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

A United States patent to Thomas c.
Cline for the southwest quarter of sec
ton u, range 4 east, was recorded yes
terday.
The Red butte farmers are now
closing a deal for the erection there of d
cheese factory to be conducted on CO.
operative principle.
Charles Neagle VS.. b. Faryin, suit for
damages, defendants time to answer or
demurr to plaintiffs complaint extended
ten days from yesterday.
B. N. Smith of Logan, Gallatin county,
arrived in the city yesterday, to look
over the field preparatory to starting a
large dairy and creamery.
The suit Of Preston King VS.. the Great
Falls Iron works, tried in the district
court yesterday, the jury returned a YER
dict in favor of the plaintiff for 1915.
Neihart Miner: Last Thursday was
pay day 1T the Moulton aud about Sl0,-
800 was dispersed among the boys. This
is an increase Of about $1,000 over last
month.
George L. johnson of Neihart, whose
death was recently %chronicled in the
colutlns Of TIE TRIBUNE was the first
city marshal of East st. Louis, Mo, in
the Cos.
At Red buttes, south of Sand Coulee.
the farmers in that section have formed
a club, for discussing beneficial measures
that might help agriculturists in that
neighborhood.
Mrs. ID. H.. Weston of Helena, sister of
Mrs. Y. c. Cochran Of this city, died in
Oakland, Cal. Wednesday night. The
remains will be brought to Helena for
interment.
An immediate raise in the price of
smoking tobacco is expected in spite of
the reduction that will be made by the
Wilson bill, the cause being the 6x9
m~eerschaum pipe TO- visible on Second
street north.
The Neihart Miner reports consider.
able activity Of the timber business at
Barker, and that Sam Dodd is Shipping
about thirteen cars of props and cord
word per week from that point to Sand
Coulee, Belt, and Great Falls.
Yesterday John F. Donoher proved up
on his homestead filing before Court
Clerk Cockrill for the east half of the
southwest quarter and the west half of
the southeast quarter of section 81,
township II north, range I east.
Under Sheriff Huston has handed in
his resignation to Sheriff Hamilton. The
sheriff has decided to appoint j. A. Car
rier to the position of under sheriff,
which duties he will ssum on his re.
turn from the Des Moines silver conven.
ton.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to F. j
Adams, lot 3, block 259, first addition,
$1,000; Townsite company to Mary Nc
Dermott, lot IL, block 236, first addition,
$500; j. II. Arlington to Sarah r. Wood
lot 8, block l3, Arlington, $3.50.
Neihart Miner: The White Sulphur
Springs papers state that the sleighing il
that valley this winter has extended ovel
a longer period than has ever beer
known since settlement has been suffi
cient to keep the roads broken for travel
exceeding any other sleighing season
fully forty days,
George Murdoch, the second person
who died in Great Falls, was buried on
Prospect hill in 1881. His sister lives 10
San FRANCISCO, and his brother in
Alaska These relatives have been
t'epo ~ WI 70 W 1a.e
Highland cemetery near this city.
,. W.
ranch at Red butte, arrived in the city
yesterday. He states there will be a
large delegation from that neighborhood
at the farmers convention tomorrow
Saturday. and that several subjects re-
ia.iVe 10 Inc purchase 9I o'n proaucts,
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t tuue - wnicu sa.es rise ~ Tue susp'cion
of the Board of Trade to protect the
residents of their city, by diverting the
attent;on NJ the amafeurs from the