Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-14

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and the defence will commence the first
Of the week.
A letter has been received from Rev,
VIM. Remington, who is now in New
York, announcing the death of bis
mother at that place. Mr.. Remington
arrived there in time to speak to bis
parent and be recognized by her before
she passed away.--Belt Valley Times.
On Saturday last the far famed Cum
berland mine was sold at the receivers
sale by an order Of court, and the mine
has become the property Of j. Kennedy
Todd Of New York. The Cumberland is
probably the finest carbonate mine ever
discovered in Montana.-Rocky Mount.
ain Husbandman.
The Gilt Edge mine, mill and new
rooster started up Monday morning with
q force OF about thirty men. AT present
the Gilt Edge mine will be worked. The
prospect is good for a seasons run and
it is hoped that nothing will prevent a
larger force being put on as is now an
%ticipated. Up to date pay days have
been regular.-Fergus County Argus.
Chris Volk, of the we'll known firm OF
Volk Bros, has just completed a ten
room residence constructed of cut stone,
Over two hundred trees have been
planted around the mansion, and the
place is supplied with city water through
out. The furnishing has been done b.
William Albrecht of this city.
A private let or received here a day or
two ago states that the Rev. John Reid,
formerly pastor Of the Presbyterian
church here, and now located at Santa
Rosa, California, is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia. MI. Reid was the first
settled pastor in Great Falls and has a
very wide circle of friends and ~acquain-
tances here who will be sorry to learn Of
his severe illness,
Judging by the number of buildings
in course at erection, and which have
been started since the election, the peo-
pie OF Belt have confidence in the future
Of the great coal and coke camp. No
less than thirty new buildings have been
put up or are under way within the last
month.-Belt Times.
Sam Noble has about completed the
filling in and grading for the new stor-
age tracks, and Roadmaster McCurdy
already has a large force of men at work
laying track thereon. There will be
1900 feet of new track, which will give
storage room, with the switch track
already in, for over 200 cars.-Belt Times.
The case of Soyer vs.. the Great Falls
Water company was on trial all day yes
terday in the district court. At the close
Of the case for the plaintiff a motion was
made for a non-suit and the same was
overruled by the court. The case drags
slowly on account of the fact that quite
a number of the witnesses have to be
heard by means of IN interpreter.
Sunday, Dec. 10.
The case of Higgins Va. Mann in tn
district court has been dismissed
settled.
Mrs. DR.. Chamberlain of Belt, who has
been quite ill recently, is now recov-
ering.
E. II. Ahrens deeds to L. B. Coy for a
consideration of $500 lot 5, in block l3,
Black Eagle Falls addition.
QFred Bergeron went Saturday to the
Falls with a carload Of ore from the
Dakota.-Neihart Herald.
The TOWNSHIP company has commenced
suit to enforce contract or lot IL, block
44G, townsite, against j. II. johnson in
the district court.
Il. L. Williams deeds to w. I. Bower
lots "a to 48, inclusive, in block 4, Re
finery addition to North Great Falls.
Consideration, $G4O.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to A. p,
Dickerman for a consideration of 1925
the northwest quarter of lot 5, in block
547, Sixth addition to townsite.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to A. Z.
Dickerman for a consideration Of $125
the northwest quarter of lot 6, in block
SAT, Sixth addition to TOWNSHIP.
E. r. Carroll, a well-known mining
man of the Yogo country, and family
have taken up their residence in the city
and will make Great Falls their home in
the future.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan, wife of the well
known %janitor of the court house, who
was recently elected constable. left yes
terday afternoon for a visit to friends
and relatives in Tennessee. She will be
absent some months.
Theo Gibson and II. +. Collett OF
Great Falls arrived Monday evening for
Il hunting trip in this section, and de
parted yesterday morning for the mount
aims accompanied by Il. S. William
The Columbian.
w. j. Clark, the enterprising manager
Of the Broadwater mine, has applied for
a franchise to erect and operate a tele.
phone system in the town of Neihart.
The line connecting the mine, Fitzsim.
mons store and the railroad station is in
successful operation. We wish Mr.,
Clark success in his venture.-Neihart
Herald.
Prof. p. j. Carney cordially invites all
lovers of art to visit the parlors of the
Park hotel between the hours of 2 and c
p. M, commencing today Sunday and
continuing until and including Thurs.
day, the 18th, and see his magnificent
art series of the Worlds Fair paintings
reproduced in colors. This series is
limited and will amply repay the trouble
of a visit. Those engaged in teaching
will find this series instructive and valu-
able and it should he found in the art