The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-25
FRIDAY s DAILY.

The county commissioners were in ses-
sion yesterday considering road matters.
A marriage license has been issued 10
Geo. Kimbrough, aged p, and Mrs.
Margaret Monahan, aged p, both OF
Great Falls.
Mr.. e. B. Pyle is now erecting stables
on Second avenue South, between Sixth
and Seventh streets. They will be
known as the Farmers Feed Stables
Duncan Bros. are building a one and
a half story frame residence on Eighth
avenue and T~wenty-third street north.
Several other new residences will be
built in that locality in a short time.
F.. NJ. Stafford is building for himself a
one-story frame colts &c on Sixth avenue
and Twenty-tirst street north, which will
present a handsome appearance when
The following ore shipments were
made from Neihart for the week ending
May II to the Great Falls smelter:
Broadwater, Il cars; Moulton, g.; Inger.
coll, 2; Benton, .; Eighty-Elghty, l.
Total y.
The following deeds were recorded
Yesterday: Townsite company to Joseph
Schott, lot D, block l3i, for $500; Lucius
Ktngsbury ana wife to Mary A. Bell,
half interest in ten lots In Riverside ad-
ditIon, SLIGO.
Sun River Sun: Monday afternoon a
terrific cloudburst occurred over the
crest Of one of the bills to the north of
town, and in less time than it takes to
describe it, millions of tons of water and
gravel came laundering down the hill
side.
Thos. Carter of Red Buttes market
gardens, and president of the North
Montana Agricultural association, was a
visitor in the city yesterday. He reports
that the late rains have been of ines.i-
mable advantage to the farmers Of that
section.
William Foth Of Sun River, Yesterday
commenced suit for a divorce from his
wife, Eliza Foth, on the grouns OF
adultery with one Jacob Voight. The
complaint sets forth that they we're mar
ried at New Ulm, MINI, April II, 1888,
and have lived in Montana for ten years.
He prays the court for a divorce and the
custody OF their two children, aged five
and seven years respectively.
Arrivals at the Park: Leigh NARROW,
Big Sandy; E T Wilson, Ellensburg; L
V Wertheimer, Butte; r w Koss, Mil
waukee; w II Strader. J A Forbes, E G
Shafer, st Paul: F Judson, Anoka; S S
Deatherage, Chicago: w Dyer, Helena;
Jas Conley, Deer Lodge; also the follow,
ing members of the Warde- james COM
pany-Louis James and wife, Misses E
Chapman, F Bowman, G II Clark and
wife, Misses E. s. Sackett and f G
Warke.
z. Il. Burton arrived from Cboteau
yesterday with II. Siemms, Butterield;
A. d. Warner, Mountain Side; +. A.
Gibbs, st. James; T. j. Gore, Madeline;
w. +. Richardson, Winnebago; ii. r.
Barrett, st. Paul. all of Minnesota.
These gentlemen have been looking over
Mr.. Buttons lands near Choteau and
are we'll satisfied with the result. Most
Of them have invested and will settle
there as loon as possible. Yesterday
they were examining the various points
Of attraction in the city.
Eliza Foth was arrested 10 Helena or
Wednesday and brought to this city on
Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Dryer on
the charge Of adultery with Jacob
Voight On the information Of William
Foth, the husband Of the woman. On
beirg arrsigned in Justice Races court
yesterday she pleaded not guilty. In
default Of bail she wac committed TO the
county jail until the hearing, which will
take place this morning. The officers
are in hot pursuit of Weight, who skipped
out.
Died, on Thursday. May II, at mid
night, Clementine May Tannhauser,
daughter Of Joseph 1snnhsuser, at the
family residences on Second avenue south
and Fourteenth street. Miss Tam
hsuser had hesu III nine days with peri
tonitis ed q the time Of Der decssse
heg fsthes and sIdest brother wefo alb