The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

TO a point near the western approach OF
the wagon bridge. 1t is further said
they will have the line extended inside of
sixty days.
The returns of the bridge and bond
election from Arlington. as reported in
the city press. were decidedly wrong and
do injustice to that progressive town.
The correct vote was: Cascade bridge.
for, 81. against, /. Courthouse block.
for II, against .. Townsite company
bridge, for l3. against 9. Fifteenth street
bridge, for IA, against I.
Pattic Milender came into W. NJ. Cock
rills office yesterday and asked for "A IL
ccnse permitting her to wed Anderson
Craven. This was the first time in the
history of the Office since the present
gentleman has had charge of it where
the bride to be applied for the license.
Needless to say it was promptly granted.
Both live in Great Falls.
The Goodrich Lumber company have
now one of the most complete lumber.
yards in Montana. Their location is on
Eighth avenue north, between Ninth and
Eleventh streets. The company WINS
the north half of two blocks at this point
and nearly the whole of this area is
covered with lumber. Their warehouse
for doors, sash, and other builders ma
tcrial is an attractive building. 1Syl3
feet, and is so full of stock that there is
hardly room tO get through it The of
flee is a two story building of neat arch
itectural design in which is a fire proof
vault and every desired convenience. In
connection with their general lumber
business In" company operates AN "Xtcn-
siyr ~plauing mill, which is under the
management Of White Il Latta. the we'll
known contractors. SIDE track the en-
tirc ich%th nl ln, yaru gives thcin every
laclil'y ,9r han'u,hg tlle'r material aho
day men we're busy unloading lumber
from three or four cars. Besides these
extensive yards and warehouses the com
Pahy sun maintains Tvs n!o lalu "i .llc
,1Ionu' SUI, "u'a @ Hnt""' Wng,J
'nc! hhl.llG 'oal anu p"t9llS "'a''ti'l
=" AZ hnL" ] ~ u, ~ ~
'.' .n, a,.ta Ill., ,ln. 49,
now running regularly five double and
two single teams delivering building ma
terial and coal throughout the city.
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Active work on the Cory building has
been resumed
One hundred men II forty teams are
at work on the Barker branch.
George Hanson, a native of Denmark,
was granted his first papers Yesterday.
Monarch i. ronnrtcd ia no - worry livcIv
place since railroad construction began.
Tbo ,,so ,r.ips, W.l+or RI,ck for
,Laana 81 w. tho wnet s;Jo
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Th" returns from all tn" precincts
l"'o ai H., l. t,a"a on tLo az "''
The last official act Of Judge Huy was
to fine Gus johnson so and costs ycstcr
day for being drunk and dlsorderly.
Cl.vtop 7 Rnyor filed Yesterday with
the county recorder final receipt for
Bower island in the Missouri river IN
section /. township 10 north of range
east.
h citizans of G,nat Falls have MIR
,h.,snl IN Dntrn;t Mil nj - ,nct of s1uo
AN rlcrant silk q. \. n. Hap for the use
Of Sheridan post of this city. The ilag
rs expected to arrIv" bctor" Memorial
day.
"Rrprky" Lyrrh pnt into a Guht YES
tordny offrrnnon and WAS arrested nt thn
instan y" nt one Of his victims, .Judro
p.,n. amt him undnr 500 bonds and will
Civ" hun a chance 10 explain matters TO
day.
Attorney f. g. Park sold Yesterday
another Of his fine acre Garden plats TO
| Mr.. Tobias Remer of this city for $50.
II.um I,,;Ll ro.;l,,n, n,,,I;
ately and 90 into market gardening and
poultry raising
In the uit of tbc Great Northern rail
vay vs. .Ioe Doe and Richard Roe thc
names or Isaac Thomuson and Andrew
T,mndstrum we're substituted as defend
ants Dun nroof being made the default
If dnfondants was entered
The Park theatre had an unusually
nndntnhind ab;litv mnkinT their first an.
na.r,nna an the inarda of that %nonuIar
ppIan, Tha house was hacked and rr.