The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-07
From saturdays Daily.I

A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to George Ranlazan and Lizzie Pa
lordzt.
of representatives, left for Helena yes
terday.
Twelve cars of ore were shipped to
Great Falls during the past week.-The
Monarch.
Robt. A. Martin came up from Billings
to attend the Business college for a six
months term.
B. H. Powers, the undertaken. has NOV
ed into one of the stores of the new
Realty building.
Parties IN from West Gallatin Basin re-
port a discovery of ore which assays big,
especially in copper.
P. Max Kuennrich, a representative of
the Freidenker Publishing company, of
Milwaukee, is in town.
Rev. Reid has sold tt William Odell of
Sand coulee, two lots on Seventh avenue
and Eigth street north for $1,5OO.
Two deeds were filed yesterday for
Northern Pacific railroad land. They
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John Hay, of Grafton, reports stock in
that section as wintering in fine condi-
ton. He says they have plenty of open
water and feed is good.
W. P. Dawson, the time-keeper at the
dam, was on New Years evening presen-
ted with a gold watch Ivy the employees
nt work oi: that Institution.
Mr.. Joseph Jones has rented the saloon
formerly occupied by j. D. Gore and is
fitting it up in elegant style. He will
have a grand opening tonight.
H, G. Rothe, travelling salesman for the
house of Greenwood g. Bohn of
| New York and Helena. is in town for a
| few days looking after the interests of bis
house.
Evan s. McCord has sold to George W.
Taylor the ore tenth interest, undivided.
in lot No. II, section IA, township go
north, range 8 east, containing 48 81-100
acres for $500.
Ed. Smith, the popular clerk Of Silver
man Bios, is back again at his old post.
Ed. has been frustrating" at Neihart for
some time and is perfectly satisfied to re
main in Great Fails.
G. ". jackson, the Helena music man,
is in town and will probably Dor open a
music store here, as he has secured an
option on one of the store rooms in the
Colllns-Lepley block.
E. D. HASTE. of Sun River, and Charles
Lochray, of Sand Coulee, members of the
house Of representatives, left for Helena
,ak-uln., k~ h. po,or ut cha nj
legislature Monday next
City Marshal Treat left Yesterday on {
hunt for James H. Morgan, who skipped
the town a few days ago after obtaining
money under false pretences. There are
other piccadilloes charged up to HE &C
count.
Joseph Lessard has filed a notice of ,
placer location south of the Kibbey ranch
between the Barker and Great Fall!
wagon road and Little Otter creek. 1t II
to be known as the KibbeY Gypsum
placer claim.
Papers were filed yesterday by thu
Crown Butte Canal bonding the right o
way for their ditch throughrland ownet
by L. Loomis and j. j. Ellis Of Sun Xiv
er. The amount of the bond is $500 ant
expires January 10.
Following is a list of letters that re
main IN the Cascade postoflce5 u~ncalle'
for, furnished by Postmaster Joe Kauf
man: F. W. Anderson, John Cokeril]
Mrs. Dahlgren, E. w., John Holm, Fre'
:. Reese, Ed. L. Huntley, Homer SHELL.
John Neeley's case for selling liqport t
, Indians was up before Judge Race yes
/ terday forenoon and he was bound owe
to appear before the grand Jury in. tn
sum of $500. William bWilher,, the bar
. tender, will have q hearing today at
, o'clock.
l The citizens of Flathsah have petition
ed for a mail route either from Bozesna
or Livingston. This seems to be- yer.
appropriate time for our citizens tO CT
!. operate with the Bridger and Flathea
: people to get a road to Castle.-Rozema
Chronicle.
i Gaalager Il McNabb. proprletors {
Gem saloon on Second street South, ar
keeping abreast of the times. They hav
d an elegant free lunch every day and hav
r the choicest lot of liquors and cigass i
q the northwest. Give them q call and b
s convinced.
= A ranchman named Anderson, who re
sides at the head of Goodman cOule'
had his horse fall with him New Yet
day, and suffered II double fracture {
the leg. He was attended bv DR.. Rec
: of this city, and is getting along as we'll
= we'll as could be expected.
!; Mr.. john Largent concluded yesterdn
q that it was about time TO gather in h
9 rutabagas, and accordingly set some me
to pulling up the vegetables and STORM