The weekly tribune., 1894-05-04
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

for the first time tnls seaSon.
The suit of Ellis, Bradley ct al. vs. II.
G.. Klenzie has been dismissed.
Yesterday the Great Falls Opera house
was sold under mortgage foreclosure to
A. j. Shores for $1,000
Stock Agent Searles Of the Great
Northern is back from the Stockgrowers
association meeting at Miles City.
Wild flowers are blooming in profusion
along the river banks and many visitore
to the dam Sunday returned with beau
tiful bouquets.
Miss Lulu Armstrong and Miss Fannie
Cockrill returned Saturday from a
months visit to the Armstrong ranch on
Cora creek.
"Where is the Lake Of Pitch ?"
proved vexatious question to the can
didates for teachers certificates Friday.
Who knows?
In the police court yesterday, there
was light grist, toll Of S. and costs
being exacted and obtained from Frank
Jones, drunk.
Many complaints have been heard
during the past warm days of the stencil
that arises from beneath the sidewalk In
front Of the postoffice.
The saw mill of the Butte Il Montana
Commercial company will resume opera
tions May 13, affording employment to
fully one hundred men.
One Of the ten incomplete houses in
the Menage addition, owned by Roberts
& Winters. is being removed into town
where 1t will be neatly finished.
Miller & Co., the brewers Of Helena,
yesterday we're exhibiting B. O-pound
team on the streets and challenged the
teamsters Of the city to equal it.
Perry Decker, conductor on the
street railway, is a winner in prize con.
test of the San Francisco Examiner, and
will receive handsome oil painting.
E.P. May, a Boston woolbuyer, will
be in Great Falls this season. MIR. May
is we'll known among the woolgrowers Of
Northern Montana and will meet with a
hearty welcome
Miss Lille Newman, who has been
visiting the midwinter fair at San Fran
cisco and was caught in the tie-up at
Helena, will arrive home today by
private conveyance.
Sundays Independent: The difficulty
Of travel between Helena and Great Falls
only stimulates the public to renewed
efforts, as the number of visitors from
that place last week was larger than
usual
Joe Lessard Of Kibbey is in the city
He reports the farmers Of that section in
good spirits over the outlook for good
crops, and that larger acreage was
planted this year in wheat than eveI
before.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Chowen viii
entertain friends at Shakesperear
party tomorrow evening. The guests
will appear in costumes representing tht
great bard's creations and the affair viii
; be quite unique.
In the district court for Lewis ant
Clarke county, Carrie ii. Thibodeau ha
brought suit for divorce against Isaa
ID. Thibodeau, on tie grounds of cruelt.
and adultery. They were married il
3 Great Falls, July 7, 1893.
Ed Hawk, who recently purchaser
the Axtell stables of Robt. Vaughn, al
rived yesterday with part of his Gran
ite livery stock. Mr.. Hawk has tn
t reputation Of being practical liveryma
and comes to our city to make it hi
future home.
Henri Watterson will give his lectur
on "MOney and Morals" in Helena Ma
g 7. He cannot reach Great Falls. 0
q account OF the strike the citizens will
!. also denied the pleasure Of seeing Jane
ONeil in "Monte Cristo," Roland Reet
ard Frederick Warde and Louis Jane
DR.. Gordon and wife left for Galveston
= = Texas, yesterday. The doctor is del
70 gate to the national convention Of raj
70 way surgeons which meets in that eli
70 next week. At the close Of the conve
- ton the doctor and his wife will 60
Mobile, Alabama, to visit relatives
n Mrs. Gordon for several days.
le In Armington on Sunday an army
I'd "Home Guard Coxey's" paraded Il
re principal streets. They carried lar
es banner which required the strength
y, four stalwart men to keep it afloat in d
re breeze. The "Home Guards" don't pr
pose to Join the ION to Washington
>, army. They are satisfied to stay
. Arlington.
. A gentleman in from the Judith bas
,o yesterday stated that the major porti'
~ Of four years crops was stored in Il
- grsnaries and root houses Of that fert
section. If, by reason of the striA
t. Great Falls afford a market for II
ii. enormous surplus, a market will
in opened to the farmers OF that regic
an whose possibilities they have not re,
lied and the benefits will be lasting al
ed mutual to the Judith basin and Il
ed merchants and all citizens of Gre
Falls.
De, Helena Independent The local lal
UT office is in receipt Of decision from t
commissioner OF the general land Off
in the case of John r. Williams vs.
A. Chessman, involving q timber cultu
entry for land in section %, township
north, range east. Williams contest
= Cheeseman's entry, claiming that the e
tryman had not complied with the Ia
The local office decided in favor Of t
contestant. The commissioner affirl
" this decision. The land is about {
miles from Great Falls, near Sa