The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-05
From Tuesdays Daily
Everyone says the winter is broken.


The Board of Trade discussed home in
terests last evening and adjourned for a
week.
Col. McCutcheon said on Saturday that
W. M. Cockrill is the best district court
clerk in Montana.
The rain storm last night was a genu-
Inc surprise. The rain fell heavily and
washed the streets.
Ed. Powers, connected with the engi-
neering department of the Great North
ern, left for Missoula this morning.
Archie McDonald's restaurant is the
popular resort for those who wish a good
meal nicely prepared at. a moderate price.
DIR. Jones, the new dentist, has already
turned out some fine work that approving
e%minently satisfactory. His Office is over
the Bee Hive.
County School Superintendent Swan
announces that $4,O66.24 are apportioned
to the Great Falls school district. Sun
River receives 81, 101.92
Wilcox g. Graham have bought of
Theo. Gibson a lot between Sixth and
OCNCutu oGlCCto Ol SCutlul uNcAu6. lu6
consideration was $500.
W. B. Raleigh & Co. are making some
changes and improvements IN their house
and the arrangement of their large stock
of dry goods. Call and see them.
1t is recalled that Mrs. Colonel Cop
died Sunday, resided for some time with
hnr h,,o1nnl at Eprt ,usn,nIOsoo
Lew Goslin has discontinued his tri-
weekly stage service to Clendenin and
Neihart for the present, but expects to
resume operations in about a month.
G. N. Cutrlghh formerly with Joe Con-
rad, has accepted a position with w. B.
dry goods department there on Monday.
William Ulm of Ulm has just received
from Helena a fine thousand-dollar piano.
Does this mean that Uncle Billy intends
to get some one to furnish music for him :
W. j. Kennedy is a rustler in several
directions. Yesterday he purchased an
interest in some valuable mining proper
ties in Neihart and Barker. He leaves
for the camps today to inspect the same
Elk Commissioner Clingan is in town
aud does rot feel at all crushed by the
criticism Of the grand jury on the late
board. He says the roads were needed
and have been of most service to Great
Falls.
Judge Race is hearing today the suit
of the st ate VS.. Patrick Nicholson, in
which II. Kirkendall is the complaining
witness. Messrs. Martin and Leslie
appear for the prosecution and Mr..
Brady for the defense.
Advices from Belt state there is a
strong force of men at work on the trestle
which will be about 800 feet long and 12G
feet high. 1t will be completed in abou,
a month. When that is finished rapid
progress will be made with the rest of
the Belt Mountain railroad work.
Building has ilready begun. People
are no longer afraid that the mortar will
freeze up when they want it most. Work
is in progress on the Germanla house ad.
ditlon. Hicks g. Hoerman are increasing
the capacity of the house by a brick addi,
ton. They will also add a spacious eel
lar to the building.
The good news comes from an authen
tic source that a mail car will be placed
| on the Great Northern railroad from Mi.
not to Great Falls about March 2. This
ensures continuous mail service from St
Paul to Great Falls and thence to Butte
People will be able to mail letters at tae
trains for st. Paul and Postmaster Taylor
will receive letters sorted for distribution
Tine Great Falls Mining and Prospect.
ing company has been formed. The of
ficers are as follows: President, d. L
Tracy vice-president, W. j. Kennedy
! general manages, JohnWatson treasurer