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

yesterday Tor her home, bennington, Va.
Judge and Mrs. Huy returned yester.
lay morning from their eastern trip.
they spent the holidays very pleasantly
With relatives and friends In Minnesota.
Gilbert Gibson, a native of Canada and
Frank T. Hall, of England, have re
nounced their alliance to the Queen of
and taken out their citizenship
papers.
Mr.. Bartholomew, a Rocky Mountain
telegraph operator, leaves today for
Helena. Mr.. B. has made many friends
in Great Falls who will regret his de-
r~arture.
1t is rumored that T. W. Thompson.
formerly Of the Great Falls Tribune, is
pregnant with a newspaper which will be
born at Barker long in the spring.-Nei-
hart Herald.
Capt. Jensen of The Boston has opened
a branch store In the Collins-Lepley
block Oh Third street, in order to handle
the immense stock of goods which he is
selling at a sacrifice.
DR.. Crutcher left yesterday afternoon
for an extended trip in the East. He first
goes to Alabama and Tennessee and then
to New York and Boston. The doctor
will be absent q months or six weeks.
Harry Silver and R. c. Adams are going
to -open a general store 10 Barker this
week. Harry goes out tomorrow with Il
stock of groceries, furnishing goods,
clothing, etc. We wish them success.
Amund Henderson, a Swede who has
been at work in and around Mon, rch
was a%djudged insane Yesterday by Judge
Benton. He was ordered taken to the
asylum at Warm Springs, Mont.
r. P. r.. Gordon has sold to David A..
Gary an undivided half interest in the
south half of the southeast quarter Of
section 81, township 81 north, range 8
east, containing 80 acres. The price
paid wat $4,000.
Contractor Roberts broke ground yes
t.rday for the so foot addition to the
Cory block, corner Central avenue and
Fifth street. The foundation will be
laid this fal! and the superstructure
begun early in the spring.
A deed was filed yesterday conveying
to the Right Rev. j. b. Brondel and his
succe foreve", lots 10 and IA, in
block 243, upon which stands the new
Catholic church. The property was u
gift from the Townsite people.
Finney & Byersdorf have moved their
stock of groceries from under the New
York Cash Bazaar to the building lately
vacated by the Great Falls Meat Co.
These enterprising yonng men are build.
ing up a big TRACE by their straight
forward dealing.
Joe Kipp, the noted scout, met with
a painful accident on Willow creek last
Saturday. He was driving q band of
| horses and mules out to herd when one
of the latter backed up and kicked him
on the leg, breaking the bone half way
between the foot and the knee.
Mrs. S. Raleigh has removed her stock
of millinery to the building formerly
occupied by j. X. Clark & Co., opposite
Joe Conrad's dry goods store. Mrs
Raleigh wisUes to inform the people Of
Great Falls that all winter goods now
on hand will be- sold at greatly reduced
prices.
Deputy Terlune last night arrested
John McNeely for selling liquor to In
IL . duo "liILhbu NliStCAc 0iuluE
All. ahetting the same. This is the same
case that was up before Judge Race but
this time they are arrested on United
States warrants. They will have a hear
ing before U. s.. Commissioner Pomeroy
today.
At a meeting of the Presbyterian Sab
bath school held SUNDAY, the following
officers were elected for the six month";
ending June 80, 1891; Superintendent
d. d. Bruce; assistant superintendent
W. Fl. Babcock; secretary and treasurer
]. N. Campbell: assistant secretary ant
treasurer, W. II. ~Junkins; librarian, B
r. Atkins.
The Great Northern graders arc pull
ing over onto Birch and Dupuyer creek
for winter quarters and are buying ha,
for winter feeding. Grading has bee
suspended for the winter. The end O
the track is now at Shelby junction
The contractors expect to get the rail
laid as far as Cut Bank before haulin,
off for the winter.
T. Gahagan has leased of T. B. Lease
for brick making purposes, the sout
half of the northeast quarter of the south
east quarter and the northeast ID Of tn
southwest quarter, section 4, township !
north, range l west, together with tn
right Of way for railroad switches, ii
gress and egress, etc. The lease expire
twenty years from the LIST of Januar
1891.
News comes from Neihart that tn
claims owned by the Star Mining CON
pany, just organized, consisting Of I'll
Evening S.ar and Morning Star lead.
have been jumped. 1t ia alleged by tn
!, company that the jumping WAS don
through spite, and the perpetrators wi
he prosecuted for perjury. 1t is state
that the claims had ample work done o
them to ensure them against all tre'
passers. 4s-
The sale of the Morning mine by Pete
Porter, receiver for the Charles Hussey
property in Idaho, to an English synd
; cate for 100000, has been PRACTICAL
t closed, according to reports tn 1t came !
, from the Cpur d'Alene by last night
train. The terms are so nearly cash tha
+ funds in large quantities will som be |
the hands of the receiver for the paymer
F. of Mr.. Hussey's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Spokesman.
! A stage line has been established h
I tween Piegan and McCartysville on til
! line of the Great Northern, just oveI III
summit, and from Jan. l, 1891, wi
leave the Agency on Wednesday, return
ing thence on Sunday, connecting wit
the Choteau and Northern ut Piegan II
; all points south. A p~ostoffice has late
been established at McCartysville and
supplied from Piegsn. This brings tn
travel this way.-Montanian.
In the case OF violation of the her
E law brought against Wright & Malone Q
the complaint Of Jos. Helms, who averre
that The said Wright & Malone Above
their band of bucks to run at large O
. the range, the same being contrary I