The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
SPRAY OF THE FALLS
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

q. ..'i1oHo VI t>eindrt nave lalQ part
Ties aside and nominated E. A. Shaw 70
mayor.
j. w. Provard OF the Spotted Hors
mine at Maiden arrived in the CITY OF
Sunday.
Judge DuBose has adjourned tn,
district court at Choteau to the frs
Monday In June.
DR.. Sandow Of Neihart, who has beer
in the city a few days recuperating, re
turned home yesterday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. +. II, Fox al
Fifth avenue and Sixth street south, or
Saturday night, March "a, a son.
DR.. G. w. Pelzer of Neihart has re.
moved to Great Falls, where he will
hereafter reside and practice dentistry.
II. r. Oakland came down from his
mines on Wolf creek on Sunday, He
reports that the miners are all working
and very hopeful.
Deputy Sheriff Dryer left for Deer
Lodge on Sunday with Robert Eng ish,
who is sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for cattle stealing.
S. NJ. Dodd has fled his notice of oc.
cupancy of 1G0 acres of unsurveyed pub
lie lands at the mouth of Logging creek
with the county recorder.
Yesterday the Great Falls Water
Power and Townsite company decided to
John A. Lofgren lot 4, block 2O5, Third
addition, consideration $500.
Private dispatches were received in
this city yesterday from David G..
Browne that denied the fact of his resig
nation. He has not resigned and has no
intention of so doing.
Timothy Wilcox and wife decided to
b. F.. Woodman, trustee, lots l, . and 5,
block 2; lots l, 2, :, 8, II, Is, 10, and 90.
block 8; and lots l, :, g., 4, 8, 10, 10 and
70, block II, Wilcox addition, considera-
ton, $3.50.
Lucius B. Kendall ct al by five quit
claim deeds convey all their interests in
nw4 and n12 of ne4, section 81, town.
ship Il north, range 4 east to James II.
Stanford for purpose Of partition of said
lands to their several owners.
The A. o. U. w. ball masque at Chic.
teau on the Odd was a great success. and
very large number attended. One
hundred and thirty persons sat down to
supper, and in fact the whole entertain
ment was a credit to the town.
Appropriate services for Easter were
rendered in all the churches of the city
Sunday. They were also Handsomely
for the occasion with ever
green's and flowers. The attendance tc,
vas very large, who listened to the dis
courses and sermons with great attention.
living to the lack of space we cannot
rive a detailed account Of each church.
each n was we'll worthy of
'pecial mention.
John j. Healey, who started from
Fort Cudahy, o the upper Yukon, for
he United States, was badly frozen
When three days out from the post and
to turn back. AS it was neces-
airy to make the trip, young Hamilton,
Tho once before had made a similar trip
cross Alaska, was sent on the mission
nd after a trip of nearly two months he
rrived in Helena on Thursday. Mr..
tealey will not make a visit to Montana
year.
The Easter services at the Methodist
hurch Sunday were conducted by the
hildren of the Sabbath school. The
hurch was neatly decorated with flow
evergreens and appropriate notices.
ZACH exercise on the program was ex.
client and the whole reflects great
redit on the committee having it in
narge. The church was crowded both
and evening and all went away
ore than pleased with the entertain
lent. The missionary Offering was
rye.
Startling reports Of a big forgery on
10 Northwestern National bank were
eely circulated yesterday. The amount
)tained ranged all the way from $500 to
5000. Cashier Stanford was hunted
p and when told of the rumors had a
,od laugh. He said that a man named
urt Lloyd, who worked at the copper |
.nelter, had fraudulently obtained the !
me checks of a couple of fellow-work- {
en-, signed their names to them. and q
icy were cashed at the bank. The
were drawn in favor OF William
eeman and a man named Roberts for I
LAO and sl.lo respectively. '
WEDNESDAYS DAILY. r
Frank Marion and wife left yesterday v
the west-bound train for a six.weeks' S
sit in California. '
G. d. Curtis. after a few days %soiourn g
the sights of the Electric city,
turned to Helena yesterday.
A. M. Scott, trustee, deeds to A, +, ri
ckerman the undivided half of lots l3lt
d IA, block 3lS, city; consideration 81. A
.. E. Dickerman, a capitalist of st. o.
ul, who has been the past few DAYS ID
iting Great Falls on business, left by lL
, west bound train yesterday. !.
VI. H. Luther returned from Fargo, &C
d., Sunday. He has purchased the oil
uor establishment of l. X. Nelson on 70
urth street and Second avenue south. F.
:. B. Hossack and husband deeds to
zabeth Smith the VIZ of n115 of So of b,
a Of nwl4 of sw4' section 20, town +,
p 81, north, range 4 east; consider +,
ST.. Il,
lied March %, 1893, infant child of "a
and Mrs. II. G. Vaughan. Funeral gr
take place from residence of A. j. gu
ace, 40S Third avenue south this re-
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