The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-21

paving saloons In the city. Apply 10
John Martin, Milwaukee Beer Hall.
Clayton j. Bower and William |. Bow
err have filed a placer mining claim on
the southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter, section %, township 20 north,
range 3 east.
Charles A. Wolf yesterday filed a
United States coal patent for the north
half of the northeast quarter, section 30,
township 10 north, range 4 east, contain
ing 100 acres.
Jeremiah Wolf yesterday filed a United
States coal patent for the north west
quarter of the northwest quarter, section
SO, township 10 north, range 4 east, con
tanning 40 acres.
Carroll mad. a regular hurricane Of
the last round of his battle with rraker
and it is not especially surprising that
Fraker was unable to withstand SO fur
ious an onslaught.
Mr.. 0. F Wadsworth returned to Bos-
ton yesterday to close up his business In
terests there preparatory to locating per-
manently in Great Falls. He intends to
open a real estate Office here.
George Bulge returned from his east
ern trip yesterday. He had a pleasat
visit, but says the ''moss" is too thick on
the people back there to suit him and
that he could not be induced to live there.
James NJ. Erskine sold to Mary A. W.
Erskine the northeast one-fourth of sec
| ,ion 30, township II north, range l west,
containing 100 acres, and lots 4, 5, 8 and
Z, block 6, townsits of St. Clair, tor
$1,000.
George W. Parker, Edwin L. More,
Walwin G.. Myers, Preston l.. Howard and
their presumption claims. William j,
Kennedy has also proved mp IN his home
stead before Clerk Cockrill.
Professor Graham arrived in town yes.
terday to resume his old position rs lead
er of the Park theatre band. He is s
musician of talent and a %cornetist O.
much ability, and our people will BE-
pleased to hear of his return.
j. A. Gockste,ter of Helena, who Il
largely interested in outside acres in tn,
vicinity of Great Falls, is in the city ant
will remain unit! Monday. Mr.. G. is g.
favorabiy impressed with Great Falls tina
he is likely to become lone of US" err
long.
The Miner Publishing company u
Barker has just issued 800 invitations fo
a grand bail to he given in the Mine
building, Barker, on Friday evening
!, January 90. Excellent music has bee
secured and supper will be served at tn
hotels. A good time Is promised.
Ed. ZiRgle of the city bakery is gettin
ready to put in another bake oven il
order to to keep up with his increasini
business. The double oven will he pu
in next week. Jingle turns out a first
article and the public appreciates it.
The following land patents have bee
! Cascade county people: James G
acres; George W. Beckett, 1870 acres; Sam
uel Adams, 100 acres; Henry H. Nelson
1859 "a acres. William W. Carr, 1850 acres
David Thomas, 1850 acres; John A. Hay
100 acres.
Senator Parberry of White Sulphu
Springs and Senator Redd of Miles Cit,
arrived in town yesterday, and are exam
ming the attractive features of Ores
Falls and vicinity. They have visited tn
I dam, smelter, falls and Giant spring, an
give vent to their opinions in pane
t gyrics. They think Great Falls has
wonderful future before it.
A tramp called at a place of cuisines
on the south side and asked charity of tn
proprietor. II know it is more blessed
to give than receive" said the man in sof
tones as he gave him a swift kick tina
sent him into the middle of the street
To which the tramp replied, "Blessed ar
the peacemakers," as he hurled a brick
bat through the window and shivered i
into a thousand pieces.
Mr.. Nathan Gibson, the Deer Greet
rancher, is in town taking In the sights
of the metropolis. Mr.. Gibson says thil
winter is very much like the winter o
rs, when there was scarcely any snOv
until March; then it came very plentiful
and spring rains fel! copiously, so that |
was a very profitable year for the ranch
ers and storkmpn. He feels no uneasi
ness on account of the prevailing warn
weather and Is confident we will We
have plenty OF moisture.
Mrs. G. Wilson wishes to Il
the public that the rooms in the Cor
block are ready for occupancy this eve
ming. There are forty rooms In all, Gle
gantly furnished bran new throughout
In the latest style and supplied with cleo
trio lights. heat and bath. VOW car ees !.
room u $12, t14, $lS, $50, $2o ~ 70
ner month. There rs also a nicely 1uI
pished reception room for the ex,,nsls
use of the rooners. Mrs; Garry Why
has charge of the house which Is a eual
antee that they will he Kept IN hrst-clas
style.
Arrivals at the Park: 10 Lugn, st. Pau
] ID Bayless, Butte; Z NJ Kelvin, Lett