The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17

From Wednesdays Daily

IRON Wednesdays Daily.
Marion l.. Gleason to Thomas w. Muir.
ply, lots 2, B aud 4, township 2l north,
range 4 east, and the southwest quarter
OF The southeast quarter, section 32, town
ship % north, range 4 east.
&. $. Hayden, the trainmaster of this
division of the Great Northern, has re-
signed to accept Il position on the st,
Paul " Kansas City. Mr.. Holly of st,
Paul has been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Francis NJ. Shaw, of Helena, has con
veYed to j. Stewart Tod the east half of
the northwest quarter; the east half of
me southeast quarter. section 30, town
ship ~ ncrth, range 5 east. C%onsidera-
ton not given.
Judge w. j. Winters was offered yes
terday $4,000 for % feet font of lot 3.
block 1854, Central avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. The Judge
modestly declined the offer. Truly city
property is looking up. :
MIR. Lambert, an old timer in Montana.
who has spent the past five years in AL
aska, has come back to his first love-
Montana. lie leaves for Belt in a few
days where his many friends will be glad
to welcome him home again.
Sheriff Hamilton got back Yesterday
from Wyoming, where he has been on n
long chase after two horse thieves, Bill
Hallon and Bill Davis, who are wanted
for stesling horses from VIM. Seifred, of
Belt. The men are now safely lodged in
the county Jail. The sheriff IS entitled
to a good deal of credit for the manner
in which he succeeded in capturing his
Mr.. Kenneth b. McIver, a prominent
young nun of lower Sun River, and Miss
VloiD Vaughn, a niece of Robert Vaughn.
were married last evening ut the resi-
dence of Robert Vaughn, the Rev. Mr.,
Coombs, officiating. Only a few init
mate friends of the family were present
at the ceremony. The TRIBUNE joins
their many friends IN wishing them
much happiness and prosperity. r
Frank Burns and O. p. RbmaIne were .
up before Judge Race yesterday charged v
with discharging firearms within the city +,
limits. This is the oat ONE of the shoot =
ing scrape IN Il colored dive some -four !"
weeks ago. Burns WAS fined $40 and IL
cost, amounting to$27, aud Romalue rot 4
$40 and costs, amounting 70 s135. The :,
is the person VIII IN Marshal Treat =
had to 60 to MissouIa for, hence the eX- VI
ressive costs. AT
Shepard, Stems u Go, contractors on .
Great Northern railway eNtention, In
re increasing their force y! mAn in the ed
on the Maths pass and will ~,
'ush the work of clearing ttp right Of a.,
way, much of which Is heavily timberpd, -
rock cuts and tunnels, aud cut thu
ing ties. W. b.. Burlei.h. proprietor Of M
he employment office, at Great Falls, If
as been requested TO send all The labor ~.
rs to be had in this section ana no man ne
wants work need he without il. "
he road will be pushed rapidly toward 'ar
lie Flathrad and be ready for business sen
lat way at the earliest possible date. ona
nee
Charles L. Beebe ans Miss D. Wallace OTIS
ere married yesterday Mt the Prrsby- Of
'rian manse by the Rev. John Reid. c0u
fter the ceremony the briual party were ID
lvited to an excellent s,,read at the toi'
restaurant. The bridegroom pat
ore of the trusted employees OF the tai
Dston d Montana company, and the owe
'ide is the daughter If Bdl gagemaster the
'allace OF the Great Northern. Although life
lily a short time n resident in this city foil
rs, Beebe has won the loving esteem of J
any friends here. We wish the "bonnie bo,
'otch lassie" aud her "gudr man" many VIII
of happy welded life together. as
The Leader is much distressed over the INV,
published in the TRIBUNE CON ;nn
the Cree Indians. If they would naS7
Sc The trouble to inquire or follow the m,
ssouri river from Great Falls to Ulm ~
y would discover the truth OF the item W.
last Sundays TRIBUNE. We did MT ene
tie there was any imminent dnuger," ~
lHerelT sounded a note of warning as ,'
the possibility OF what might occur. l
q did MT state that "Great Falls be t
u'd only muster forty rifles" We A
1ntioned the militia here could my ~.
It that number in the field in pn'
e event of being called upon. Nomen- 1
N was made at all CT the possibl num- sion
r of rifles in the city. We hope there that
ny be no cause for alarm. but still u,n,
it wise to be on the safe side. The WI
ter from Big Sandy, Mont, was given
news for what it was worth. That The
was much excited ran easily be 6
ritled by railroad employees. The In :
ans who have been causing so much
and bloodshed Of late we're prob
'ly before the late outbreak las ham, II
IS as children" We may discover our 49,.
ror too late. Bun
fror