The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-02
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

VIM. Bower yesterday made final
proof on his presumption before United
States Commissioner Pomroy.
Samuel Kelly, of st. Clair, made final
proof yesterday before Commissioner
Pomroy on the north east quarter of
section ID, township II, north of range
l west -emption.
DR.. J. q. Benjamin, late of Muskegon.
Mich, has opened "a dental Office in the
Tod building in offices Adjoining those of
DR.. Adams. the well known physician.
DR.. benjamin comes here highly econ
mended and deserves a liberal patronage.
The supreme court yesterday made "A
ruling on the legal complications arising
out of the settlement of the Fish estate
by dissolving the wit of prohibition
thereby sustaining the motion of County
Attorney Martin. Judge Dewitt dis
sented.
James. Shields returned from Belt
Sunday and went to Helena yesterday.
He is thoroughly pleased with the pro
grpes of development work on the Belt
coal claims. IN order to facilitate mat
| tcrs some as to the lie of the coal de
pusits he has concluded to prospect eX-
| tensiyeIy with a diamond drill. One of
those tools and a boiler and engine out
hit large enough to run the same have
been ordered and are expected to be in
operation in three weeks.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
T.. ID. Hatcher, cashier of the Globe
National bank at K%alispell, who has
been here for the past two days. return
ed yesterday TO the e~htcrprising Flat
head town via. Havre.
Peter Arnold. who has been conduct
ing a wholesale liquor business in tho
Realty block, made an assignment yes
terday to Il. II. Powers. The preferred
creditors are local concerns.
The grand jury yesterday found a tru'
bill against Catherine Woodbridge charg
ing her with committing wilful perjury
She was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Morrison and brought her into cour
where she was arraigned. She was re
manded to Jail in default of 800 bonds
Her case will probably be called earl,
next week.
VIM. Pearson. the Chotcau stag
driver. who made a d~isgraceful scene o
the streets Monday in a boisterous mar
ner, was fined $3.50 in the police cour
, Yesterday. M. King was charged wit
being a v"agrant and j. O.. Breen was az
, cused of drunkeDness, Both were ser
fenced and the same was later on SUI
| pended.
Parties who arrived from Neihart las
evening report Il big strike in the lngcl
9 soil, In the south drift. at a depth {
/. over 800 feet they have encountered
! body of four feet of hlgh-grade ore. alon
: which they have run for a c~Onsldcrab
i distance. This ore will sample 800
3 the ton. In the north drift there is ale
!. a fine body IF high. grade ore. The own
!, ers are much elated over the prospet
. and Justly believe they have one Of II
!, greatest mines in the state.
II, +. Siefred of Ncihart has had
e protracted siege of illness. One year ae
the 10Th Of next month he was take
n down with a severe attack of pneumOni
h For a time he was treated at the PaI
Il 1otel. but growing worse he was T
h moved to the general hospital. The
with varying conditions, he RENAME
continually until a few days ago, whit
Ic he was allowed to venture out aga
o without "a doctors care. His cure hi
sc been remarkable and he wishes, throul
is the columns Of the TEIDuNE. to thar
,r the managers of the hospital for Il
ID treatment accorded him. He is especial
er grateful to DR.. Ladd, who has at !;
times done everything possible for |
good and who from the beginning OF
illness has brought to bear the best
medical science.