The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30
ably known by a very large circle of
admirers in the Judith Basin.

WuiCu dIIlNcu Ou MOI
day. He has been paying a visit to hi
brother, who is in business at Montrea
anu also has been viewing the scenes O
MS childhood, where his mother, nov
aged ~ years, resides on the old home
stead on the north shore Of Lake Erie.
The citizens of Lewistown have organ
lzed a brass band Of thirteen pieces. anc
many compliments are paid to it
efficiency. The symphonial waves will
now vibrate from the Big Snowies to tn,
Moccassins, whispering in dulcet muir
city.
|, H.. 5. Sherard, recently of Gilt Edge
has, in connection with a party named
Lanley, commenced work on the tailinge
OF the Gloster mill, which they will treat
by the cyanide process. The Gloster is
the property of A. j. Seligman OF Hell.
ena, and Is located north of Marysville
In Lewis and Clarke county.-Lewis
town Argus.
Hon. Charles Kittellson, president OF
the Columbian National bank of Mime
apolis, who has been visiting his dauph-
ter, Mrs. A. Jensen, left yesterday for his
home. Mr.. Kittellson has been travelling
In the westf for the last three months and
remarks that in all his travels he has
seen no place which has the natural ia
cilltles to make a large city as Great
Falls.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
%. j. O'Conner deeds to Eugene Den
eel lot ID, block 400, townsite; considera-
ton, Sl,5C0.
First National bank to G. F. w. P. e.
l.. Co. undivided half of lot l block 3G5.
townsite, $4,000.
Eliza Holden has filed her decree of
divorce from Andrew Holden with the
county clerk and recorder.
P. j. Shields has filed a water right of
five miners inches in section %, town
ship 10 north, range 6 east.
United States to John Hunsberper.
Jr., patent for the southwest quarter of
., township 20 north, range 5
east.
On authority of a telegram from Phil
ipsburg, John Ney was arrested yester-
day in this city on the charge of horse
stealing.
AT the police court this morning i'm
pecunious travellers. and disciples of
Ming Alcohol were conspicuous by their
absence.
Frank Coombs deeds to j. S. Sutphen
the southeast quarter of section %, town.
ship u north, range 4 east; considera-
ton, $500.
r. Millegan, of Millegan, is in the city
school matters relative to his dis
trict. tie reports the school as having
closed twelve days ago.
The third Tuesday in April will be
Arbor day. Everyone should
plant a tree on that day, for many a
'mickle makes a muckle.
In addition to the sales of real estate
in these columns today; other
lash transactions are reported of which
ietails have not yet been received.
The Kootanai river is now open for
navigation and shipments Of silver-lead
res from Slocan-Kaslo may be expected
oon at the silver smelter in this city.
r. G. Vaughan and wife of Neihart.
whose child was buried yesterday, desire
o thank the friends who have shown
'uch kindness during the sickness and
burial of their deceased daughter.
j. A. Baker to l. G. Baker. north half
# the northeast quarter and the north
vest quarter OF section II, and the east
lalf of section l, township 20 north.
ange east; consideration, $1,000.
1t is very evident that the conviction
cattle stealing III the last term of the
lstrlct court at Choteau has resulted in
reaklng up a thoroughly organized
and of cattle thieves along the Marias
iver.
The Chicago National Hotel Reporter
[ March n, in speaking of the Park
otel in this city, says, it is one of the
est in this part of the country, and is
cry intelligently managed by Mr.. KEEL
y who will be remembered from his for
Ter connection with the fremont House. ,
hlcago; The M~onongahela, Pittsburgh,
nd other first class hotels. i
Yesterday a picture by C. NJ. Russell !
10 cowboy artist was placed in the /
indow Of Chamberlain's jewelry store 6
l Central Ii represents a c
" cSShO VI tiIC tiulC VI lJdIlltl DOODe, :
here a n containing two ladies is
lied by the Indians. The picture is
ny life-like, and is painted in that .
ithful manner in which Mr.. Russell is
tirely unexcelled t
John G. Duff, who, as attorney. has q
me 100000 worth of claims for va y
Jus parties under the Indian depreda- 70
ms act. has just received notice that n
Attorney General Howey and '
e OF his assistants will be in Fort :,
'nton in July to take final testimony r.
the Indian d~epredations claims. 3
lere is some consolation in the above
'ormation, but the course of justice is
slow as to indicate that most of these
timers will have passed beyond be- :.
their claims are finally decided III
TT Benton Press. W
Mrs. John Egan, of Eagle creek, in the or
ar Paws, died in st. Clare hospital, .
Benton, this morning, at 4 o'clock.
r more than two months past Mrs. 70
an had been an inmate of the hospi- -
suffering from consumption, but -
W steadily worse. until the disease re-
ted in death. Mrs. Egan had peer a =,
ldent OF Montana since 1883, at which b
IA cha first arrival nj Fort Dopto,