The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-30
started yesterday to his ranch on the

started yesterday to his ranch on the
Belt.
Frank II. Stickney filed yesterday in
the recorders Office final receipt for lot 8
of section 10 in township II north. of
range 3 west. containing in all il.2G
acres.
The mann of Doctor Adams should be
| substituted for that of Doctor Gels
| thorpe as n of the owners of the Great
Falls general hospital in the account of
the same in Sundays Tribune.
J. G.. White ct al. through their attur.
ncy. j. b. Leslie, filed in the district
clerks Office yesterday the complaint in
Il suit for an accounting of trustee
brought against \. t. Barbour ct al.
In the matter Of the State of Montana
rx rel. VS.. W. T.. Kern the motion of the
attorney for the plaintiff requiring the
defendant to elect which of two methods
Of defense would be- followed was ycstrr
day Withdrawn.
David Thomas filed yesterday home
stead patent for the northwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter of section 10
and the north half of the southeast quar-
ter and tho northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section . in town.
ship - north, Of range , east.
VT understand that Mr., Dan Dutroo of
this city and MIR. W, |. Packard of the
ShOnkin. have located several quartz
claims on the middle fork of the Shoukin
IN the HigllWOod mountains. II is not
impossible that the iiiGhWuuds may con
taid some rich leads. which viii some
day reward the lucky prosprctors.
River Press.
&c Poole. one OF the wcll-known firm
of wool growers Of the Judith basin,
came in from Stanford Sunday. He re
ports the stock interests in q tlourishIng
condition. The lambing season has been
passed through without the loss OF
l previous years. Shearing will commence
, in about two weeks. Mr.. Poole went tc
Iiricna ON business yesterday.
\ bunch Of two or three hundred hcH,
p, Of stock cattle belonging t. a Nj. Black
Of Chestnut crossed the bridge this af
+. |trrnuon from the south side of the river
on their way t. Il now location ON tn,
! reservation. They we're accompanied l..
two wagons loaded with camp cquipagc
! moving machines. etc. We UNDERSTAND
, th, outfit intends to ,u"ato in the iicaI
Paw country. River Press.
Judging from the present plans th'
parade her" Decoration day will be- quit,
cNtcneirr. Besides the Grand Army
] militia and secret societies. the carpenter
- and other unions will participate. Rev
topmhr viii deliver tn" Grafton Of III,
j day ia one Of the river parks. Lrj every
> one help to make the day historic.
@ Work ON the new Cory building i
o progressing rapidly. Contractor Comb
% has scycnty-iive men at work and If thu
% weather permits he will soon have Tia
huilaing iucloscd. This city is crrtainl.
in the lead Of Montana cities ia th
. building line. When work is commences
on tine new school house and other pro
o jcctol structures the building boom wi
II hc uHrivalcl
. G.. w. Pence Of DcmcrsyiIlc. win
II shipped some horses from here to tn
e. Flathcad country about a month a@'
!, arrived in town Sunday. tie says tn
A Flathcad valley never had brighter pros
4, poets for good crops. He also consider
the range in this vicinity and the outluo
for stockmcn generally better than It ha
!, been for years. He viii remain here sc'
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