The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

HE mas purchased an interest
in the Lewistown Democrat.
Plumbers are busy putting in a new
heating furnace and fixtures in the
Episcopal church, the generous gift of
L. G. Phelps.
Tabiau Jensen, a native OF Sweden,
declared his intention to become u citi-
zen of tie United States yesterday be-
fore Clerk Cockrill.
A United States patent to Charles w.
Tyler for the southeast quarter OF sec
ton p, township % north, range 3 east,
vas recorded yesterday.
Suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday by the Hotter Lumber
company against the Fircman's Fund
Insurance company to recover $500 in
surance.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to Mary
J. Holbrook, lots J and =, block 4Gi-
500; "A. X. Barbour, trustee, to Patrick
Mill, lot ., block GS,-North Great
Falls, $500; Kyle Price and wife to
Frank Coombs, lot 3, block l9S-S95O.
+. A. Salisbury of Milligan proved up
on his homestead filing yesterday before
Commissioner Pomeroy for the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter
and the east half of the northwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 81, town
ship 10 north, range 3 east.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
ro,,t, Observation-Disclosures I.l.-1.
Stephenson returned from the east last
night after several weeks absence.
j. A. Prewolschek, a native Of Austria.
yesterday declared his intention to be-
come a citizen of the United States.
Justice Hawkins will turn into the
city treasury over 800 from fines col
.ected of yiolators of law and order dur
ing the month of November.
The Great Falls Relief society kindly
remembered the needy poor of the city
IN Thanksgiving day by sending to each
a large basketful of provisions.
Sheriff Hamilton gave the prisoners in
county Jail a good turkey dinner
Thanksgiving day, as also did Marshal
Pontet to the inmates of the city Jail.
The A. o. II. ball at Arion hall Thurs
day night was attended by forty couples
and the dancing was prolonged until
nearly daylight. An elegant lunch was
served at midnight. All had "a pleasant
time. .
Manager Greeley of the county aims
house, gave the people under his charge
an old fashioned dinner THANKSGIVING.
oysters, plum pudding. and
ether choice d~elicacies were on the bill
4 fare.
Lawyers Donovan and Lyter are back
rom ChOtedu, where they we're engaged
n defending a man named johnson.
with stealing stock, before the
district court Of Teton county. They
feared their man.
the union services at the Presbyterian
.hurch Thanksgiving morning drew a
arge congregation. The musical and
ther exercises were appreciated by all
and the collection netted a
handsome sur for the Relief society.
|. s. Corson was in the city yesterday.
lie says he is keeping a crew of men
all the time on the dam across
river at Priests rapids, and that he
'll be ready IN the spring to turn sever
thousand inches of the waters Of Sun
liver into the irrigating bitches he built ,
ist summer on both sides of the river.
The following real estate transfers I
ere recorded yesterday; Wilson T.. and {
.dlth '. Carskaddon to Jere Ellison. |
asst half Of the southwest quarter and '
ne east half OF the northwest quarter of &
10, township 20 north. range d
lree east; Frank nj Margaret f. {
eece to Jesse j. Bourquin, forty acres }
the southwest half of the southwest I
larter Of section 10, township 20 Forth,
lnge three east, $1,000; A. +. DECKER. i
an and c. NJ. Webster to Francis A. !
%reston, lots l and ., block 1873, Great |
alls, $1,000; Townsite company to j. b. g
'alsh, southwest quarter of lot II, I
.ock 513, Sixth addition, $50: Francis :
. Preston and wife to G M. Webster /
deed to lot >, block 493, Great
alls. T
James Shields, of Anaconda, has pur-
lased 800 acres of coal lands from the .
astner Coal and Coke company at Belt. !:
his purchase includes the present mines II
the company. Work will be prose- .
ted with renewed vigor and the out u
It of the mines will be largely in d q
eased. The greater part of the coal a
II be shipped to the Anaconda smelter. !,
price paid for the land is not made ~
lblic but it is understood to be a good :.
und sum. ~
couple of strictly temperate young -,
who room in the Kingsbury =
'ck had quite an adventure Thanks -
ing eve. They returned home quite l.
% with very cold feet from attendance ~
on a sick friend. How to warm them ~ ~
Is a serious problem. A bright cleo W
C light suggested an idea and soon the W
ctric light was snugly tucked away in o.
. bed clothes at the foot of the bed. W
w long the young men slept is not III
own but they were awakened none
soon to escape suffocation. The bed u
thes were all on fire and the room tn
8 full OF tho fumes Of tho burnt ilan- IN
!. The fire was soon put out but the IL
iples OF Guttenburg suffered u severe Cl
'vous shock. The young men walk Il,
ii Il limp today. Of