The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-04
|EEKLY TRIBUNE
OF THE FALLS.
DAILY.

W
in th.l B%ATURDAy's DAILY.
The { car company are moving
s gene, BIS of the line several hundred
b. / Central avenue to make
~ =" E proposed fountain.
,ntv mony was submitted yester-
-. In Judge Benton in the case of
te ~, Gates VS.. Albert j. Gates for
Ig She accuses him of cruelty
10 IT, nre to provide the necessaries
id cou,l
re, the Il Northern will run a special
ose IA thc Great Falls Il Canada de-
bect with the excursion train
3 dec bridge on the Fourth. 1t will
ath In with the excursionists after
at d Hon.
f"ra BIT of July the weather bu-
transferred from the war to
ural department. 1t is TO be
Uncle Jere Rusk will change
ts a tri1e-in other words,
D. IN the rain question.
oswGl 4 uNE office received a very
Ess. yesterday from G. N. Spear
DRRk ], Mich, from which place he
Boss lived. The gentleman enter
JoCT in60 favorable opinion of Great
III will remain for some time
ny Cith of increasing his interest in
The Iii Falls Land company re
Lii, irdod u SHkerday a deed from J.. X. Clark
afxgN08Ffhe southwest quarter of sec
"' un.2Qs4the northeast quarter of the
o. yxfheoet quarter lots 6 and I of section
de rLthe southwest quarter of of section %.
% southeast quarter of section -, the
a. est quarter of %, the southwest
'"o' iarter Of section %, all in township 81,
orth Of range 3 east; consideration
$500.
SLOW Mr.. Fred H. Putnam. the hustling
WY DOL representative of Hecht Bros. IL Co.
=, anne in last evening from a trip to the
y" -. aeep ranaok He showed to a TRIBUNE
5 III ls-preeent6tive a large bunch of spear, or
il II oometimes called ''wire' grass,
nd reports ! great abundance of it upon
ome ranges. The TRIBUNE desires to
u arm growers to keep their tiOcks away
ncf rom ranges infested with the pest, as its
,s - rsgonce ~ their wool depreclate its
hs. Tbo 6ompany having the new opera
narsiou1 hand is progressing at a most
Get nccG< lpg rate. The stockholders met
ntqlestet3 md accepted Architect Cobb's
tn s,lanot R9&nll description of which was
5 n'ubi6l1d IN Thursdays TRIBUNE. The
ing ,ompQ49 will be incorporated today with
We. capttot etock of $l0O,OOO. When com
,leted 6ujlding and ground will cost
,us cry n91g This amount Architect Cobb
eemaiu4in the city for some days and
Of will ~ The building well under way.
disAl No are at all acquainted with the
l.. ,rom<an4tfUa huiIIip0 upitn in cayipr II
,gF will h the finest opera house west of
minneapolis. Ground will probably be
'roken Monday and the house will be
'" inished this season.
,rg SUNDAYS DAILY.
Judge Benton rendered his decision
= yesterday in the case of Rice VS.. board
Il county commissioners. He sustained
he ruling Of Auditor Ringwald.
M ~ The following Great Falls attorneys
we're admitted to practice before the su-
a creme court on the 9th inst: Douglas
Il dartin, w. II. Pigott and A. j. Shores.
liz William Glasscock recorded yesterday
deed from Anton Bergenson for an un-
divided one-half interest in the KOehler
b, quartz lode mining claim situated in the
Barker mining district. Consideration
If $500.
I The following were the bids for the
Il construction of the new school house:
Mckay Bros. & Grant, s2J,994; Buck
ID ngham 4 Olson, $4,000; William Rob
'rts, $500. The contract will be
awarded tomorrow--Mon LAY.
l. Mr.. w. j. Beckett, the popular county
y" purchasing agent for Lewis and Clarke,
=, 8 q visitor in the city. Mr.. Beckett is
~ supervising the shearing of a large band
II sheep In which he is largely interested
;" ,bout ton miles from the city.
a. The divorce suit of Adeline p. Gates
's. Albert j. Gates was compromised in
'ome manner yesterday. The property
vill no doubt be divided equally between
M hem. 1t was all simply "a re-
,etition OF the old story of domestic dis
ord.
o, J.F. Hundley, representing the Hell
: ma Independent, has been in town for
he past two days. Yesterday he re-
;eived by telegraph the sad intelligence
" his mothers death at Atlanta, Ga. He
has the sympathy of the entire news
let paper fraternity in this city. Mr.. Humid
'arey will leave for Helena today and 90
rom there to Atlanta.
Al LIS CoHluilttce having IN charge the
,, ERECTION of a grand stand at the race
rack opened the bids for same in the
: Park hotel last night. The bids were as
ur ollows: G.. II. Grant, 500; Madison a.
Macarthur, s525; Isaac Pappin & Co.,
1900; White a. Latta, 800. The con
.ract was awarded to Madison & Nc
i Arthur, they being the lowest bidders.
" B. II. Powers is back from the Run
Il 4lUnn VNnlf int,, .l,,tu.A AL
u Woodhurst mine, owned by Senator
? iibson, IL. o. Chowen and - Chand-
n or OF this city, is a great property. The
eureka is another bonanza. They are
"' WORKING four men on that property and
to have four more at work in a
ttew days. lie is fascinated with the
! eureka Consolidated.