The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-21
Tray OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAY S DAILY.

The following postmasters in Cascade
county have been made: Albert Giles
pie. Sand Coulee; y. Olson, North Great
Falls.
The examination of Arthur Neibel,
one Of the kibbey cattle FOUNDERS, did
MT come off yesterday, as the accused
waived examination aud Justice Race
fixed his bail at 800, which he fur
ulshed.
j. 7. Tanning, of Minneapolis, consult
ing engineer of the Black Eagle falls
dam, and for the townsite electric power
house nov being built below the dam,
arrived in the city yesterday and is regis
tered at the Park.
Several large fiocks of wild geese pass
ed over the city last evening, travelling in
IA northerly direction. The slender band
Of the new moon was sinking on the
western horizon, and the weatherwiee
said it WAS a sure sign OF a moon OF fine
springtime.
Two gentlemen from California who
have been stopping here at the Park
hotel declared in the hearing OF a num-
Der of gentlemen that no hotel in Cali
fornia sets a better table than the Park
This is high praise and well deserved as
the Park is now conducted.
County Surveyor Holscher will COM
mens the work Of cross-sectioning Cen
trial avenue preparatory to starting in the
grazing for the paving of the avenue.
Sub contractor Andrew Holden is ready
to commence the grading as soon as the
engineer gives him the word.
Great Falls is coming square to the
front these days with buildings and i'm
provements Of every description. and be-
fore many moons roll by there will be
other great and lasting improvements
undertaken. While other cities in the
state are talking ''hard times" the bust
: ress interests of Great Falls are looming
p up and everybody is happy.
Hulda NJ. Scott commenced suit in the
district court yesterday against her
1 husband John M. Scott for a divorce on
the grounds OF de ertion and adultery.
They were married in Haydenville, Ohio,
a Jan. Il, 1883. John has been acting
very badly for two or three years and
Hulda has concluded to Ego it" alone
if the court will grant her permission to
do so.
Yesterday Il. A. Ammon, A. NJ. Sti-
~ vers and james Haven left for New York
to close w an important East Great
= Falls land deal. They will return in
,s about three weeks to start the improve.
ment ball rolling. Messrs. Ammon and
:, S,ivers are men of means and intend tC
!, leave a good block OF their wealth il
Cir, at Falls and vicinity as they con
+ slider it the best city in the northwest fol
Investment Of eastern capital.
\ farmer was asked on the street yes
1T terday what kind of grain he is sowing
* this spring. He replied that he and al
his ncighbors are putting in oats becaus,
ld they thought it was the easiest crop f
III sell for cash at good prices. This tall
sounds rather queer with a @tlourin;
in plant ready to begir operations that vii
require 1000 bushels of wheat a day ant
~ "A mailing plant that can use all the bar
lis ley produced.
The loathsome den that figured O
mr. First avenue South as the "Masco
Theatre" has been discontinued. II
proprietnrs anne to the conclusion tina
they would soon be shut up by the il
coming democratic administration an
wisely decided to quit before they go
de into trouble. The place is being r,
paired. and it is said that nothing in tn
va! s .'H .ons"n:t &C
raIuon '"". peeu c.,
NV Falls.
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Tic ies,e'usyi Ss. o"n :
Ter nyIlAn' "r 'he "IeaI Eortnern' anu =
ma " va e. sup w O. rooIseI, eese .n
ho manager, and w. IL. Godfrey or tf
&C. Great Northern Express company, a
M rived in Mr.. Hills special car. Mr.. H.
man is on his return from the Pacif
iat coast, He went west via the new line
nd Seattle and north TO British Columbi
or returning via Butte and Helena. TT
trim is simply one OF business and for IL
purpose of making himself familiar wit
do '"'
,ov WEDNESDAY DAILY
" A patent has been recorded from II
&C. limited States TO De Kynn for l6O acr,
his of land in section, % and 81. towpshi
csc 90 north, range 3 east.