Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-07
Th rsd;,y, Dec. 6,

The case Of f. j. Adams VS.. J. r.
Stanford has been dismissed, settled.
X. A. Milligan tiles his government
patent covering 100 acres in section IS
township ID north, range 3 east.
Ut. Stanford, vice president of the
Northwestern National bank. left yester.
day for Benton.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Frank
Rothenfluh, for a consideration of $500
lot = in block lis, Fourth addition to
toWpsite.
James Shields, manager Of the Cashier
o and Coke company, left yesterday
afternoon for st. Paul and other eastern
cities N business.
The case of The August Oppenheimer
Co. VS.. a. f.. Eaton, has been dismissed
without prejudice. Defendant to re-
cover costs.
John j. Schierholz deeds to John f,
Watson the sell Of the sw 4, section q,
in township p north, range ) east. Con.
sideration, $500.
Frederic A. Hammond deeds to the
BIG Blackfoot Mining company, for a
consideration of 5000. lo' S, in block 81.
First addition to Townsite.
William M. Cleeland has filed his final
receipt from the land office covering lots
), i and ,. in section 2G, township q
north, range 4 east, containing 66.GC
acres.
I've tickets Were sold yesterday by
Ticket Agent Pheeney to Joseph Lesser
and John Slama for Leibach, Austria.
and one to Johannesburg, Africa. The
Great Falls ticket office has the facilities
at hand to put a girdle round the earth
in fifteen minutes" or less.
Representatives. elect Cook of Silver
low county came in yesterday from
Butte and will leave today for the judith
basin on business. He was looking over
Great Falls with several of the repre-
sentatives-elect from this county yester-
day.
The Jews comes from Salt Lake that
u. l.. Hewitt, formerly q conductor on
the street railway, and Mrs. Title Sher.
ldan, formerly proprietor Of the Mon
ANA house In this city, were married in
Butte about 10 days ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hewitt will make their residence in Salt
Lake City hereafter.
The equity treasurer has still a pile of
letters containing checks to enter on his
books, and it will be the last of the
week before he will he able to state just
how much money has been taken in for
taxes, but il is safe to say that the col
l%ections have been fairly good, and the
list will be smaller than last |
year.
Rev. Allen Rogers arrived here yester-
day from Havre on his way to Sand
to assist ir the r%eopening of the
M. E. church there, which has had AL
addition built within the past two
months. The original church and par
was built at Sand Coulee under
Rogers pastorate about three years
ago.
John Renner, formerly proprietor of
he Park hotel, and one of the best
Known citizens of this part of the state,
eft yesterday for New York city, where
intends gong into the hotel business.
Mr. Renner said good bye to a large
number of friends, who accompanied
him to the depot and saw him off with
heir best wishes for his success in his
lew place of residence.
August Spoomer, Jr,, charged with
stealing a baby carriage, will be brought
before Judge Benton today and will
probably be sent to the reform school.
lie is the same boy who blew his baby
,rother's brains out same months ago by
he accidental discharge of a shotgun.
The police say that his capacity for mis-
hief is abnormal, and that he is sus-
'ected Of other crimes. il