The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-02

~iONs 5ohbo Ls ~ IlCSOlu, WCbt udiI
Of lot ID, block 419, S4Oo; A. Whyte to
Mary Whyte, lot IL, block $50, First
addition, s 1,232.25; f. l.. Hossack and
wife to Margaret Bernard, lots 20 and 30,
block 3, Barnes TOWNSHIP.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY
The land appraisers have decided not
to adjourn for one week, but will remain
in session until their work is completed.
A United States patent to A. J. Tim
norman was recorded yesterday for 160
acres in section ID, township 20 north,
range 3 east.
Thus far sixty-two Cinnamon have
been photographed, as follows: Benton,
q; Fort Assinniboine, IS; Havre, IA;
Chinook, 8.
Yesterday the divorce case of Henry
Gosscline VS.. Mamie Gosscline was tried
before Judge Benton, who granted a de-
cree of divorce to the plaintiff.
Ed Weatherwax, not needing the ad-
vice of friends, now finds himself behind
the city prison bars on the charge Of
%vagrancy. The city will feed him for
ten days.
The following deeds were recorded
Yesterday: Townsite company to r. II.
Lamont, lot 4, block 144, Third addition,
$500; G.. J. Rohr and wife to Henry
Bertsche, lot Z, block 2G, Riverside ad-
dition, $3.50.
Lewistown Argus: DR.. Carskaddon,
surgeon-dentist, of Great Falls will To-
cate at Lewistown and take office with
DR.. Stone. The doctor is a graduate of
the Philadelphia Dental college.
Word was received at Choteau We'd
nesday that nc more coal would be
hauled from Lethbridge, the railroad
company having decided to run nothing
but a daily passenger train hereafter.
Ravalli county is another of the new
Montana counties which have disposed
of their bonds, The bonds were opened
at Stevensville on Tuesday and $4,000
worth of straight t~wenty-year bonds
were sold at par to N. w. Harris & Co.,
Chicago bankers.
Yesterday Ike L. Prudential pro-
prietor of the Bell Clothing store on
First avenue south leased the store on
Central avenue between Murphy, Maclay
& Co.. and Fox's fruit stand. Mr.. Freu-
denthal will open up on or about March
l with an elegant line Of spring goods.
The suit of Lawyer Largent, city at
torney, against Policeman Yates to re-
cover S35 for defending him in an action
brought against him by a man he had
assisted in arresting, was tried before a
jury in Justice Races court Yesterday
and a verdict was given in favor of the
policeman. The costs amounted to
S31.S5.
Mrs. A. c. Fullerton, who went to
California a short time CO., returned
yesterday with her little 10y. In con-
} versation last evening the stated that
she had returned safely with her
boy whom she found in San Francisco,
that she was assisted by friends, and has
arrived home having accomplished the
purpose for which she went.
The Benton Press: The twenty-eight
, carloads of Bower Bros. sheep, which
were loaded at Arlington for shipment
to Kirkland, ILL.,, have been unloaded at
Big Sandy, and are being ranged at that
point. The extreme cold and deep
SHOWS in North Dakota and Minnesota
made it in~convenient and unsafe to at
tempt to run the sheep through just
: now, so they will be held at Big Sandy
for a few days.
Choteau Montanian: An accident &C.
Cured to the north bound coach from
Choteau last Monday on the big hill
near the hlackfeet agency. The brake
failed to hold and the hill being slippery
and siding the team was unable to
hold the wagon. The driver, Hardy
England, was thrown out but not hurt,
while the team ran on to the agency,
where they were caught by an lndiaL.
One wheel and the wagon box was de-
molished.
Livingston Post: The Great Northern
road is doing an immense business just
at present and the company has found
it necessary to put on an additional
number of freight trains in order to
handle the increased traffic. Quite a
number of railroad men on the Mon
; tana division of the Northern Pacific
have quite this road and gone to work
or the Great Northern, and there are
one or two others who are seriously
thinking of doing likewise.
DIR. j. II. Fairfield was among the pas
sengers that arrived from st. Paul
yesterday. The doctor was Great Falls
second mayor and discharged the duties
of the office faithfully. For several
years he was connected with the sur
gical department of the Great Northern,
but lately he has been residing in Min
neapolis. He will in all probability
make Great Falls his home hereafter.
Annie Peterson VS.. Peter Peterson are
parties to a divorce suit commenced in
the district court yesterday. They were
married in Great Falls March II, 1892,
and lived together until the Sth of
August, 1892, when Mrs. Peterson was
compelled to leave Peter on account of
his failure to provide her with the
necessaries of life and for cruel treat
ment. Mrs. Peterson asks for a divorce
AMI the custody of their lS-months old
girl.
Attend the great auction sale in the