Great Falls tribune. [volume], April 09, 1887, Image 8

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My Motto: ,Never to be Undersold"
THE ONE PRICE CLO THIER
Has Now on Hand a Large and Complete Stock of Winter Clothing, Purchased Before the Advance of Wool, Which We are Selling at Prices Which Defy Competition
Call and Inspect Goods and Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Jail and Express Orders TWill be G-iven Proszzý.pt .d.ttensticn
A. Nathan, "The Clothier," Next to "Tribune" Building,. Great Falls.
Goods as Represented or Money Refunded.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
C. M3. Boyd of Jefferson, M. T. is a Park
hotel guest.
W. J. Minar, Choteau county's treasurer
is registered at the Park.
II. J. Clark is over from Ilighwood
taking in the metropolis.
G. W. Pence has added a twenty-five
foot addition to his stable.
Judge Huy has taken the house former
ly occupied by Dr. Ladd.
Ledgerwood & Briggs have taken IIuy's
buildtng for a meat market.
A. E. Veazie of the U. P. iR. HR. elena.
is looking over Great Faiks.
Theo. Gibson & Co. will soon erect a
warehouse 100x300 feet in size.
Geo. D. Patterson of Benton, was enter
.tained by W. P. Wren this week.
Steve Spitzley is in Helena. HIis inju
ries are being sized up by Dr. Cole.
Ira Myers mill started up Tuesday and
is turning out large quanties of lumber.
A double saddled horse was one of the
eccentricities of our town on Thursday
Miss Schultz of Helena was in the city
this week, the guest of Mrs. Hi. O. Chow
en.
M. F. Root of the Helena & Benton
stage line is looking after his interests
here.
Nineteen thousand brick per day will
be turned out by the brick yard across the
river.
A. C. Lux was elected a member of the
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co. on Monday
night.
F. M. Shaw, a capitalist of Lacota, D. T.
has beenflaking purchases in Great Falls
this week.
Nat 'lcGiffin has bought Mr. Largent's
house and will remainn with us during the I
coming y, "r.
On the whole lrsth of the west side of
their iuidinh.i 1am !!rtn oc ET:ton will erect
.ge Fugh'. cr tr:tili abilities are
more than ordin:r. rge handles the
erm buli;. :. g-ial proprietor of
.Ihe (i.,ae: Ho e,- s':rcecds hilmelf as
t.. on lte eficient 'sistant
-.r o th Monana N.n:d bank of
Sor. and . r. i Io E.E. Iu, and A. J.
tiuy have moved into the l,oase recently
occupied by Dr. Ladd.
P. D. Briggs will ith a flil outfit of
butcher's tools, return from Park River.
T)akota. on the first of May.
Dr. Norris the dentist left us on Wed
nesday for Fort Benton where he will
prosecute his professional duties.
Graders on the M~Tn:itoba ii. R. will soon
commence work at this point to work east
until they meet the west -bound party.
The Tno:u;ai: retches farther out east
ward than some people suppos?. We got
a letter yesterdlay from St. Johns, N. B.
C. M. Blac'kman, G. if. McKean, Ira In
grahm and E. B. Largent were among the
representatives from Sun River here this
week.
William Albrecht has let the contract
for a two story brick 25x100. His furni
ture establishment will occupy the whole
house.
*Over average are our citizens. They
propose to see our fire company out of the
woods and after June 1st won't owe
a cent.
The new bank, known as the Bank of
Great Falls has finally opened for business.
It is equipped with tastey furniture and
fixtures.
N-eihart continues to attract attention.
Eastern capital has taken hold of the
mines and will help Meagher county to
the front.
HELENA, MONT, Send For Sampes & Prices and be Convinced
Rev. Clewes took his departure for
Benton last'*Monday. It is the sincere
wish of all Great Falls' people that he
will visit us often.
Dr. Crutcher of Choteau has been in
town this week. lie will give his able
assistance to the organization of a Knights
of Pythias Lodge.
In the near future the T'1:riur-x will
have an engine, which will turn off a dai
ly paper, with telegraphic news from all
parts of the world.
Jos. Allin comes up smiling as usual just
as though we had not suffered a severe
winter and lie had lost no sheep. lIe
passed a few days here this week.
Jared Smith was in town Wednesday
and renewed his subscription to the Tarn
IsNE. lIe says that a postoticCe has been
established at Iighwood and the mail
comes regularly.
Freight outfits are :arriving in large
numb:ers .laen with goods for the stores.
The r:nads re in excellent condition and
the fr. ig -ters ale c.n=o'iuently happy and
are i:.::king _nod tohn.
At :: re'c.nt meeti0 _ ,t the stockholders
of the >Fir-st awtion: Lank a it was decided
to incr:,-a i .h capial stock to l100,000 to
keol pa::c :it the iincreased business in
ciloent `to týi ' r.api growth and prosperity
of C:r-at FL.
,MJa:a"grm Cairns of the Ilocky Mountain
Telegraph Company has laid off the line
from sun .iver Leavings to Great Falls.
and ..i: chain measurement, cails it a
Cood t '.. lwe miles and a half.
The genteel waitresses of the Park hotel
have been supplanted by a retinue of pro
fessional gentlemen of color. We doubt
not the verdict of all Park guests will be
"the colored troops fought nobly."
Among the Cascade hotel guests thim1
week are: 0. J. Lemon, Peter C'ol!'y,
Minneapolis, George Calcart. St. Paul :t'
A. Nicholson, W. .1. Horton, E. Bishoip,
IV, Cunley end J. E. Evans, IlI:ena.
The lcicrr y :r: has paid our t:aientel
townsman, Paris Gibson a compliment of
which we feel proud. Worthy as we know,
him to be, the Prv..s forestalled us in plac
ing him in the front rank where he be
longs.
mon. T. E. Collins, our excellent coin
cilran is spending a few days in town this
week. Wh'li Mr. Collins is a thorous:h
Benton ni h: is broad minded enougzh
to t·,- t,':t i.: :.t Falls is the most i:
pn:,t p.o i' :irtbherli Montana.
::;- I .-l x rwood will on the first
of M?,v.a, p the City Meat Market in
LHu ' hall, mi w'ill in addition to a full
st cks of t:m:eI.:,p fresh vegetables, but
ter, eggs:.and every succulent provision
which epicurean a:)pe;ite may desire. *
A beautiful avenue has been laid out on
the hill northeast of Central avenue. This
site will be the location of our finest resi
dences and will be lined with them with
in a very few years. From the brow of
the hill a full view of the city, the river,
surrounding plains and distant mountains
can be obtained. With characteristic fore
sight Mr. Gibson is having trees set out on
either side of the avenue.
We can expect a building boom this
spring the like of which seldom visits any
town. The sawmills have orders ahead
and lumber is being eagerly sought after.
Buildings are in demand for all sorts of
business purposes and those who own im
proved realties are being well paid for
their investments. The usual croaker is
around deprecating the town, the people
-in fact the world. There are some folks
who, however well the world treats them,
will continue to grumble, will growl at
everything and everybody; don't know
when they are well off, and if well fixed,
would deny it for the sake of a kick.
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THE OBSERVER.
With Dexter's steam ferry, Judge Hil
ger's and I)r. Davidson's boats, the navi
gation of the Missouri above Great Falls
will be somewhat lively this season.
The exceedingly mild weather of the
past few days will fix the grass so that the
green goggles can be removed from the
cattle.
I should like to know what became of
that unfortunate man whom "honest ranch
er" found frozen to death last winter.
Barney ought to recall what brand he had
been taking before he made that trip, as
it might lead him to the exact spot again.
'lTe Giant Sprieg has lost none of its
beauty and vigor during the long angd cold
winter. It will be a favorite resort for tihe
people of Great Falls and their guest this
su muner.
I don't see what the shoeiI::k h:ve
laid up against this to an. There is plenty
of work for a good shoemaker here now.
It seems ridiculous to send :a p!air of shoet ,
a hundred miles to be mmended.
It is about time that the m'embenrs of the
boat club seat for tir boas a:nl mn,
oi.ier prpar:i'ons for t.' com;i:g se
/,ature h]i"s provide, Gr>at Falls wit. l
fou,* a[ i, ,
Notice.
1 To all parties conee--n,_.,i: 1 e, o.:t' u:_
ecl 1 our -aw mflills , . .-uri
(-reat F:1-.- andi Sa. nh:-:r!_:
mil at (Ceat Fall? o le .:..
l t - U-"rv L ,ii1 -e i . .:,i..nt.
K. P. Lodge.
or,'tuized !'t? Thiu'.d' y ean''..ing u d: ,-r
the directi,,a of Me-'1 . i
Ilinwaid :od Murp, . ýbou: tw-r:ity
ch:arter ili1e hers were ini tated. The
lodsle will occupy th, -econ'.l duor of the
brick building back of the Park hotel un
til larger quarters can be had.*
To the Public.
You will find at my store a fine and nob
by line of samples for sustom suits. Call
and examine and leave your order.
HARxIs, The Clothier.
Notice.
Killed by accident. One work steer,
branded on left hip with two vertical bars.
For further particulars apply to
HALnLToN & EATON.
For Rent.
After May 20, a business building cor
ner 4th St. and Central ave., now occupied
by a dry goods store. Address, H. A. Fry,
lock box, 222, Ft. Benton, Mont.'
The later-Mountain makes a Celestial
weep "in a loud tone of voice." Butte
must be a pretty hard place when such
peculiar results of grief attain' to such a
high strained pitch of voice.
,anything ytu May want in
Fine Boots, Shoes or Slippers
We Can Please You.
SCHULTZ & CO.,
Selena, - - Montana
PIONEeBER HOTEL
OC'e nt :a.alls, 2vz rJoz.t-9
PAUL GRELLMAN Prop.
Having leased the above Hotel and refitted the same we solicit the patronage
of the iublic. Best table and most comfortable rooms of any Hotel
in Great Fals. Charges reasonable
Vitf General Land and
SC. Oineral Business,
M.ines Examined and Reports, Plans. Etc., Executed.
- eal - Estate - and - Commission.
-? IEN-d , FTREET BETWEE 2_d & Od AVES. - - - - GREAT FALLS, MONT
t S l ; Fine Wines, Liquors
anu Cigars.
S Wm. Crooks, Prop.
Notice of Dissolution.
CTl:e co-p artnc.hriip heretofor, exiatina
etwe-n W'li:n Allbrecht and Geo. -.
Knight. of Great Fallr, Montana, is
:his day, y ::ti'l on-entof both par
tis, hereto -l s dived, 31r. Geo. A. Knilht
rctir;ine, W illi:ct: Albrecht beco:tming sole
!!rietor !who will a-sun:e all of thein
I:ie it« ., otf. and receie I:l acciunti due
-ol Ii1r :s heretofore existed.
(Et,. A. KNo-.-r,
This 2it d oy of Fe'bruary 15~7.
Notice of F .in l Entry.
L.ND Or-r. E2 !AEL:nI. MONrT.
He, rch 2:. iS7.
,, cr, hrivcntha-th... following ne..
ed -t!ter h:s tilI notice of hi- intemtin to
-1ak firal proof is nIpprt Uf i"-' claim and
that ac.id roof will b- mad:-l bfor,- tihe Pr-bIatt
Jnd." of< ote-,an &u. tyot Mont., at Fort Benton
on May 11th li,7, viz: Al,,xrander ('art 'ho made
prix-e:un.tin D). S. No. 7l52A for the NW'. bee. 10
Tp. _s N. Il 4east.
He naimes the following witnesses to prove his
continnious resid-ence upon: an1 cenitivatior, of.
srld land. vi: ('harles A. Crowder. Timothy
f-xton, William It. Selk!w and Andrew Erickson
all of ircsat Fa'ls, Mont.
SWV Langhorne, Register
Xotiee of Final Entry.
Ltad Ofice at Helena Hont.
March. "23th. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before
John W. Tattan, Probate Judge in and for C(ho
teen Couqnty at FortBenton iont. on May l1th
I1s8, viz: 'William R. ehllew who made Pre
eýnption D.S. No. 8109 for the W% SW4i. SW'i
NW'fi Sec. 14 and SE,, NE,4 Sec 33, Tp. 21 N. R.
3 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
antinutons residence upon, and cultivation of
said land viz: Andrew Erickson, Barney Murray
Timothy Sexton and Charles A. Crowder, all of
Great Falls, Montana.
S. W. LAenosxwx, Register.
Noatie of Final Entry.
Land OHice at Helena, Mont I
March 2, 1887
Noticeishereby iventhatthefollowmg.nam
ed etor has ed notice of his intention oI
make inal proof in suppert of his claim and
that saidpoof will be made efore the lterk of
the 3d Judicial Ditrict Cortin and forChot sa
Fort Bbnton on May 11th, 1887, vis:
I Andrew Ericksoin who made pre-emption D. S.
No. "711, for" tler lot I See. 4, Tp. 21 N. 2 . 3 east:
6"1 SW NE SW,: SecE - S .3Tp.21, N. R. 3 east.
SIe n mues the following witnesses to prove his
continuous restidence noon. and cultivation of,
.iid ad riz: Barney MIurray. William R. Sel
lwv, ('h-ar;e' A. ('nrýwdcr and Timothy Sexton.
all of (Great Falls, Montana.
S W Langhorne, Register
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office at pelena, Mont. i
March 23. 1887
Notice is hereby given thatt the following-nam
edc sett! r has Tiled notice of his intention tis
make final proof in support of his claim, and
tiat said proit will be made hefore the CIr-k of
tie 3d Judicial District of Montnna in and for
('hoteann county. at Fort Benton, Mont.. on May
F., 1 e7. viz: Barney Murray who made preo
inrtien T). S. No. silO. for the SEra SW't Sec.
27. NiŽ NWia& Sei5 NWSec. 34 Tp. 21, N. R. 3
east.
ue names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: William Ri. Sellew, Andrew Erick
so . Charles A. ( rowder and Timothy Sexton all
of (ireat Fell., :o!ant.
S. W. LANeGoinr-, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
Land Office at Helena, Montana
March 28, 1887 |
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed eettler has fried notice of hisintention to makt
final proof in*upport of his claim, and that said
roof will be made before John WT Tattan
Probate Judge and ex-officio clerk.
Chotean county, Mentana at Fort
Benton. Mont on May 10th, 1887, viz: Charles A.
Crowder who made pre-emption D. S. No. 8149
for the SBE Sec. 10 Tp. 0, . R. east.
He names tl. following witnessm s to
prove his conainnons residence upon, and suti.
yation of, said land, viz: Timothy Sexton, Alex. ,
ander Cair Andrew Erickson and Barney Mur
ray all of dreat Falls. Ilont.
S. W. Langhorne: Register
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LANs Oricx AT aLaxA, MONT. I
March 2, 1887.
NUOTlCEislhereby given that the followingi
-named settler has fled notice of his inten
tions to make final proof in anuport of hi.
claim, and said proof wilt be madebefore John.
W. Tattan Probate Judge of Chteau county at
Fort Benton, on May 1 1887, viz. Timothy
Sexton whomade pr.empion D.S. No. 8128for
the NE3 See. 12 2D B. 4 east.
He names.the f lowing itases toprove his
coontinousresidenoe upon, and edltiiationof
said ladviz:Aleande Carr, Charles A.
Cr s o fiAdre Eaac) and Barney mraytr,
a.of . re t L aa B, Mot.e
W. W. iMsmoaau. Beghtar