The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-04
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
hay OF THE l.
c~rDNEsDAY's DAILY.

TlHOt lttlSt no '''' !, ~
lbraham Bloom of Great falls
lie ,Jokeld of Sand Coulce.
/ and eight horse teams are at
1E he seen on the streets draWlhg
loads of fine Montana wool.
of proceedings has been
xi[0 BENDING a motion for a new trlal
're or Martha Maun VS.. &. L.
L. McCiinley recorded yesterday
Enment contract from Daniel u.
Ell al. for lot =, block AL. o
b 5000.
teams loaded with wool are
here. and some have unloaded
Il their freight until the wheel
better-Montanian.
Ipers were filed with the district
ferday in the case of the Jewell
rompany VS.. Amanda Comack.
ppeal from Justice Races court.
Ist regular meeting of the Great
I'm of the Order of the Patriotic
america was held last night.
able important business was
ed.
Poole, attorney in fact for the
Id&/ hing company, recorded yester-
btice of the location of mill site
f%tenant to the u. W. lode. Barker
district.
Herman and Mark l.. Patrick,
aukee, recorded yesterday a war
e bed from Richard f. Labon ct
~, " Naukcsha, WIS, for the north
west ouarter OF Sc ton y, township 20
north. OF range 4 cast, Consideration
S4.7O0.
We regret to learn that Mr.. }, Nc
Gurk. Who has been a resident Of Great
Falln for Some time, will soon leave to go
into burIness elsewhere. Mr.. McCiurk is
one a 1he most prominent horsomcn in
the couKtry, having been long engaged
in the Horse business at Miles City.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
In the estate of John Wallendorf a
decree has been granted setting aside a
homestead for the use of the family. In
.the .rodor der's office attachment papers
have Been filed whereby certain real es-
tate 6elonging to w. II. Glasscock has
been watched at the instance of Alfred
JohnSoU. Papers setting forth the APP
pointnnaent of Ed l.. Burghardt as deputy
county treasurer have also been filed.
The unfortunate death of j. Stewart
Tod will not postpone work on the Tod
building. J.. Kennedy Tod while here
placed the entire direction of affairs in
the hands of f. w. Kelly and the build
ing will be pushed to completion as rap
idly es circumstances will permit.
The late j. S. Tod made a will some
hours before his death d~evising all his
property to his brothers. f. w. Kelly
Is named as executor and he will carry
forward the enterprises with which the
deceased was connected.
The funeral of Philip Kessler's little
boy, Philip, took place from the resi-
dence at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
The Mineral services were conducted by
Rev. Coombe of the Methodist church.
Waiter Allen, who was arrested two
weeks ago on a bastardy charge and has
since been held in default of $500 bail
was yesterday released, bail having beer
furnished.
The contract for the eXcavating work
on the new opera house, was let yester
day. The contract was secured by
Holden 4 Anderson, the figures being
The A. O. L. w. lodge of this city has
U8kA W IL " - OthV ol"t tll' SuNI
dian Of her children $1,000 insurance.
The brick work on the Corey building
is now finished and the carpenter worl
Is going on at a very rapid rate.
FRIDAYS DAILY.
The wool house. Just at present, pre-
SCENTS a scene Of activity. Big wagons
heavily loaded are constantly arriving
Yesterday, the receipts amounted to be
tween $4,000 and 10000 pounds and tn,
day before, fully 10000 pounds were re
ceived. On the evening of June 30tf
about 2l0.O0O pounds were stored IN TN
house. Since then, d great deal ha
been shipped, a large portion being con
signed to Luce d Manning of Boston
I'D, Coulton. who ofticiates at the woo
house. informed d TRIBUNE representa-
tive that a half dozen cars, each contain
inQ from forty nine to sixty sacks, wer
fOrWarded east "Wednesday and yesterday
Al each sack contains from 30 to 3J
pounds the large amount already on II
way to market. can readily be ~rcalizeC
Last evening there yet remained abou
10000 pounds. The clip, according t
Mr.. Coulton, il not superior in quality t
that of former years and is bringin
from - to 20 cents in the easter
market.
The legal mill is not grinding a yer
large grist just at present. In the re
corlel 3 office the transfer by PER-
Decker of 100 acres in section u OF towI
ship q north of range } east to r. |
Clingan, &C. M. Webster, and a. F.. Dicl
erman was filed. the consideration bein
$500. The locations of the followin
claims were also filed: The Rustic
Hope. and Independent lodes, near Otte
creek and Ncbel's ranch, by Frank Ran
dali and +. j. Henzlik; also the Ma.
flower and Royal Flush by f. NJ. Neb'
In the same vicinity. In the clerks o
fee Hugh Miller, "A native of ocotlan'
filed a declaration Of his intention to IN
come a citizen.
The timber culture contest of Sara