Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-10

and relatives in Swansea, Wales, and
vicinity, and expects to be absent about
three months.
General Superintendent McLaren,
Trainmaster Kelly and Master Mechanic
Bruce came in yesterday from an in
spection trip over the Montana Central.
Mrs. fl. K. Benner, wife of the man
ager OF the Cashier Coal and Coke com
pany's store at Belt, left yesterday for a
three months visit to friends in Illinois.
Ed Bishop. court stenographer to
Judge Pomeroy, who has been ~stopping
here a day or two, left yesterday for kal-
iepell, where Judge Pomeroy opens court
Monday.
The case of the Great Falls Improve.
ment company VS.. John n. Bridges, suit
on note for $3.50 has been filed in the dis
trict court on change of venue from
Lewis and Clark county.
Mrs. Louisa Nordquist, wife of Gust
G. Nordqulst, died at the residence on
First avenue south Friday evening: The
funeral will take place today at 2 .. m.
from Emmanuel M. Il. church.
Randall W. Hanson has filed with the
clerk and recorder a plat of his new adj
dition located near the county hospital.
1T comprises ninety lots and is known as
Riverview addition, No. |.
The new time schedule on the Mon.
tana Central becomes effective at 10 a
m. on Monday. After that hour the
trains will be reported late till they ad.
just themselves to the new time card.
Frank Wegner, Tbos. Fleetwood and
Charles Drew left yesterday with d
camp outfit and seven head of horses for
the Kootenai country. The party in,
tend to remain out all summer pros
pecting, hunting and fishing.
The county commissioners have ad
journed after opening bids for 100000
square feet of lumber for the purpose OF
re- planking the Fifteenth bridge ane
awarding the contract to Olson d Peter
son. They also received and accepted
number of reports from the county off
cerH.
A good deal of kicking is going OF
over the condition in which the Yves
side wagon bridge is kept. 1t is nov
dangerous for Il team to trot across thu
bridge, and a deadlock exists between
the city and county authorities as t.
whose duty it is to keep the bridge il
repair. In case of 4 fire ON the Yves
side the department would be obliget
for safety's sake to cross the long bridg'
at a walk.
John F.. Searlee. a New York capitals
who is interested with w. j. Clark il
mining property at Neihart. was in tn
city yesterday on his return from an in
snection trip to Neihart. lie had
special car and was accompanied by Mr.
Clark and some ladies. The party drov'
down to the dam and saw the sight
about town, leaving for Helena on th'
west bound train. Mr.. Searles is &
director in tho Northern Pacific anC
Burlington roads, besides being largely
Interested in mining property.
A. Burrell is building a handsome one
story cottage on Fifth avenue ant
Fourteenth street north. The inside
finish will be of the best yellow pine anu
it will be provided with all the modern
~conveniences. Duncan Bros. have TIT
contract and have already commenced
work on it. 1t will cost about $1,000.
Yesterday afternoon some one stole Fl
morse ana buggy belonging to w. +
Brown. Mr.. Brown left 1t hitchcd il
front Of the p~oetotlic", and coming back
an hour later found 1t gone. The ANNA
was a sorrel marc. branded XU, on the left
hip and JC on the left shoulder. The
wagon Was Il double spring Concord
without any top. City Detective Gerir
was notified but has go far been unable
to find any trace Of tho missing prop
erty.