The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-30

looking glass and a few small articles
belonging to the barbershop welt @. de-
stroyed. 1t is lucky that the fire was
discovered when it was for in a few min
utes it would have been through the
roof and a strong wind would have car
RED sparks to the many small buildings
and frame shacks in the block.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
a marriage license has been granted
to Gust Blomhahl and Ida Anderson.
W. j. Devigne was arrested early yes
terday morning for carrying concealed
weapons and paid a fine and costs
amounting to s7.25.
p. b. Gallagher and Robt. Vaughn
have brought suit against J. w. and
Minnie Cornilius IN a contract and bill
of sale to recover S4,3S4.l4.
Vim. S. Eaton has brought suit
against the Monarch Townsite company
on a note and account to recover Sl3,5Sj
and judgment by confession has been
entered.
Bank clearlngs for the week: Monday.
S6O,S07.7 rs; Tuesday, sl9,674.30; Wednes-
day, S~33,99l.SG; Thursday, S2S,546,72;
Friday, s2S,9O37G; Saturday, $30,05S.72.
Total, 500, 1872.
A. Mowbrey, the gentleman who was
reported hurt by a falling board at the
brewery, desires to correct the statement
that he was seriously injured, and says
be is ready to wrestle with other boards.
Tickets to local Montana points not to
exceed 300 miles distance on July 3 and
4, good 10 return until July ), at the rate
OF one and ono fifth fac for the round
trip will be issued by the Great North
ern.
The following telegram has been re-
celved 10y the ticket agent at Great Falls
from st. Pau: 'First-class rate to San
Francisco via Great Falls ~ Canada rail-
way and steamer from Seattle, 61575;
second class, s3D75 Meals and berth
on board the steamer are included.
j. w. Roberts has bought j. W. New
toms drug stock and will engage in the
business here. Mr.. Roberts comes from
Hemmingford, Neb. His wife, Helen G.
Roberts, is a graduate of the " oman's
Medical college of Chicsro. and has
taken a post graduate course IN That city
and will soon begin the practice Of medi-
cine here.
Wool receipts: Sands d Taylor. l33
sacks, 32,4l3 pounds; w. X. Florence. 81
sacks, %, 100 pounds; Williams X Bell, 10
sacks. 1888 pounds; Frederick, Ray "
Co, 80 sacks, 6,G24 pounds. Total, Oh
$50 pounds. Shipments began ves,er-
day, G. w. Cooper consigning To }. Viii
liams, of Boston, and Bannetync Bros.
and Bannetyne & Gibson to Harding y
Caverly of the same city.
The Methodist Sunday school Of Sand
Coulee gave a successful picnic yester-
day at Box Elder park, which was given
free of charge by the owner, Charles
Wegner. About $50 persons were pres
ent. all of whom had a delightful time,
the weather being perfect. lie Munyo"
was present and took a number Or views
The superintendent Of the scnuol j
Sewell, was active in making the affair
a success.
Walter Lumsden, the chief miliwright
at the Washburn. Crosby mill, informs
The TRIBUNE that the mill aud elevator
will be practically completed by next
Saturday. and that iionr ehn be made By
July H., II the power is rea "T 10 connect.
MT Lumsden and several ASST vans WI!
remain until the mill is started W. ahC
VIII then make a trip down the Missou.'
as far as Bismarck for a summer cutirr
lhey have done q magnificent piece of
work IN this mill and the BIG elevator.
There have been filed for record the
following: Warrenty deed from Albert
). Henry to the Jarvis CouEiIa Mort.
gaee Trust company, of Kansas city for
the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter of section thirt,-two.
township seventeen north of range three
east, for a consideration Of 500; bill of
sale from James II. Lee t. Alex. &. Tux
for four geldings and a ~"huckhoard' for
a consideration of $500.
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