The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18
! WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
II OF THE FALLS.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

outside of town
A marriage license was issued yester
Law to Samuel Ness and Sophia Patter-
son, both of this city.
The Great Falls Meat company of this
,ity has purchased about 100 head OF
beef eteers from Jas. McDcvitt.
The papers have bcen filed with the
,,arL in a divorce suit brought by
Adelina =. Gates VS.. Albert j. Gates.
Geo. w. Terry filed his pre-emption
patent Yesterday for the northeast quar-
ter of section u in t~ownship2O north Of
range q east.
Broedwator bay is dotted with pleas
IRE boats nowadays filled with both
younQ and old. who make good use of
the fine weather.
Robert c. DimmOnd and Johanna Fig
CERT were yesterday licensed to we'd. The
former is from Minnesota while the lat
ter is a resident of this city.
w. II. Hartley ct al. filed yesterday a
deed of a mining claim, transferring Ia
VIM. Horsford ct al. the Belt creek lime
placer Oh Belt creek for so.
In the action brought by the Security
bank w. Charles Mcintyre ct al, iudg
ment to the amount OF S2loU3 was yestcr
day granted on the ~plcadings.
VIM. Horsford and John /. Dempsey
filed a deed of mining claim yesterday,
disposipg of a ono-fourth interest in the
Belt creek placer to Samuel l)odd Tor
$1,000.
Dr. Wcitman returned yesterday from
Piepan whore he was called to attend
Mrs' James johnson, the wife OF one of
the carpenters Of the Great Northern.
She has an attack of pneumonia ana IS
in a critical condition.
Ed Canary, the contractor, Is putting
the finishing touches to Il sevcn-room
store house ON Eighth avenue and
Seventh street south, built for Thomas
Lee of Sand Coulcc. 1t has all the mod
ern household appliances, including com
modious bath rooms, and reflects great
credit upon the builders.
Little Dog. captain of the Indian pc
lice at Picgan agency, accompanied by
-Four Horse, a lieutenant. William Rus
sell. Interpreter. and three other Indians,
came down on the Great Falls n Canada
Yesterday. They took the afternoon
train for Helena. and in response to nu-
merous i~ntcrrogations as to the object of
their visit grunted something about
scourt. =" 50 it is to be inferred they go to
appear before the United States court
now in session. All wore the garb OF
Indian polic"
As the train from Sand Coulcc was
pulling through the yards a few minutes
after noon yesterday the engine dashed
4 80 .., .,it,l, .I,lnt uFhnTn
First avenue south crosses the track and
ran along ON the ground Il hundred feet
or 30 before being stopped. 1t was
engine No. IL, known as Il mogul. and
owing TO its great weight cut through the
ties deep into the enhancement and came
to q stand still after partially topping
over on a fiat car standing ON the neXt
track. The engine was not damaged very
much and a gang Of men had the track
clear in Il few hours.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
The western train wasa few minute
late yesterday.
In the case Of s. Newman vs.. Cecilia
Newman, the court yesterday granted Il
decree of to the plaintiff.
Cant. Jensen received a check for 500
Sel''
from the state auditor for the expenses
OF last years encampment of company A,
John G. Earnest Yesterday filed a no.
tice of water right to 300 inches of the
waters of main Sand COulee creek for
irrigation purposes.
A new suit was filed with Clerk
COckrill Yesterday. 1t is an action on
account brought by Herman Nathan &
Company vs.. Richard Mansfield.
There was a dance at the Milwaukee
hotel last night which was largely at
tended. Mine host Carriers countenancc
was wreathcd with smiles at the good
times all were having,
Charles j. Fenty and Miss Mollie
Younger. both Of Choteau, were married
at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. Will
lam b. Coombc. They returned to their
home Yesterday. Congratulations.
The scenes Of activity around the
foundations of the Great Falls Realty,
First National bank and scores of other
newly started buildings are pleasant
sights which gladden. the hearts of all.
An instrument was filed yesterday in
the recorders office by William Minot,
father of the late Henry d. Minot, OF st.
Paul and Boston, transferring to Law
renee Minot lots 8 and 8, in lot BIB, in this
city: consideration, 81.
The stock of liquors and cigars IN
George Larson's saloon on First avenue
south, which has been in an officers
hands for some time, was sold by Con
stable Mcdonald yesterday to the high
est bidder. George Baatz bought the
entire stock.
A young man by the name Of Steele,
who died Of pneumonia Tuesday night
about s o'clock, was buried yesterday al
ternoon from the Catholic church. He
was only 20 years Of age and had been
i'll but a short time. He has rrla
tives living in town.
G. A. Beachley broke ground ycster-
day for the erection Of a handsome stone
building, 25xS0, on his lot on Central
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
Vn a. - Al. 1900. l.,.11