The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-04
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

Benjamin Rumney of st. Clair is in
town.
The total amount of taxes received to
date in Cascade county for all purposes
amounts to $134,s2O SIS.
Hank Gates and Dan Brown have been
sent to Chinook to look after the Judith
Roundup Associations cattle in that Vi
entity.
The committee of arrangements of the
G. F. 5 club are making great prepara-
tons to make their masquerade the
event of the season.
The placid smile that usually adorns
Theo. Gibson's face Is now more ex-
pansive than ever. He Is now the happy
father of a bouncing girl baby.
Susan NJ. Hanly sold to James K. Clark
the southw west quarter of section 30,
township 2l north, range 5 east, contain
ing 100 acres. Consideration, $4,000.
j. W. Cornelius and others have filed
for record a notice of placer location
three-quarters of a mile south of Rice
willie, at the mouth of the Sluice Boxes.
John Sutherland to Samuel J. Yoder, a
half interest in lot Z, block 479; and in
east half of the south one sixth of lot 8
block 479, of the townsite of Great Falls.
1t is reported that over 1850 head of
horses from Madison valley to Warm
-pring creek to winter. Most of them
are Of the VT brand, belonging to Far
rell s. Varney.
Johan Peterson, a native of Norway,
and Klaus Abrahams,a native of Holland.
have renowned all allegiance to foreign
potentates and are going to become
American citizens.
M. E. Miner and John NJ. Boardman
have conveyed to Nathan Salisbury II
third interest in lots SO and Z, block 312;
lots 10 and IA, block 414, in the townsite
of Great Falls, for $4,000.
Messrs. Hoffman & Donovan have dis.
solved partnership. Mr.. Hoffman will
continue the practice of law at the ole
stand, and Mr.. Donovan may be found
over John Sinclair's liquor store.
Albert H. Swerdfeger, Of Arlington
has filed notice of water right for 5N
inches of the waters of Belt creek to ir
Iigate his ranch on The northwest quarter
of section II, township II north, range
east.
Sheriff Hamilton has appointed Ar
Strong of Sun River deputy sheriff TO
that district. Art is one of Sun River
boys, and his appointment gives not onl,
eminent satisfaction, but assures tn
faithful administration of the Office
Helena Stock Journal.
The ground is covered with a ligh,
mantle of the beautiful, with good indi
cations of II heavy snow storm. A goot
fall of snow would Just now prove bene
fetal both to the stock raiser and tn
rancher. We would then be assured o
%bountiful crops and plenty of fat cattle
A decision of considerable interest II
Great Falls relative to club licences, ha
been made by the supreme court of Mon
tana which holds that clubs formed TO
social purposes and not to sell liquors 70
profit, cannot be compelled to pay n Ii
cence for dispensing of liquors over it
bar.
"Frencay," the popular waiter ut tn
Pa ace Lunch Counter has been laid Of
temporarily, owing to light business IL
cident to this season of the year. MI
and Mrs. Wilson regretted this step, bu
the demands of business are lmperativ
and they are o doing the work them
selves.
The TRIBUNE some time ago announce
the killing of two men and the wound
ing of three others in a railroad cam
) near the summit, by masked robbers o
January II, who secured 5000 and fled t
the mountains. 1t is now learned tha
Deputy Sheriff Sprague started in pursu'
and that nothing has since been heard q
, him. 1t is believed that he has bee
killed.
Says a correspondent in the Fergu
County Argus: Sheep 60 out and in tn
%corr4ls with autumnal regularity, che
the cud of contentment, treat haystack
like a rejected sutton, and only requir
more water to make n happy combination
and if old Boreas don't get there p. d.
we shall enjoy a nice sit in the slap ,
spring. Verify, the elements are deepl
smitten with the woolgrower.