Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-09-27

der Great Falls date, headed "specia
correspondence, reprinted verbatim
from The TRIBUNE.
Major Hooton, Capt. j. j. Crittender
and Lieuts. Taylor and Clement wert
IN the city for few hours yesterday er
route from Fort Assinnibolne to Helena
with a troop of cavalry.
The Great Falls Water Power and
IoWnslte company deeds to Herbert
hailoWay, for consideration of 81 900
lots . and 7, block 450, Fourth avenue
south and Sixth street, Great Falls
Attorney Murphy has just returned
from weeks outing at huntley Coulee,
Where he has the largest irrigation enter.
prise IN Choteau county. The system is
now complete and ready for operation.
Mrs. L.. ID. Jackson and Miss Millie M.
Ihomas. mother and sister respectively
or MRS. +. II. Warren of Utica, whom
they have been visiting for several weeks.
left this morning for their home, New
Albany, Ind.
A private letter states that Miss Daisy
Wetzel, who, with her sister, Miss Pearl
Is with their mother at Blackfoot, will
return to Oberlin college in few days,
while Miss Pearl will remain in Montana
and teach school.
The west-bound passenger train yes
terday was several hours late the DELAY
being caused by the burning OF the large
bridge across the Marias river. Passen-
gers must be transferred and delay will
probably occur every day until the bridge
is replaced.
Mrs. Thomas W, Murphy, the artist,
left for the East yeeterday. She viii
stop at Poplar for a few days and visit
her mother and then 20 on to Chicago
and remain there until after the holi.
days. She is painting some fine pictures
and has gone East, where she can get
models to work from.
by reference to the list in another col.
omn of The TRIBUNE Of letters remain.
ing in the postollice uncalled for for the
week ended yesterday, it will be seen
that letter awaits Miss Bergen, the
dressmaker who was found insane re-
Gently, after alarming the residents of
the Black Eagle Falls addition by her
antics.
Within the last few days the following
persons, natives of the country given
after their respective names, have de
clared their intention Of becoming citi-
zens of the United States: Leonard NJ.
Matthews, Edwin Collins, Canada: Will
liam Adams Or, Scotland; Henry Steele,
England; Salmon Kokka, Finland; En-
rico AliLi, James Mann, Italy.
private letter received from II. A. |
Gudger assistant United States at
torney. in charge of Indian depreciation |
CLAIMS IN Montana, states that he will be |
IN Great Falls Oct 4, for the purpose of |
cross-eSamining claimants and their Wit
neases lie says: "As my time will be |
limited at that place, it is important to
claimants that they be prompt"
john Hammond Of Elkhorn, Mont,
yesterday assumed charge Of the local |
department Of the Great lalls Leader as
city editor Mr.. Hammond is brother |
OF Ii. Ii. Hammond, the teacher in the !
North side school, and has had consider
aplo experience in newspaper work. hav-
ing been connected with the California |
daily preas in responsible positions.
Some human remains were found by a !
Missouri river fisherman Yesterday after
noon 1T the foot Of the bluffs along The
Nhalen bottom, about three miles be
low town. There was little else but a
mass OF bones and tattcrCd clothing. a
small suu1 Of money, gun and Il watch.
The unfortunate seems to have met his
death many months ago, and while his
identity has not yet been discovered it
is believed the remains are those of the
man Davis who disappeared nearly two
years ago, and was supposed to have
Will, F,tII Ill, .,t r