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


yesterday Dy JuuBe Dehton'
j. r.. Arlington and j. G. r. Barker
have gone On a trip to tho British 20
lumbia mining country.
I. y. Hastie, ex member Of the legis-
lature from this county, came in yester'
day from Sun River.
Miss Maud Murray, a sister OF Mrs. A..
b. Weirrick, left Thursday last for u
months visit in the east.
A suit was filed yesterday in the dis
trict court by Bach, Cory e. Ca. VI. Val
Laubenheimer on note OF Sl4313.
j. w. Mcknight, the we'll known real
estate man and merchant OF Dupuyer,
came in yesterday and is at the Park.
Mrs. w. r. Getz left yesterday for
Hunters Hot Springs, in response to a
message that Mr.. Getz is lying seriously
i'll at that place.
Robert Baldwin and wife have decided
to Nathan Wertheim the e1@ of lot 3 in
block 142, First addition to TOWNSHIP, for
a consideration of $500.
Ex-senator w. T.. Sanders arrived
yesterday in this city FROM Helena and
will be here a dav or two looking after
the business affairs of the late IL. =.
Rolfe.
Geo. T.. Waddell, Of Anaconda, fore
man of the foundry of the Tuttle Manu-.
featuring company at tho Copper city,
came in yesterday and is registered at
the Park.
James Adams, a SOD Of the well known
stockman, }. G.. Adams of Sun River, re-
turned yesterday from t%'airbault, Min
n~esota, where he has been attending
school.
Charles Mcintyre has filed his gov
eminent patent in the recorders office,
covering the W { OF the mel and the ne
of the nwll of section 9, in township q
north, range 3 west.
A. Bischotf and family will leave today
for their ranch in the Gallatin valley,
near Logan, Montana, to spend the sum
mer there. Mr.. Bischotf has a very fine
ranch in that fertile section.
Bishop Brewer of the Episcopal
church arrived here yesterday on a do
cesar visit. He will hold services to
night at the Episcopal church, and on
Sunday will administer the rite OF con-
firmation to a large class.
IL. -. ELSdus, Il pIoulihCHI hhSho vi
Truly, came in yesterday. lie reports
the prospects for a larger crop than
usual in his section to be excellent. The
grain and grass has now a splendid
start, and a large acreage has been put
in.
The divorce case of Baldwin vs.. Bald
win, an account Of which appeared in
yesterday mornings TRIBUNE, has been
dismissed. The parties at interest state
that the case was brought in haste and
that through the advice of friends their
differences have been amicably settled.
A lease was filed yesterday in the re-
corder's Office from John w. Harvey to
II. ". Ludwig, covering lots | ald . in
block !, town Of Cascade. The lease
runs for five years with IA privilege Of
second term, and the consideration SO
Il month.
Five mechanics liens we're filed yes
terday against Roberts & Jones, contract
ors, David Jones, sub contractors, and
the American Brewing and Mailing com
pany. The claims are for work lone by
James English, II. A. Elliott, Frank
Bergman, ID. McGre&or and Peter Peter
son. They are all for small sums.
II 'ICd J. ans IucdL COIlpdUy Hdl
on exhibition yesterday the carcass of u
fat wether, which they slaughtered this
week. 1t dressed Just III pounds.
They have been feeding it on grain
since last February, and claim hat it is
the heaviest mutton ever slaughtered in
this city.
James McCaul, who has been before
his honor several times on various
charges, was up Yesterday morning on a
charge of drunkenness. He was fined
s. and costs and wanted the Judge to
trust him for the amount of the fine till
he got a job and earned it, but the court
said he was getting along in years and
might not live that long. He was com
mitted for three days.
Martha j. Holp has brought suit
against the City of Great Falls for
35,255 for injuries sustained by reason Of
a fall on Fifth avenue south on the
street crossing of said avenue on Janu-
airy 3, 1895. She claims the accident was
due to ice and snow suffered to remain
on said crossing, causing the same to be
dangerous to pedestrians, and that it
was the duty of the city authorities to
have kept the street crossing in a safe
condition. Messrs. Leslie and Downing
have been retained for the plaintiff.
The townsite company are now taking
steps to make the park surrounding the
Giant spring a still more beautiful epot
than nature left it. They are setting
out about 400 trees in the park, consist
ing OF c~ottonwoods, box elders, NAPLES,
ash, silver poplars and evergreens. Pro
vision will also be made for irrigating
them, so that in a few years the wonder
full natural curiosity will be q most at
tractive spot for the pleasure seeker and
the tourist.