The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-28
the northern end of Crooked falls, being
IN section 30, township 81 north, range /

the northern end of Crooked falls, being
IN section 80, township 2l north, range !
east.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Alice Cecilia Newell
to Mr.. Samuel Grant, on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 4th, at Farltault, MINI.
Samuel Grant is a son of Donald Grant,
the great railroad contractor, and was
associated with his father in the building
Of the Great Falls ~ Canada railroad.
Mr.. Samuel has hosts of friends in this
section who will rejoice at his good for
tune.
Quite a nice little deal occurred today
IN farming land. Mr.. Chas. Rowe, of the
Overland hotel has sold two ranchs To-
cations, situated on what is known AS
the Brule bottom, in the Missouri river
valley, about seven or eight miles below
Fort Benton. The buyer was MIR. Jack
Scott, of Great Falls, and formerly of
Stanford, Fergus county. The consider
alton was $4,000 for the two locations.
We understand that Mr.. Scott Will imme-
diately move On to the land and make
his home there. 1t is superior agricul-
turai valley land, and Mr.. Scott has
secured a bargain.-River Press.
A verv sad death was that of Miss
Nellie Periman, aged 16, who was buried
yesterday afternoon. She resided on the
south side with her parents, where the
family had temporarily located when she
was first stricken down with pneumonia.
Mr.. Periman is from Deer Lodge valley
and was on his way. with his family, to
locate on a ranch in the neighborhood of
Belt. N~eighbors and friends of the
family In Great Falls did all that could
be done to ameliorate the sufferings ofthe
young lady, and the best medical attend
ance was secured, but to no purpose. The
grief-strickeL family has the sympathy of
the entire community. The Rev. MI.
Pope performed the funeral rites.
There were quite a number of cases in
the police court yesterday. Among them
was one against John Cummings, u new
arrival in town. Cummings was arrested
by City Marshal Treat on a charge of APP
%propriating a fur overcoat belonging to
Mr.. Webster of the Manitoba house.
Cummings stole the coat on the goth of
January and the next day took it around
to Eli Ruben's pawnshop and soaked it
Ger the sum of 50, Mr.. Ruben giving him
a ticket, as is the custom in this kind of
business. Cummings signed his name as
Henderson on the ticket. As soon as Mr..
Webster discovered his loss he placed the
matter in the hands of City Marshal Treat
who last Wednesday arrested his man.
The coat was returned to MIR. Webster [
and Judge Huy sentenced Cummings 10
ninety days in the city jail to repent OF I
the folly and error OF his ways.
G. A. Broadwater OF Helena, one Of
Montaua's "big four was registered at r.
the Ryan hotel yesterday, and while in l.
the city transacted some business con-
with the Great Northern railroad.
Col. Broadwater has been identified with
interests of the state of Montana and n
city of Helena from the very early y
days, and there i hardly a railroad, bank, "a
mine, smelter Or any other great enter
prise In the state which has not at some
lime felt the influence of his powerful
hand. In politics, too, he has been a
oower--not Tom ~Power-but now in the
.ullness of his days, he leans on his oars -
md takes the current of life's stream
more easily. just now, it is understood,
Dol. Broadwater is interested in some
chemes for the development of the Flat
read valley country, soon to be penetrat-
d by a railway, and it is SAID that he has
lnder contemplation the building of Il
Inc of steamers to make daily tlips on
lake, the presenttratfic facilities
icing very limited.