The weekly tribune., 1893-09-01
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,

Homer Edick records a deed from the
Iownslte for lot II, block 444, First ad
dition, Consideration, $3.50.
r. j. Barnard and wife have instituted
suit against Joseph Hamilton, sheriff
for alleged damages amounting to
SS0G.75.
Frank S. Lang of Helena has decided
to Thomas Jenkins the south half OF the
southwest quarter and lots and of
section 26, township IS north. range l
west. Consideration, sl,i00.
Pat Kelly and L. M. Mcdonnell, local
agents for the White Star line, have re-
ceived a handsome picture of the sister
ships Teutonic and Majestic 1t adorns
the Great Northern ticket office.
Hugo From has again brought suit
against the Great Northern for alleged
damages to the amount of $4,000. The
TRIBUNE readers are familiar with his
case, as it was given considerable noto-
riety when tried before.
DIR. Longeway went to Craig Sunday
to attend to a man named Spry, who
suffered an injury. Mayor Gelsthorpe
and Alex Lapeyre went also, but they
and grouse in that locality.
The principal of sch Jols will be at the
south side building every afternoon this
week after l:30 for the purpose of ex-
amining and assigning pupils to the
proper grades. High school pupils will
be examined Thursday afternoon.
The sheriff has among the pictures in
his rogues' gallery, photographs of Gay
and Gross, the Meagher county desdera-
does. Sheriff OMAR offers reward of
81 800 for the capture of both, dead or
alive, and 800 for the apprehension of
either one of them.
Cameron Gourley, a Helena mining
expert, is in town looking after tho min
ing interests of W. j. Clark. Mr.. Clark's
mines, the Broadwrter group of Neihart
are shipping ore right along notwith-
standing the low price of silver. The
weekly shipments average from eight to
ten carloads.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
ID. II. Edwards, manager of Curtin's
furniture store, returned from Helena
yesterday.
Il
cisco travelling salesman, arrived from
the east yesterday morning and is at the
Park.
Andrew Jensen made general as
signnent yesterday for the benefit of
his creditors. II. A. Mady is the as
signee. The amount Of his liabilities is
not yet known.
DR.. Longeway returned yesterday af
ternoon from Craig where he went to
attend to William Spry. The latter is
a aranchman and last Saturday he fell
from "A load of hay, fracturing his right
leg badly
John Renner is at the Boulder Hot
Springs. He writes that the wound he
received in his foot last May is troubling
him again and tnat he went to the
Springs to consult the physicians there.
He expects to be all right in a couple of
weeks.
Dudley Clark, the l2year-old son of
j. x. Clark, met with an accident last
evening at the corner of Tenth street
and Third avenue north. The boy was
riding his pony when the animpl stur-
led and he was thrown over its head.
/ he boy was unconscious about ten
minutes. His injuries are not consid-
cred serious.
A good sized boat is being built by
Joe Miligan, of this place, for Jos. 4.
Baker and party, of Great Falls, who in
tend in few days to start down the
river for St. Louis, says the River Press
The boat will probably be launched
this evening. 1t will be rugged with a
23 foot mast, and will be ready for the
start this week.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY. >,
Alexander Rohlston, a native of Scot
land, has taken ou: his first papers.
Carl J. Crome and Ida f. Oxley, both
of this city, have taken out wedding
license.
The name of Morris PostolHce has
been changed to Logging Creek. Mrs.
Sam Dodd has been appointed postmis-
tress
j. NJ. Gaunt made an assignment yes
terday afternoon to Il. f.. Stone The
Cascade and First National banks are
preferred creditors.
II. W. Thomson, formerly connected
with the TEIBuE. but at present resi- |
dent of Chicago has sold lot =, block |
5l3, First addition, to Gustav Androf
for S125.
William Roskie. was arraigned yester-
terday to answer to the charge of as |
Eula Bukila The court ap-