The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-02
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lot of stock cattle for his Montana
range.
Yesterday Andrew j.. Zimmerman
proved up on his soldier homestead tl
ing before Court Clerk Cockrill for the
southwest quarter Of section ID, town
ship 20 north, range 2 east.
Deed was recorded yesterday from
Isaac II. Wheeler to Thomas G. King for
an undivided half interest in land in
section Ii, township 10 north, range A
east, for 5000.
Yesterday G. NJ. Webster filed a loca-
ton notice IN the recorders office for
twenty acres OF placer ground in the
west half OF the southwest quarter of
section %, township 20 north. range 4
east.
Yesterday W. A. Webster filed in the
recorders office a location notice on
twenty acres in the south half of the
southeast quarter of the southwest quar-.
ter of section %, township 90 north,
range A east.
Samuel Quail returned yesterday
from Wolf creek, above Craig, on the
Montana Central railway. He reports
considerable activity in the new camp
and that copper ore shipments will be
commenced
Yesterday a deed was recorded from
Jerome p. Williamson, trustee, to John
NJ. Eker for lots l and >, block s, IN
northeaat quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section Is, township 81 north,
range 1 east, for so.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Samuel ID. Bunnell and wife, to II. +.
Mortag for the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter, the west half Of
the southeast quarter of section 30,
township Il north, range east, for 500.
a United States pre-emption patent
to Samuel b. Bunnell was recorded
yesterday for the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter. the west half of
the southeast quarter of section 80,
township IL north, range | east-lGC
acres.
The German voters Of this section are
, pushing the claims of Otto Schoenfeldt
for Indian agent at the Blackfoot
agency, and the Herold of this week has
| a stirring editorial on the subject. Otto
| would make a tip-top Indian agent and
his services to the democratic party. as
the Hcrold says, ent;tle him to recog
milton.
; Col. Thomas Wheeler of Sand Coulet
was in the city yesterday. He says thai
several parties have commenced to re-
build their houses and that he will re
:, build his livery barn as soon as he car
get the lumber on the ground. Three
: months hence every mark of the lat
: destructive fire will be gone and new
> and better buildings will be erected.
s SATURDAYS DAILY.
9 Yesterday II. b. Clingan of Sioux city
q Iowa, arrived yesterday and registered
at the Park, lie is "A brother of T.. |,
= Clingan of Belt.
John II. Shepard came down from
r Cascade yesterday and registered at tho
| Park. lie reports the crops all looking
well in that section.
A United States presumption patent
p to Wilhelm Daniel Mack for lots 3 anC
: 4, section 30, township p north, range
q . east, was recorded yesterday.
Yesterday Willis Leach of Sane
Coulee, proved up on his presumption
! filing before United States COMMISSIONS
Pomeroy northeast quarter of section
G -, township II north, range 6 east.
Suit was commenced in the distric'
court yesterday by the Ellendale Mil
company OF North Dakota. against L
o. Farrell to recover S340.50 on account
9 Peter Morris of Logging creek, is il
h trouble again. Yesterday Sam Dodd o
the same locality made information
IS before Justice Rnce charging Peter will
stealing saw logs nearly "a year ago.
/. A deed was corded yesterday from
i Irwin g.. Hopkins and wife to Francis 5
g Read and others for the south half q
- the northwest quarter and lot 3 Of SCI
"a ton 3, township Il north, range | cas-
for $40.
TO The f~olluwing,,deeds were recorded yes
st terday from Patrick j. Brosnan: Il
Nora Brosnan for the west half Of lot
IS block 40, for $3.50, aud TO Margare
re Brosnan for the east half Of the same lo'
for $50,
Postmaster Dean of Sand Coulee wa
= in town yesterday. He says that h
t. stock of stamps was burnt in the recer
u fire, SO that people at the Couiee canuC
d post their letters there at present.
supp Has JUL oIuclcu run lDt N'
y partment.
e, +. Il. Shafer, for the past two years a
ie a~istant foreman Of The TRIBUNE. leav,
"A this morning 10 accept IA day" positio
ne in Lewistown. Mr.. Shafcr is "a t~irst-cla.
workman and IA thoroughly reliable priI
III ter. There will always he Il position Y;
nj cant for him in this office.
- Al Il special meeting of the board {
IN directors of the First National bank We
81 tcrday Gold I. Curtis was elected a
mr. executive officer of the bank. 1t is NJ
stated exactly what title Nr. Curtis vi
i. have. but he will actually be an assis
Is ant 10 the president and the cashier,
n Andrew J. Naight is wanted by IT
~ officers for s%windling &. W. Dickinson.
ut Great Falls butcher. out Of $500. NaiEl
IN N Dickinson were partners in husiur.
and had the money deposited in Hog
~ Brownlcc's bank, Yesterday Naigr
drew the the $500 and skipped for citht
III Canada r Chicago. Butte Miner.