The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-23
TRIBUNE.
OF THE FALLS.
SrURDAY's DAILY.

w d. "
cnae IL Adolph Alberts vs.. Joseph
was diBmissed yesterday, the plain
wing ~ costs.
N,ileyC q. Conklin filed final receipt
soutb half of the northeast quar-,
Ia fhe EAST half of the northwest
er 81 eection 8, in township 1S, north
IN .ge 5 eost.
;nc - nome misunderstanding the
FOR Monarch Yesterday didn't start
o'cl0ck. Agent Kelly informs us
in the future the Friday train will
promptly at 7:l5 in the morning.
mes II Howard filed yesterday final
Mt toe he southwest quarter of the
hwsSt 6uartcr, the northwest quar-
the o0uthwest quarter of section
ind thS southeast quarter OF the
n hest 0uarter of the northeast quar-
ktnd the northeast quarter of the
hheast Quarter of section 33, in town
81; north of range , east.
rs. Sam McMurrin, wife of the good
- ing and rustling young gentleman
,preeides in the counting room of
TRIBUNE establishment, left ycster-
~ afternoon with her two children for
MI lw weeks visit among friends in st.
il. The lady and little ones bear with
m the sinccre wishes of a large circle
Treat Falls friends and acquaintance
a safe Journey. "A pleasant visit and a
are edy return.
OF Hiss Pauline Hartell accompanied her
Sno. ;er-in-law, Mrs. +. w. Hartell, to
eat Falls this week and will make
'lSS, 1T city her home for some time. Miss
s N. rtells many friends gave her a fare
I'll surprise party Tuesday evening at
nCnSs residence of her sister, Mrs. Il. n.
L.cd lompson. A most enjoyable time was
- d, and the best wishes of the young
ani ly's friends go with her to her new
90. me.-Jefferson County Sentinel.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
Oscar Kailson and Kiereh Elkeler, both
O'~. Sand Coulee. were yesterday licensed
,wed.
Levi Gallinger paid a fine of SO and
osts yesterday for being drunk and dis
II trderly.
uL. William f. Dickinson and Minnie
Nolan, both of this city, were yesterday
licensed to wed.
Contractor Frank Combs is pushing
~ work on the foundation of the annex to
the Realty block.
J. F. Wcgncr, was yesterday APP
pointed administrator on the estate of
John Robinson, deceased.
General Manager Mothers special train
came back about midnight last night
and will remain here till morning.
Charles ID. Mcintyre has assigned his
interest in the Crown Butte canal to f.
w P. Caldwell, of Helena, for a valuable
consideration.
The school board were to have
awarded the contract for building the
new school house yesterday afternoon
but postponed the matter till Monday.
al A deed was recorded yesterday in
which John w. Stanton transferred to
John A. and Robert w. Lamb, both of
Monarch, lot 10 in block 81 in Monarch
for s1,450.
H. O. Smith thought he was handy
with his dukes and was run in for his
fighting proclivitics. Being unable To
pay the necessary fine yesterday he was
sent to Jail.
A deed was made Il matter Of public
record yesterday in which Joseph II.
johnson ct uX. sold to Oliver Wads-
worth of Boston. Mass, for $1,000 lot 3
in block i2l, this city.
The court yesterday appointed Mag
gle Wetzel and Will Hanks, guardians
OF the persons and estates of Pearl.
Daisy and Willie Wetzel, children of
William S. Wetzcl, deceased.
Quite a number of architects came
down from Helena yesterday, each
n armed with "a roll of plans to bid ON
the school house. The architects of this
city have also prepared plans and will
put in bids.
Charles Fappcnzcller yesterday made
presumption proof before the district
clerk for the south half of the southwest
quarter of section ID and the south half
OF the southeast quarter Of section II in
township Is north of range 3 east.
James Ogilvie made ina proof ycster
day before Clerk COckrill for the follow
ing REDEMPTION land: The west half of
the southeast quarter and the east half
OF the southwest quarter Of section PC.
township II north of range 4 east.
o. G. Klock, general agent for Chase
Bros. Piano company, is in the city and
In the future Phil Kcssler will receive
the celebrated Chase Bros. pianos direct
from the factory. The large number al
: ready sold in this city give universal sat
isfaction.
Louis j. Finley made final proof on
homestead application No. 1895 for the
east half of the northwest quarter of
section II, township Is north of range 3
east and the west half of the northwest
quarter of section I, township Is north
of range 1 east.
About the cheapest goods in the line
of Dry Goods that we have ever seen
either in Montana or the east was dis
played in the windows of Joe Conrad to-
day at one cent a yard, and by the mum
Der of ladies buying inside there evi-
IDENTITY will not be a dearth of cheap
dresses soon.
The special train having on board