The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
I OF THE FALLS.
k~TURDAY's DAILY.

L Itgll. mXI MMTS, tTUS Dtll'ui Vi -
,ranbo, among the arrivals in the
Nv. Mr.. Senieur returned
70 evening train, while Mrs.
takes ~ Mined visiting with friends
.urthaf kTodd of Benton arrived on
lring t. md train yesterday. She
q quail few days in the city as the
cmaha s6ki <S. f. G. Maclay.
,pp1F SR Romas of Stanford arrived
Mi {S.* fom Cora creek where he
f,s ano berintending the shearing of
,en"s % lt# 1. Thomas reports the range
nlanrssan 19f1 Condition and this years
oiiseih Io{ir3I His wool is now at Arm
NEi. Wilt fkee came over from Benton
4 III to celebrate with his
stools 1,aafS friends and neighbors.
zas. hflSA36 city his pocket was picked
70 and money taken. 1t was
NTE3sS Biz named William Kirby
> cause ~ 6} He was caught in Helena
lberg. afa7q Marshal Treat and brought
!, old u trk XIX scity. AT present he is count
L~ b61 E$he city jail. The watch was
Vturn1deI n Its owner.
IN l The TH<6uNE sanctum is now graced
~ eth ouAAxEit he largest and most beauti
aboutNl bopafots of freshly cut flowers ever
,den, len ID Cz1eat Falls. 1t is the gift of
timo,, ire. Gus 6enieur of Fort Benton and
tooa a. CROWN by that lady in her magnlti-
od 1op . mt A0Wor garden in that city. The
a ,o ~ ,llecti0n Embraces pinks, larkspurs.
- pa" 'antefberry bells. roses; carnations. ie-
srfew, candy tufts, dahlias, sweet Will
= ss' inns, and many other varieties whose
H. y ames can not be recalled. the whole in
u, arepersed with variegated ribbon grass.
y dh 'hese flowers were raised by open air
y w ulture with only ordinary protection
es Turing the winter months. In this con-
7l'"l ection it may be stated that any and
eper very plant and Towering shrub that can
re ar,e raised In our n~eighboring city down
ooV- he river may be raised in Great talls'
II asMre. Senieur has the thanks of the editor
,reD,t al star Of the TRIBUNE for her beau
nous iful and highly priced gift.
H. c. Nicholl is now lying in the city
rzrp all, charged with forgery. He was ar
rested Yesterday at the instance Of E.. b.
-, =. Maris, u saloon-keeper. 1t seems that
~ ""Nichoil succeeded in getting a SIC check
tied Nncashed in Maris' place. The check pur-
Tho ported to be drawn by II. L. Mcintyre
& Co. on the First National bank and
'fns, was made payable to II. b. Nicholl.
If Tia When arrested he had five checks on his
a, W. person, three on the First National. one
] on the Security. and one on the Cascade,
" All were made payable to his own order,
49," we're IOf 6|U. ana were heInpcie" -
"A 81 They were signed by il. l.. Mcintyre y
Co. by H. /. Mcintyre individually, and
~. by F. q. w. Whitc. Il. F.. 1t seems that
wv Nicholl worked for Mcintyre Bros. on
w. the Crown Butte ditch some months ago
u :. his business being civil engineering.
. am "a The forgeries are decidedly clumsy ones.
III Nicholl has been drinking hard lately
Tr and seems rather dazcd.
! HI SUNDAYS DAILY.
Irit Grading on the Barker extension will
b probably be finished in about a week.
IL P. j. Elliott. who for the last four
ssl months has had charge of a store al
a "A Arlington. Is now to be found behind
rs 7 the counter of VI. f. Burgy Il Co.'S book
sbwp store.
II. G. Nicholl. the account OF whose
10 forgery appeared in yesterdays TRIBUNE
'tlrs was arraigned before Judge Morchous
Yesterday and plead not guilty. The
Id az trial was, at the request Of defendants
e al attorney, continued for five days and the
prisoner remanded to the county jail
etg There being no such firm as II. l.. Nc
Intyre & Co. he can hardly be convicted
TOP of forgery. lis family is said to be al
IL old and respected one.
'"S G.. j. Morrow of Great Falls, was al
the Merchants hotel in st. Paul yester
50 day. He said that people were tockine
into the Flathead country from all direc
- G tions and the towns there are crowded
ST. beyond their accommodations. Rain hal
ber been falling almost necessarily all sum
mel, and yet many Of the boomers arr
obliged to sleep on the soft sid OF
~. plank in the open air. Great Falls ant
Missoula are reaping a rich harvest from
niy the boom. Minneapolis Tribune.
Cnrtor Rn rlyor cf Naibnrt wnS in thp eft
yesterday. He says the camp is dom;
E-- finely and that lots of ore will be read.
for shipmcnt when the railroad is lin
ho- ished. just when this will be. however
MN. he snilingly refused even to guess.
! X. ID. Spencer of San Antonio. TeXa:
~, has been in the city for some days. MI
t-@ Kennedy has been all through Montana
Eit He cav Great Falls at a very early da
% and was here again last year. He say
~ that he sees "A wonderful improvement.
~ TUESDAYS DAILY.
A license has been granted for tn
" marriage of Walter Allen and Miss Ma
Il. tilda Anderson.
cr A United States patent to Geo. "
ID Beckett for parts of sections 81 and 81 i
n township Is north, of range 1 cast. wa
filed in the recorders office yesterday.
There will be no train further sout
than Arlington until further notice. l
y 10 stated that not less than three bridge
b. are washed out between Arlington an
mr. Monarch. The creeks are very high.
There are now about twenty-five IL
- mates in tho county poorhouse. h
u are all of them patients. In other wore
m there are no paupers in the county IL
er Urinary. 1t is certainly a creditabI
Ia showing.
,ai The Sand Coulee train came putin
VIGOROUSLY in from the coulee yesterda
1t was a mammoth train and ~containe
% over sixty cars loaded with coal. Th
d means not less than loo tons, a d