The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-24
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FRIDAY y DAILY.

a citizen OF the United States.
Work will be commenced next Mon.
day on the dam across Sun River at
Priests crossing by contractor Goodeau.
An Odd Fellows lodge will be institut.
ed in Neihart in a few weeks. The Great
Falls Odd Fellows will assist in the
work.
The Great Falls Mining and Prospect
ing company filed its certificate of incor-
poration in the recorders office yester-
day. The head office of the company is |
IN Great Falls.
Augusta Olsen was granted a divorce
yesterday from her husband, o. w.
Olsen. by Judge Benton. The divorce
proceedings were commenced on the 23d
of last September.
According to the report of the director
of the mint for 1892, Montana heals the
list as a gold and silver producer. The
value of the output for 1892 was 53O,-
9l1,G13. Colorado comes next with 800
2OO,9S9. In 1891 Montana's product was
S2S,0ll 900, and Colorado's S2S. 203,U37.
William Crooks has been appointed
right of way agent of the Great Northern
company in place of \. NJ. Scott. who
has taken the post Of general agent of
the Great Falls tuwnsite company. Mr..
Crooks authority extends also over the
Montana Central in right Of way matters.
II. II. Nelson who has bcen dangerous
ly i'll at his home near Cascade with
pneumonia for several days past, has
taken IL turn for the better and it is
tlnunht bn uin ,,.jl thr,yyb Nrs
Nelson, who has also been sick with Il
mild form of the same disease, is conva-
lescing rapidly.
b. p. Clark Of Chotcau, returned from
Now York yesterday. He reports his
father, Hon. Bainbridge s. Clark, slowly
improving in health. Mr.. Clark was
taken sick at his ranch near Choteau
last fall and was removed to his home in
New York city. His many friends will
be glad to know that he is recovering.
John McAssey, superintendent of the
Gait mine. came down from Neihart yes
terday. He reports work progressing in
nearly all of the mines in that section,
and if silver would take a turn upwards
a mining boom would be sure to set in.
He considers the Gait one of the best
mines in the state. lie will purchase
new machinery for the mine before he
returns.
Twelve hundred bushels of seed wheat
shipped by the Washburn-CrOsby com
pany will probably reach here today, and
will be placed on sale at once by Muir
ply, Maclay ~ Co. AS wheat can be
sown within the next few weeks the
farmers are urged to secure their seed
without delay. This shipment will be
duplicated as soon as it is seen the farm
ers are taking hold.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
Oscar Swanson of Kibbey is in the
city.
J. VI. Hopkins came in from Truly
yesterday.
Born-in great Falls, Feb. 10, TO tho
wife of julius Horst, a son.
Miss Florence King of Havre, is visit
ing her brother, Supt. E. w. King, o.
this city.
The Brotherhoolo of Railroad trainmer
will give IA dance ON March 18th, at the
Park hotel.
Married by Rev. VIM. Remington, Feb
18th, John y. Mckay and Nellie Coats
both of Great Falls.
Information Of the present where
ab0uts OF Theodore Mans is wanted b.
John b. Traxlcr OF Sun River, Mont,
Suit was commenced yesterd y in tn,
district court by j. +. Lee N Co. agains
Angus BeatOn to recover 500 for injur.
TO live stock.
Yesterday was a good old-fashioneC
Montana spring day. The sun was jus
warm enough and everybody seemed t,
ENJOY it's gentle says.
a \ deed from Allen Wilson and wife I,
, $. J. Boswell and William j. Patterson
/ for lot .. block 1872. First addition t.
Great Falls, fof 5000 was recorded yes
terday.
Frank 4. Dowd, deputy collector a
the boundary line, left last night owe
the Great Falls ~ Canada railway for hi
post of duty, after spending several day
on official business in this city.
a l.. w. Curtiss of this city was a passen
ger on the train recently wrecked on tn
Alton IL st. Louis railway. lie escape,
. injury but was pretty well shaken up
: so he writes from st. Louis to a friend i
TINS city,
|, The evidence IN the land contest cas-
, Of John =. Johnson VS.. Thomas Kent fo
: abandonment of homestead entry i
section II and IS, township 10 north
! range 6 east, was taken down by tn
T court stenographer yesterday. job
; \. Largent represented the defender
= and +. G. Park the plaintiff. Furthc
l evidence will be taken on Monday.
The Great Falls city funding bonds o
/, $4,000; park bonds $4,000; construt
= ton of Sixth street I'VE $4,000, 500.
; 600 in all. were delivered at the Chas
, National bank some days ago, and cit
= Treasurer Clark received a dlspatcI
+ yesterday notifying him that the none
: had been paid TO the city's credit
; Warrants on floating indebtedness wi
: be called for in a few days AND paid.
t Billy Colean, who was catcher an
: second baseman for the Missoula base
Q ball team last season, Is residing
+ Greet Falls and is very anxious to organ
/ ize a nine 10 enter the inter-mountai
o league the coming season. The tear
u Iast vnar waS Il pnoI ono but the flood