The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
OF THE FALLS.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
.a M. Caldwell filed in the re-
d Office Yesterday a bond Tor a
a thirtieth interest in the Wilson
rnson system of storage RESERVOIRS,
Charles Mcintyre.
Redding. late of the Judith Ba-
: purchased of Meycndorff q Co:
3ntire stock of cigars, etc, ano VIII
lei the business in the future. any
living outstanding accounts please
Yfhe same with Meyendorff " To- oi
N Il Great Falls was the scene o.
Ii, r@crnnnino match last evening be-
T;p noyle and an unknown
3 hr,an FOR a sum of $50. The fight
an hour and a half, and ended by
known knocking Doyle out IN inc
tlthird round.
p. M Caldwell of Helena recorded
|rday a bond for a deed from j. y.
Stvre for the north half Of the south
onartor the northeast quarter OF the
Invest quarter, the northeast quarter
~ [fbe northwest quarter of section ~,
W the west half of the southeast quart
70 In east half of the southwest quarter
11 thc southwest quarter OF the south
vnarter of section 10 in township ID,
N Ii of range ] east.
<X THURSDAYS DAILY.
jrhe county commissioners were busy
law Yesterday examining with County
prncy Martin the deeds for the North
Iat Talls property. They adjourned
night to meet again on the 10th.
&Grhe Sand Coulee Coal company re
fotded Yesterday "a deed from Adolf and
III Nelson. of Sand Coulce, for the
52rtbeast quarter of the southwest quar-
of section -, township 10 north. OF
hoe A east. Consideration 81.
I'M lanes Lawler filed in the recorders
Ice Yesterday a warranty deed from
mil Mahcr for the east half of the
brtheast quarter. and the northeast
&barter of the southeast quarter of see
Hon 30. in township 81 north, of range 3
last. Consideration $1,000.
Il Whitman G. Jones of Great Falls re-
yesterday a quit claim decd from
Il. S. Ford and wife of Sun River for ten
acres of land in the northwest quarter of
The northwest quarter of section 70,
township 20 north Of range east, con
eidcration 81.
Col. M. j. Leaning has made up his
mind that Great Falls Is the best city in
The northwest and accordingly he will 10,
cate here permanently. The colonel for
mcrly resided at Fort Benton, but for
a few years past has lived at Denver.
Col. Leaning and family will be cordially
welcomed to the Cataract city.
The Belt Mountain Miners Union, Of
Neihart. will give a grand ball at
Schwerdt's hall. in that camp, on Frida!
evening, June 18th, in honor of labor
day. 1t promises to be a very pleasant
affair. Parties who leave here Friday
can reach Neihart in time to attend the
ball.
Mr. Emmett +. Carroll, the %rustling
miner of Yogo, was married on the Sc
inst. at Monticello, Iowa. to Miss Mclvini
J. Winner. The happy couple will be "a
home, Yogo, Mont. June 18th. The TRIB
UNE offers hearty congratulations. It
the other bachelor miners of the Bel
mountains the TRIBUNE would say &C
and do likewise. and if you are not up il
the courtship business, Emmett cal
probably tell you how to Winner,
Il. A. Wilkinson, right Of way agen'
for the Great Northern, was on yestcr
days east bound, en- route for st. Paul
He has been in the Flathead countr!
looking after the right of way for the cX
tension. He says Kalispell is quite
lively little burg, and will nc doubt grow
rapidly during the next few months
Mr., Wilkinson will return to this city III
soon as possible to close some matters
relative to the right of way for the Nei
hart branch.
Peter Stems, the well known con
tractor on the Pacific extension, was {
passenger on Yesterdays eastern train cI
route for st. Paul. He had been out il
the Flathead country looking after the
construction work there. He reported
everything in a satisfactory condition
grading progressing as rapidly as pos
siblc. There has been less rain in the
Flathead valley than in this section O
the country though crops are looking
fairly well. Mr.. Stems thinks this vii
be IA great year for Montana.
Governor Joseph X. Toolc and Attor
ney General Haskell arrived from Tho
capital Yesterday and are guests at tn,
Park hotel. Last evening the governor
and attorney general drove to the wcsI
side to inspect some valuable schoo
lands and afterwards held a conference
with Assessor Rice at the l%atter's Off Q
AS members Of the state board OF equal
zation they are taking adVan.agG Oh thei
visit 10 look into tn" values placed Oh
ropcrty here. The governor will prob
ably return home today, but Judge Has
kelI will be detained by legal business.
+, G.. Cooper, the well known WOO
man. is in the city. He says he expects
to begin shcaringat his ranch chm next do week
Mr.. Cooper has also some o'ooo wether'
in the upper Marias country which he
will drive to Cascade to be shcared, thus
making each animal carry his own fleece
to the railroad. After shearing ihey vii
-. l,,ly tp tbn ranUp AS GRASS