Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-22

uitu. Ile KNOWS also from ODSefVaL1Ol
the value and record Of nearly every lot
in Great Falls, as well as Of each quarter
section in the surrounding country.
Iron Mondays Daily.1
Sun River has base ball club.
Major Baldwin proceeded homeward
today. ..--"* -@E
Mr.. Paris Gibson returned from Helena
today.
Has any one seen the Cora election
returns?
Mr.. Kingsbury says the live stock are
in good condition.
Reports are current that Northern Pa
cific surveyors are at Belt.
A. Keyes, the extensive government
contractor, is in the city today.
Frank Coombs sent men yesterday to
begin work on Captain COUGHS house.
Some medicine men did lively bust
ness at tooth drawing on Saturday night.
The question Of the county's buying
the wagon bridge and making it free is
being agltated
Mr.. Allen, the representative of the
Pioneer Press company, is in the city to-
day looking up business for his house.
Contractors will be interested in the
notice published by Frank Higgins of
Missoula, to be found IN another column.
Mr.. Arlington gives good report of
his flock. He doubtless feels happy, too,
that he was not induced to run in the late
free for-all.
Travel to the Yellowstone National
Park has already begun. Mr.. Leland
Lyon says he expects to make a tour of
wonderland next week.
DR.. Longeway was called to Kibbey at
an early hour this morning, to attend a
man who was run over by his horse and
wagon. No particulars could be learned.
The Montana Central and Manitoba of
fer special low rate for the round trip
to st. Paul to all who wish to witness the
exploits of Spokane, the Montana world
beater.
Sun River polled 50 votes which were
distributed as follows: Burns 10, Gillette
"a, Mayer, ~, Ford ~. Ralston 1. So
Sun River went democratic like all Cas-
cade county.
Frank Higgins of Missoula, who is
largely interested in the cattle business
in Choteau county, arrived in the city yes
terday. He expects to meet his partner,
Sam Mitchell, hare.
Miss Jones, who resides opposite Rain
bow falls, slipped while getting out of
carriage in front of Ringwald s. Carriers
store this morning and received severe
but not serious cash in her head.
E. G. Douglas of Sterling, Mimi, and
W. D. Mermickle of Spruce Hill, Mimi,
are in town. The latter is an extensive
miller and lumberman. He says TR1-
BUNE Annual impelled him to come here
All members of the Choral Union are
requested to meet at the Arion hall at
1880 sharp this evening to rehearse for
Prof. Werner's benefit concert, which
takes place tomorrow evening. All turn
out
Prof. Werner will give concert in
Arion hall tomorrow evening, after which
there will be dance from 10 to 10. The
charge for that will be only so cents ex-
ira. The concert will have many attrac-
tive features.
Gu. Mcnamara of Fort Maginnis pass
Helena. Mr.. Mcnamara says but little
interest was taken in the late election in
his section and that hardly one-tenth of
the full vote was polled. 8s
All our jurists are puzzled as to what
will be done with Peck and Mitchell, the
Choteau republican candidates who were
at last accounts a tie. There is no war
rant for second election and to toss up
would not give clear title.
Many people are calling to see Judge
Dyas' pair of buffalo wolf cubs at Wer-
necke's. 1t Appeals that the old VOLTS
den was 80 feet from the surface of the
hill. There is another den on the west
of the Missouri which will be dug into
soon. -=.--S
The fifth annual session of the grand
lodge Knights of Pythias will convene at
Deer Lodge tomorrow. Extensive prep
arations are being made for the reception
of the representatives of the different
lodges. Cataract lodge of this city should
be fully and ably represented.
George F. Field OF Sand Coulee has
purchased from Messrs. Huntley s. Clark
of the Riverside Stock Farm the best
bred and handsomest draft stallion on the
ranch, brigade Major, who Is an imported
horse, and is as we'll bred among draft
animals as Maxim is among trotters. Mr..
Field has shown good judgment in his
selection, and the price, $4,000, while
seemingly large is well invested.-In
pendent.
Many of the TRIBUNE's friends from
various portions Of the county are in the
city today in attendance at tho term of
court The juries comprise some of our
best citizens and there is no doubt but
their action and decisions will be just to
ALL Mr.. Geo. H. Mullery, foreman of
the grand jury, backed by the members
of that body, may be depended upon to
perform his duties efficiently and CON
sciantiously,
We learn today that the residence of
DR.. R, P. R. Gordon, near Box Elder, and
some other houses in the same vicinity
were broken into recently and robbed Of
everything valuable that could be readily