The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18

Great Falls has made during that period.
The gentleman returns home today.
A marriage license was granted yester.
day afternoon to James V. Campbell and
Alice S. Folgate, both of this city. They
were quietly married last evening in the
presence of a few friends at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Bruce on Ninth
avenue south. Rev. W. b. Boombs Off
ciating. After the ceremony the com
pany sat down to a bountiful repast.
The high contracting parties are well
and favorably known. The TRIBUNE
wishes them bon voyage,
John Wcarne. who is in the employ of
the Butte ~ Montana Commercial com
pany in their camp near Monarch. was
stricken down with pneumonia "A few
days ago and was last evening brought to
this city FOR better medical treatment.
Wcarnr is now comfortably located in
the Collins Lrplcy block, where lac has
the best of everything. The course of
the company in thus looking after the
best interests of their employees merits
unstintcd commentator.
Col. Daniel Scarlcs, who for two years
past. up to the 10Th of December last,
had editorial charge of the River Press,
has again accepted a position ON Il
Northern Montana journal, this time
with the Great Falls TRIBUNE. Col.
Searlcs is IA brilliant and forciblc edito
rial writer and We congratulate thu"
TRIBUNE on having secured his services.
We ar" glad to know that the democracy
of Cascade county will have such an able
and fearless champion. River Press
FRIDAYS DAUN.
There were ne cases ON trial in the dis
trlCt court yesterday.
Parties from Barker inform us that
the sno is fast disappearing III that 10
cality.
Clerk Cockrill issued IA license yestrr
day allow ing David Thomas and Miss
Annie Jones of this city 10 become la
and wife.
Ernest Ringwlad filed Yesterday pre-
cmption patent to the northwest quarter
Of section twenty four in township TWEEN
ty north. Of range four east
Some Of the stone cutters ON the Realty
building struck for higher wages ycstcr-
day and their places were supplied with
bllItlS' Nolh Nflt WI 10 ''l'i''
The papers were filed in the district
court clerks office yesterday III "A suit
brought by W. NJ. Shaw VS.. j. + Nc
Laughlin to recover money loaned.
The warm weather suggests ice-crcam,
SO drop into the Merchants restaurant
and enjoy some of the CONCEALED sweet.
Ladies' and gentlemen will bc accommo-
,1,.,.I ~ oil l,,, So a tl, l,,. - tli, ,.A,.
ular resorts
Archie Mcdonald wishes to announce
to the public that he has repaired and
renovated his restaurant ON Second
street south and it will be thrown open
to the public next Monday evening, the
10Th. by ii grand ball. fuckers string
band will furnish the music.
Arbor day in Montana is four days
from today, or on the DIST instant. and
we trust proper steps will be taken by
the schools at least tn observe the event
ate time to properly adorn the school
play grounds and other public places
| with young trees. Helena will observe
the day. Don't let us be behind.
As an evidence of the rapid increase
in the valuation of property in Great
Falls il is stated that last fall a lot was
bought for $500, "A ST 900 building was
placed upon it, and the other day the
owner refused $4,000 for his property.
This is only one of many instances where
investors in Great Fails realty have more
than doubled their money in six months.
\ number Of men are busy fixing the
tIurlEG %snttipu nnt nnVr trnnc rnp,nvinu
dead ones and otherwise identifying the
peoples pleasure grounds. Senator Glib
son, one Of the Park board, is superin-
tending the work. at times. in person, 50
everything will be done neatly and arts
tically. Our parks deserve the admira-
ton Of all for the admirable manner in
which they are laid out, and no doubt
succeeding generations will always vene-
rate the names of those instrumental in
establishing and maintaining these pub
lie places in Great Falls.
1t is of interest to the tax payers of
Cascade county to know hat several re,
sponsible bridge men have offered to
build a first class iron bridge at Fifteenth
street about 1,OGG feet long with a twenty
foot roadway for $4,000, and will take as
part payment 10000 to $4,000 of the
above cost in the property donated to
the county by Gregg and Barbour
Leaving not to exceed $4,000 to be car
ried in bonds until enough more of the
property can he sold, and the bonds paid
in full from the proceedings Of the sale
The sales of property will undoubtedly
pay for more than the cost of the bridge
and leave a large cash surplus in the
treasury.
Two gentlemen living in the vicinity
of First avenue south were in Judge
Races court yesterday in regard to the
ownership of a diamond ring. 1t seems
the real owner Of the property in dispute
got a little hard up sometime ago and,
following an old -time precedent among
the sporting fraternity, hicd himself to
the shop with the sign of the three balls
and promptly soaked the ring. Soon
after the second party came along and
seeing that the time on the pawned jew
elry was nearly up he paid the charges
and took it out. The owner rendered
! the ralnnmar nf fha Vr,narfv thn prira