The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-14
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

Frank $. Odell, of Sand Coulee, is in
town.
viii Hanks is expected home from the
east today.
Charles F. Green, of Choteau, is a guest
at the Park.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work apply to A. NATHAN.
The Rev. Mr.. Coombe returned from
the east yesterday.
Jere Sullivan, of Fort Benton is regis
tered at the Park.
The Hon. Paris Gibson came down
from Helena Yesterday.
j. j. Davis of the Montana Stage Co.,
is registered at the Milwaukee.
Senator Power passed through town
yesterday on his way to Benton.
Rev. Mr.. VanOrsdel left yesterday for
Benton where he will hold Sc rvice Today.
Steve Pierce. Phil Walsh and John
Casey leave today for their HON es in
Neihart.
Archie Mcdonald a social
hop at the Arcade restaurant on Tuesday
evening next.
J. w. Stanton returned yesterday from
the temporary capital whittier he had
been on business.
Carpenters are busy rebuilding the foot
bridge that was washed away at the dam
day before yesterday.
William Roske, a native Of Germany,
filed his declaration of intentions of be
| cnnipr "a I1pifei Stutps rltIyen
j. +. Allison. formerly night clerk a
the Milwaukee, has just returned from
surveying trip IN the Great Northern.
Harold Thisted, William Roske anG
Emil S. Miller proved up on their pre-
emption claims yesterday before Clerk
Cockrll.
John w. Moler, of Mann, yesterday
filed notice of Il water-rlght of 2OC
inches on Big Otter creek. for the pur-
pose of irrigating his homestead.
Although Saturday was almost like a
summers day, F. Is. Catlin, the r%ustling
coal dealer, took orders for fifteen tons
of coal and four cords of kidding wood
A fight between Carroll and Fraker is
announced for next Friday at the Park
theatre. A forfeit of $50 has been
posted. They are to fight Tor u purse of
300.
WANTED-I would like to exchange
music lessons for the use of a piano "r
would like with use of piano. Adj
dress Experienced Teacher" Great Falls,
Mont.
Castle mining men feel much encour,
aged over the filing of the map by the
Northern Pacific OF their route W
Shields river to that camp and White
sulphur Springs.
The Suspension bridge across the Mis-
souri, just below the dam, will be com
pletpd in about ten days. Work on i
has been delayed for the past few day
on account of the lack of material.
Vaughn, Hughes g. Co. have a tirst-clsss
feed store in the Arvon block. They keel
constantly on hand the first qualify OF
-four, buckwheat, graham, rye flour
cracked wheat, corn meal, etc. Give them
a trial.
Attorney Thos. W. Murphy has moved
his law office into the Minot block and
now occupies the rooms recently vacated
by the county attorney, and will be
pleased to entertain his friends in his
new quarters.
Great Falls has been made a repeating
ufire The Instruments are located in
the new depot. 1901 of Central avenue,
aud are in charge of Mr.. Briggs. They
are used on the through wire between
Butte and St. Paul.
The land contest case of Eugene Chap
man VS.. Nels Loberg, which was tried
before the officials of the land Office in
Helena the other dav, was decided in fa-
vor OF Eugene Chapman. Loberg's en-
try being cancelled.
An elegant hair bride was ratfled for ut
the Milwaukee last night, and was won
by w. &. stark. TWAS the property OF
Charles Gordon an inmate of the state
penitentlary, who took this means OF rails
ing a little cash for extras at that insti-
tuition. 1t Melted him S25.
W. H. Black, our livery stable man,
who was formerly sheriff OF Choteau
| county, received last evening from Chhs.
| Gordon. who Is now an inmate OF the
| state penitentiary for life, II fine gold
headed cane tor his kind treatment OF
Gordon while in his custody. Gordon
was convicted for the killing of Leville at
Choteau in July, 1888, while on IA drunken
spree. The murder vas without proyoca-
ton.
In the collision which We announce al
in yesterdays TRIBUNE on the other side
of the river between u switch engine and
II number of freight cars, the engine and
six cars were badly wrecked. The escane
rt Engineer James Marn and Fireman
l.. Crane was a marvel. The tender of the
engine WAS driven right into the cab and
the men escaped by climhiag ont through
he front Windows. recelS NJ only some