Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-10
TOWNSHIP of Great Falls, and all of lots
80 and 40, in block 81, North Great Falls.

~A~ NS 80 wv oASuS l. oAiCs
At Beulah Siding, near Belt, surveying
is now completed, and line laid out for
new side tracks rendered necessary by
the extensive traffic of Belt.
Mrs. J. L. Neihart and her daughter
came down from Neihart Tues
day last, and will spend about a week
visiting friends in this city.
Fifteen cars Of ore were shipped last
week from Neihart, including twelve
from the BroadWater, one from the Calf
and two from the Florence.
Mrs. w. b. Barclay, wife Of the gen
eral manager Of the Great Falls d Can
ada railway, is in the city for a visit and
is registered at the Park,
Sam Spencer, a wealthy cattleman of
Teton and a brother of John Spencer Of
Sun River, came in to town yesterday
and is registered at the Ulm.
Thos. W. Murphy and wife deed to
Mary II, Peters part Of the neI Of sec.
ton -, in township 30 north, range 3
east. Consideration, S215.
Robert Blankenbaker started for
Minot, y. d Tuesday with 5000 sheep.
Later in the season these sheep will be
shipped by rail to the Chicago market.
Farming products in the Belt mount
aims are at least one month earlier than
usual at this time Of the year. Goose
berry bushes and Strawberries are now
in full blossom.
In the divorce case of Ably Grcsy vs..
Inbp (Npnry i1fn,,I% ,c {la lr-I,~ !
was entered yesterday in the district
court, and the case will be tried on the
testimony of the plaintiff next week.
Sapphires are now being found in the
placer CLAIMS of S. S liObson & Co. be.
low Iogo, which by expert examination
prove to be superior in color, and equal
IN hardness to those found on the upper
Missouri.
The Montana Central make a rate oil
one fare for round trip from Great Fails
20 Helena for the opening Of Broadwatel
hotel, May 18th instant. Tickets gooc
going IN the 18th and l2th to return or
the 18th.
Extensive improvements are now be
ing made at Belt by the Cashier Goa
& Coke company, in shape of increasing
facilities for shipping coal. This il
rendered necessary by the new openings
recently made in Cashiers %coulee.
a deed is filed in the recorders office
from James X. Clark and wife to Eliza
beth M~orehouse, conveying lot II, il
block 1J9, toWnsite. Also a deed frou
Elizabeth Morehouse to Mary f, Clark
conveying the same property. Consider
alton nominal in both deeds.
Mr.. Albright of the Sluice Boxes il
now shippiag 800 tons Of limestone t.
Great Falls weekly for use as huX in tn
Boston and Montana smelter. The rocI
is broken by steam power prior to ship
ment, and the establishment gives EN-
ployment to ten men.
Father Patrueki, a Polish priest, from
st. Cloud, MINI, is expected here thi
morning. The reverend gentleman i
on a trip through the northwest lookin;
up members of the church Of his ma
tionaIity and comforting with them upo,
religions subjects in their own language
Charles Noeth, an cmploye of the |
a NJ, smelter, died yesterday a~fternoo
at lis residence, 222 Seventh avenu
south, after an illness of two weeks
He leaves a wife and family. The fu
neral will be held Saturday.
Par les in from the Smith river cour
try report that the head Of ID. A. Gamer
on. who my~steriously disappeared from
ranch in that country last fall an.
whose hrad!ess trunk VAS found som
months ago, has been discovered l,ir
not very far from where his body wa
found. 1t had probably been carrie.
away by wolves,
The Columbus hospital is putting i
an elevator, which Will run from tn
basement to the fourth floor, which vii
greatly add to the convenience and com
fort OF the disabled patients as we'll a
make the work Of the hospital easier TO
the management and the attaches. Co
lumbus hospital is one of the bes
equipped institutions of its kind in tn
northwest.
The members of Sheridan post, 6, A
Il and all old veterans, whether mem
bers of the q. a. Il. or not. and ex.con
federate soldiers, Sons Of Veterans, ant
uitHlDeIS Vi lIe w. Ia. y, are requested
to meet at the Office of the Cascade Com
mission company, No. rs Third stree
south on Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock
to make arrangements for Memorial day
exercises.
Work was started Tuesday morning
~excavating for the foundation for the
compressor that is going to be put in by
the Broadwater people. 1t will be Ioca.
ted just above the first turn of the road
going towards the mine and will prob,
ably be completed and in running order
in about six weeks. a number of other
improvements are talked OF about the
mine, but nothing further IS definitely
decided yet.--Neihart Miner.
Mrs. Cecil Guyon, of Chaux de Fonds.
Switzerland, is very anxious to get in
formation concerning her brother Emile
Girardin, who used to work in Nelhart.
but left that camp about two years ago.
Since that time nothing has been heard
of his disappearance and any information
regarding him will he thankfully re
ceivcd by them. Address care OF this