Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-17
Thursday, May l6.

The logs "hich ex-Sheritf Hamilton
has had cut on Rock creek are well
started down Smith river on their way
t. Great Falls.
Contractor Lease has lust finished
building several new sidewalks in the
B. and NJ. addition on Fourth avenue
north and on Thirty-third street.
In the case of Nick Baatz VS.. Matt
Puranen in Judge Burleigh's court yes
terday, judgment was rendered in favor
of plaintiff for possession of the building
or 5000 in cash.
The wheelmen are beginning to make
country trips as in other seasons. C.. u.
Boal, +. E. Gage, Frank Brown and
Frank Pierce took a run through the
Truly region Sunday.
F. G. Pickering of Meagher county,
who was in town last week with a load
of shade trees, has returned to White
Sulphur Springs, taking with him a fine
lot of fruit trees which will be planted
on his ranch.
The city and county attorneys yester-
day submitted the case of the West side
bridge to Judge Benton, who will with
in a day or two give his decision on the
question of whose duty it is to keep the
bridge In repair.
The management of the Choteau base
ball nine have written with a view to
arranging a match game in this city on
| Sunday next. The Great Falls nine
cannot accept for Sunday, but will en-
deavor to arrange for this game at a
little later date.
j. ID. Ross has Just commenced a
handsome cottage On Sixth avenue south
and Seventh street. 1t is a very at
t~ractive building and convenient in
every respect, with elegant interior
finish. 1t will cost about $1,000 and
will be occupied by Mr.. Ross as his pri-
vate residence.
II. b. Palmer of Helena, the financial
agent who was employed by the school
board two years ago to make an abstract
of the original $4,000 dollar issue Of
bonds and print the same for the modest
sum OF $3.50. is in the city and is a
guest at the Park.
William Woods A. Son have refur-
nished and opened the Minneapolis
house on Second venue south. This
house is now heated by steam, lighted
by electricity, and has a bath in me
ton. A bus runs ia all trains. The
proprietors propose to run a fret class
hotel in every particular.
The members of company A, Montana
National guard, are making preparations
for the annual inspection which takes
place May 30. Commencing next week
they will have drills twice a week. The
local militia company have always
passed a first class inspection, and they
arc determined to keep up their reputa-
tion as being one of the best drilled
companies in the state.
George A.. Graham, a well known
teacher in the public schools of Great
Falls, now in charge of the West side
aohool, has been elected principal of the
Sand Coulee graded schools by the
school board of that district. Mr..
Graham has the reputation of being one
of the best teachers here and the Great
Falls schools will meet with a loss if he
decides to accept the new position.
The Yellowstone journal says it is re,
ported on the street that the Home
Land and Cattle company, the Nm
outfit, has already started two beef
herds to the Great Northern for ship
ment. This is the earliest shipment of
range beef from Montana on record and
is induced both by the excellent condi,
ton of the cattle and the promise of Il
good market for early beef.
Frank B~oardman has completed his
new residence in the b. Il NJ. addition.
1t makes one Of the handsomest houses
in the addition. 1t is located on Fifth
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Thirty-third street. 1t is finished inside
with Oregon pine and contains a spa
cious hall or cloak room, bath room and
all the modern convenlenCes and com
fortR. II Nill cost about $500.
The A. +. Of L. met last night in their
hall over kanfmHn'a store, a large at
tendance was present and an interesting
session held. The union is in a very
tiourishing condition. II has nov a
membership Of $50 men IN good stand.
ing, AS the membership on January
was only Isl, the rapid growth Of thu
union is a very gratifying feature t.
those interested in thu progress ut labor
organization.
Charles Northrap and James Burn
ham we're arrested yesterday un d uaar-
Of lighting, bat BurnAau Was afterwards
released, il appearing that "o wA- Aetir-
as pelceulHker between Nurtl'ruY a.:
another Mau, who got !U!o 4 scrap, AL
that Q met the usuA. (ltp II those w~
risy t'at role iu saloon rows frat Is :,
say got into the ig0t himself \Nrt@"nl
Int ljn on tie hard sAvSsa'y waI.H Es
WAS trying t. pUi hlu OF Ills antagonist
Glasgow news Say that Ness,s- ~ n
Coleman, an& Vrusl,tt, VT furmsi tire