The weekly tribune., 1894-05-04

those who are oenied their mail are not
| the only sufferers. Imagine the feelings
or the couple who may be anxiously
awaiting the end OF the strike that they
may receive by mail longed-for mar
riage license.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
II. E. Maltby of Stanford is, registered
at the Minneapolis.
A. Burrill Of Fort William, Scotland,
is registered at the Park.
Leonard Lynn Of Craig, was visiting
friends in the dty yesterday.
A. j. Shores and Weston Fullerton
went up to Heena yesterday.
Sam Quail arrived from his placer
grounds on Lyons Gulch yesterday.
Mrs. G, Bull and children Of Helena,
are registered at the Cascade hotel.
Alexander Barr, native Of Scotland,
has declared bis intentions to become a
citizen of the United States.
Anson B. Fowler, native of Canada,
has been granted his final natural
ization papers by Judge Benton.
F. f. Walrath, an old-time Montanian,
and highly respected citizen, died at
his home at Augusta on Friday.
A divorce suit was commenced in the
district court yesterday by Effie E. Coffin
against her husband, Henry j. Coffin, on
the grounds Of desertion.
E. B. Largent, deputy collector of in
ternal revenue, is back from Neihart
where he had been rounding up the
Cinnamon for their photographs.
o. Edwards prominent mining man
Of Las Vegas, New Mexico, is registered
at the Milwaukee. He has come to in
spect the wonderful resources OF Mon
tana.
A. L. Mason has purchased the interest
OF 5. ii. Fletcher in the second. hand
furniture business on Third street
south.
Fergus county will issue bonds 70 the
extent of $4,000 funding purposes. The
bonds will bear six per cent interest and
take up warrants which are bearing
seven per cent
Mark Darling, county surveyor of
Choteau county, is at the head of big
irrigation scheme in the Pondera section,
whereby reservoir is being constructed
sufficiently large to hold a quantity of
water fully ample to irrigate 5000 or
10000 acres of land in the eastern part
of Choteau county.
Bozeman Chronicle: On Monday Ed
win w. Park OF Great Falls was, by
Judge Mcphersou, united in marriage
with Miss Julia Culbreth of Minneapolis.
The party were on their way to Great
Falls to get married, but owing to the
railroad strike concluded to stop at
Bozeman and have the ceremony per-
formed.
A few days ago S. o. Lying, a rancher
and cattleman of the Highwood region,
met with a very painful accident. In
company with an employe Mr. Lying was
gathering some stock on the range, and
was riding quite fast when his horse
stumbled, throwing him and breaking
his left arm at the wrist and also be.
tween the wrist and elbow.
The Deerfeld, Fergus county, cor
respondent of the Lewiston Democrat,
says: In few days Messrs. Falconer and
Kruse will leave this vicinity for Great
Falls, to be absent for the summer, at
which point we are informed Mr.. Kruse
will work at his trade as mason and
general contractor, while Mr.. Falconer
will secure some clerical position, return
ing home again this fall in due time to
attend the Dances
The following persons proved up be-
fore Court Clerk Cockrill on their home
stead entries yesterday: Nils G. Ander-
son, for the northeast quarter of section
IL, township 16 north, range east; Emil
p. Anderson, for the northwest quarter
OF section u, township 16 north, range l
east; Andrew P. Larson, for the north
half of the northeast quarter, and north
half of the northwest quarter, section IA,
township 16 north, range l east.
Mrs. j. J. Ellis entertained few
friends with progressive euchre Friday
afternoon at her residence, Fifth avenue
north. Those present were: Mesdames
Harris, Cooley, Webster, Reckards,
Trigg, Powers, Patterson, Currier, Pierce,
Verge, Bateman, Spencer, Amsden, Ken
mouth and Miss Booth. Mrs. Cooley
captured the first prize and Mrs. Verge
the second. The occasion was one Of
much pleasure.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to Grace
b. Steffen. lots 6 and I, block l24, First
addition, $500; Geo. A. Chichester and
wife to Christian Nelson and John b.
johnson. three acres in the northeast
quarter of section %, township 20 north,
range 3 east, $3.50; Christian Nelson and
wife to Geo. A. Chichester and wife,
southeast quarter and the south half Of
the northwest quarter OF section 2, town
shin Is north, range 3 east, 1919.