Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-01
Sunday. Feb. "a.

David Rice, of Riceville, is a visitor in
the city.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Lizzie
G. Ladd lot II, block 24S, consideration
$500.
J. O. Gregg brings suit against Louis
Kommers ct al. to foreclose a mortgage
for $1,000.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Joseph
FL. johnson lot 6, block 500, fifth adj
dition, consideration, $1,000.
In accordance with the city ordinance
a fire escape and staud-pipe were yester-
day placed on the Ulm house.
Gilbert NJ. Barnes and wife deed to
Mary Wolfe lots II and IS, block 5
Barnes addition, consideration, $50.
The prolonged chinook has caused
very high water in Sand Coulee and the
bridges over that creek are endangered
The American National bank of Hell
ena brings suit against A. L. Kyle, Jr.
and John A. Largent to o $500 on
note.
A. Fl. Andrews of this city has been
appointed assistant inspector of boilers
by State Inspector George Blinn of
Butte.
Reports from Belt are that the coke is
improving constantly. Supt. A. Cunning,
nam has sent for a larger crusher for No.
3 nut coal.
M. N. Lease is improving his residence
in the b. and M. addition. He is ad-
ding a room in the rear and a handsome
front and porch.
Reports we're received yesterday of a
itch strike of gold by John Huddleston
near Cadets pass, at the head of the
Blackfoot.
Duncan Bros, the we'll known con-
tractors, are building a handsome four
cottage for their own occupancy
or Eighth avenue north and Thirteenth
street, at a cost of $1,000.
Inquiries made by a TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday show that the druggists Of the
city have no %anti-toxine, the great
diphtheria cure, in stock, but a large
consignment is en- route.
Mike Hayes, whom Officer johnson
discovered celebrating Washington's
birthday too hilariously on Park drive,
contributed S. to the municipal ex,
chequer yesterday.
The TOWNSHIP company brings suit
against the county commissioners to set
aside the tax-sale of one-half of lot l,
block 365, First addition This is the
lot on which the Townsite and First
National building stands.
A. A. Collins has resigned his position
with the G. q. & G. Co. Mr.. Collins has
not yet made any definite arrangements
for the future, but it is understood that
he will embark in business here.-Belt
Times.
Strange as it may seem the news of
the senate's action in refusing to confirm
the governors appointment of Pomeroy
as judge of this district, aroused very
little comment in this vicinity. Out
side of the attorneys the judgeship seems
to have no local interest.-Columbia
Falls Columbian.
Katie Nicholson, a domestic in this
city, yesterday swore out a warrant
charging Ellery G. Cook, teamster haul
ing coal from Sand Coulee, with bastardy.
Deputy Sheriff Lochray served the war
rant and Cook was held in default of
5000 bail, to appear before Judge Race,
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Montana Brewing company in
tends to meet all competition next year,
and has decided to extend it's field of
operations. To do this cold storage
houses are to be built in various towns
surrounding Great Falls, and Manager
johnson has arranged to build the 1irst
at Belt, near the Neihart company's
yard.
Work was begun yesterday on the
superstructure of a building on Third
street south. between First and Second
avenues, to be occupied by the owners,
the Cascade Commission company, A. S.
Sires and w. II. Stafford, proprietors.
The building will be of brick, on a mas
sive stone foundation, and will be 3Ox7J
faat ONLY opa ctory will bo orootod of