The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-08
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

settled.
The suit of John y. Paul against the
Great Falls National bank has been
Withdrawn.
William II. Babhagc Of Benton and
Minnie Brown of Washington have been
granted a marriage license.
John White yesterday recorded a war
ranty deed from Mixer uelsing for lot
8, section IA, township 10 north, range }
east, 1910 acres; consideration, $500.
The school board was unable to get a
quorum last night. Mrs. A q. Ladd,
r. w. Wright and j. A. Gockstetter
waited patiently for an hour but none of
the other members of the board put in
an appearance.
w. n. Reinhart, "a nurseryman from
Kalispell, is in town and thinks strongly
of locating here. He says that he con
siders this one of the best points in Non.
tana to embark into the nursery bust
ness owing to the large agricultural
country tributary.
\. j.. Schmitz 4 Co. made u general
assignment for the benefit Of all their
creditors yesterday. George +. Rush is
assignee. This will not affect the Mil
waukce beer hall which will be run as
before. The Loeiilor orchestra will o
tinue to furnish music each evening.
The suit of Andrew Holden VS.. the
Great Northern has been settled to the
satisfaction of both parties. Holden had
a sub.contract to do some ditch and res
ervoir work on the Pacific extension, and
as he experienced some difficulty in get
ting his pay he filed a lien on the whole
road.
Ike Hayes and Dick Carol, THE Sol
dIeI," have been matched to box twenty
four rounds or more for the heavy
weight championship of Montana and a
purse of $50; $500 to winner. The
match will be under the auspices OF the
Helena athletic association, on the night
of Sept. II.
George b. Morley writes to II Great
Falls friend from San Francisco that he
has a good position on the stall Of the
engineer in charge Of the proposed mid
winter fair. lie has charge of the field
work. He says work is progressing
rapidly on the great exposition grounds
and that the fair is bound to be a go.
The Armou Packing company has filed
it's articles of incorporation with Secre-
tary of State Rotwitt. The principal of
business of the company is Jersey City,
n. D., and the company proposes to
carry on operations in various states,
including Montana, also in foreign
countries. The capital stock of the
company is fixed at S1,500,000, divided
into 1900 shares.
From SATURDAYS DAILY.
The trustees of the Opera House
company filed their annual report yes
terday.
Don l.. Willard and William Atkin
haye each had a horse stolen recently.
The formers was Il valuable animal.
John Largent and wife have decided a
number of lots in Sun River to James
Strong.
II. IL. Ewing, formerly a partner OF
the late Col. Leaning, has formed ii law
partnership with Attorney Green.
Joseph II. johnson and wife have
given a bond for a deed to the east hall
Of lot -- block 81 to Emma Berry.
Tom Gillespie, postmaster at Sand
Coulee, is an unusually happy man, his
wife having presented him with a twelve
pound boy
Henry Prcntiss, Jr., files IA deed from
the Boston a. Great Falls land company
to lot 7, block -, Boston & Great Falls
addition.
Mary McCarty Of Grafton recorded
yesterday IA final receipt for the north
east quarter OF section 10, township Il
north &C range 10 east.
w. Il. Glasecock, we'll known in Great
Falls, has branchcd out for himself
at Sand Coulec, havingOpened aclothing
store in the new Union block there.
Oar Roske. a young boy. was brought
before Judge Hawkins yesterday ac.
cused OF stealing a saddle from the city
herder. lie pleaded guilty and was
tined 81 and costs.
The Great Northern freight office
which WAS damaged by fire recently, has
been entirely renovated. The clerical
force moved into it yesterday and have
very fine quarters now,
Patents are now at the Helena land
ONCE Tor the persons IN DdS'
cade county: John Il. Hooker, GIG
acres; Patrick Kelly, Gao; Blar che NJ
Maclay, 60; Catherine NJ. Myers, $40.
Harris J. Clark made final proof yes
terday before tho clerk of the court on
the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter, the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 9, township
10 north, range 1 cast-homestead.
Frank S. Odcll, tho popular manager
of the company store at Sand Coulce,
will leave tomorrow for the east. lie eX.
poets to spend several days at the worlds
fair and then proceed to New York to
visit his relatives,
G. l.. Parker, secretary Of the Queen OF
the Hills mining company returned yes.
terday from Washington. lie spent
some time there and heard more or less
of the silver debate. The great speeches
of Sibly and Bryan are tho talk of the
east. He says that silver is gaining
friends daily in the east.