor Mil
Ter of that county, father OF James L.
Miller, bookbinder for the Industrial
Printing company of Great Falls. The
latter did not reach Fargo until SO hours
after his fathers death.
The United States land office at Hell
ena has received homestead patents for
the following residents of Cascade coun-
": Lewis l., Jones, 1G5 acres; Olive G.
Ioften. 100 acres; l., G. Mccoy, 16O
acres; Joseph G, Taylor, lG0 acres Sam
uei Moniger, and Samuel n. Dickey.
Prot. Ericke, formerly of Great Falls,
was held up at the point of d gun in
Helena Tuesday evening and relieved of
his watch and some small change. He
was so angry when il was over and the
police called on him that he could hardly
speak, but was confident that the gun
was over a foot long and was the biggest
he ever saw.
In addition to those previously re-
ported, the following have signed the
roll of members Of the Independent Free
Silver club, which nov has over 1900
members; Arthur II. Alright, Frank
DAILY, James kahme, VIM. Watson, John
Ferguson, Jas. Fenwick, Vim. II. Irwin.
Ihos. II. Miller, John 3. Lamma, Thos.
Moore, Jos. Donneily.
Notice is hereby given to the electors
of Precinct No. 5 West Great Falls that
the polling place has been changed from
Woods paint shop on Fifth street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues south
west, to the vacant building on Fifth
avenue southwest, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, next door east of Frank
Moore,s barber shop. David Williams,
Allan Mcneil, +, W, Wright, j. O'Reilly,
judges Of election.
State Superintendent Steero has se-
lected the following books for use of the
state teachers reading circle during the
ensuing year: In general culture,
"Standlsh of America by Jane Austin;
10 biography, George Washington," by
Horace E. Scudder; in poetry, The
Lost Occasion" by Tohn G, Whittier; in
American patriotic selections, the Eng
lish classic series; in professional work,
,lhe Psychology Of Chlidbood,' by
Frederic Tracy.
Chic, Guerin yesterday received a tel.
egFam from Shelby Junction, directing
HIM to release Pat Mccarthy, arrested
q telegram from the constable at that
place on suspicion Of highway robbery.
The Chief was q trit!e hot over the mat
ter, and SO was the prisoner. 1t appears
that there was no evidence to Justify the
arrest anyway, and a warrant had been
largely on suspicion. McCar-
.hy was released and is going back to
shelby Junction to investigate the source
II the charge against him.
Wanted, at once, 10000 young stock
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