The weekly tribune., 1893-11-10
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.


worlds fair last evening.
Mrs. Oliver OF Sand Coulee, died sud
denly at her home at . o'clock yester-
day morning.
James Peterson and wife of Lewis
town, came down from Helena yesterday
and will go out to their home today.
F. G. Poole of Stanford. returned from
Chicago yesterday, where be disposed Of
several car loads Of sheep at fair prices.
Miss Carrie Verge. neice of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. j. Verge, arrived from Mime
apolls last evening and will make her
home in Great Falls.
The total membership of the a. o. U.
W. IN Montana on the 81 day of October
was 3,lS3. An assessment on the mem
bers for two deaths was made on the
first
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Nicholas Volk to Christian. Anna and
Charles Volk for land in section 13, town
ship 10 north, range east, the consider
alton being $500
Yesterday Judge Benton overruled the
demurrer in the case of +. W. Wright.
state treasurer, against II. p. Rolfe and
others, and the defendants were given
twenty days to file an answer.
George Clarke, who has been in Great
Falls for the past three months superin-
tending the putting in of machinery, etc.
in the new power house Of the Townste
company, returned yesterday to his home
in Dayton, Ohio.
y special from Neihart yesterday says
live ore cars broke loose on the down
grade of the Montana Central there at
noon. Brakeman S. j. Duffy was thrown
from one of the cars and sustained a
broken leg besides other serious injuries
Agent Cook has ordered all prcspec-
tors off the Blackfeet reservation. A
few of that class of people have been
looking up prospects there but their
search had not been successful one up
to the time of their being fred
Francois Trouchot came in Tuesday
evening from his ranch near Choteau
and, in company with the Messrs. RAJ.
ston and others. will ship about % cars
of cattle from Fort Benton within few
days. The cattle are now being driven
down the Teton from Choteau. Mr.
Trouchot accompanies the shipment to
Chicago.-lRiver Press.
Great Falls will have a soap factory
at an early day. Geo. &. Buck Of Great
Falls has concluded arrangements with
a gentleman from Kansas City. No., and
by the first OF April they expect to have
their factory in operation and propose to
manufacture superior soap. Thus the
manufacturing industries of the country
are gradually centering in Great Falls
Thomas Nelson, secretary and treas.
urer of the Boston a. Montana company
Capt. Daniels, manager of the company'e
Lake Superior mines Capt Palmer
superintendent Of the Butte & Boston
company's mines and Jas. A. Coram
president Of the Butte Il Boston CONNER.
cial company, arrived in the city last
evening IN special car attached to the
west-bound express. They are stopping
with Supt. Klepetko at the b. IL NJ
smelter.
Judgment was given yesterday in the
district court in twenty-four cases of the
Townsite company against sundry par
ties living on land belonging to the com
pany on the west side Of the river. Ac-
cording to the terms OF the judgments if
the costs are paid within thirty days ia
Writs of eiectmcnts will be Issued for
sixty days. These judgments declare the
title to the property legally Vested in
the Townslte company and that the
squatters were in possession Of it ille-
gally. .s..s...x
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
a dividend of 5000 will be dstribut-
ell among the stockholders Of the Gait
mine of Neihart in few days.
\ miner was killed in the Sand Cou-
lee coal mines Thursday night by pre-
mature explosion of blast of powder.
Dalia Normandy, commenced suit IL
the district court yesterday against her
husband, Frank Normandy for di-
vorce.
Information is wanted of Edwin p.
Suiter, formerly employed in the mines
at Neihart, by his sister, Miss Josie +.
Suiter Of Walcott, Iowa.
K. A. Milligan of Milligan. yesterday
proved up on his homestead filing for
the swl nwl4, VIZ sw 4, and Sc =, swi /,
section 2S, township ID north, range
east. before United States Commissioner
Pomeroy yesterday.
The assignment OF James Haven to
John G. Hyatt was recorded yesterday.
His assets and liabilities are not given.
Ills employees are to be paid in full and
then his creditors pro rata what is left
among themselves.
About 93 miles of broad guage rails
are now laid on the ~ Il. ~ {. Co. s
road between here and Dunmore. and it
is hoped all the rails will be down by
the middle of next week. ii is expected
that the &. p. Il. will turn over the road
about the middle Of the coming month
-Lethbridge News.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: s. \. Clarke and husband
to Peter Shannon for lot H., block 10
| for $1,000: Sarah ii. Lemon TO J. f.
Secley for lot /, block i12. for 500:
quitclaim deed from Charles Breen to
Scollard " Lynch for one fourth interest
in Punch * Judy claim on Belt creek
near Logging creek, for 800.
The stationery and printing establish
ment of the c. *. Wells company was