Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-28
southeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter, section
8, township 16 north, range 9 east.

5, township 16 north, range 9 east.
David W. Beecher deeds to VIM. G.
Hodge for a consideration of $3.50 the
nwI of lot Z, block SAT, Sixth addition
to townsite.
The Security bank deeds to Charles T..
Woehner the south 25 feet of lots s and
8 in block 1863. townsite, for a considera.
ton Of $4,000.
s. H. Fletcher, a we'll known resident
OF this city ie reported to be seriously
i'll from the result Of injuries which he
received some weeks ago by accident.
Miss Ethel and Clarice Van Eman,
pupils in the High school, will leave this
morning for their home at Augusta,
where they will spend the holidays.
Mrs. M. Curry, who resides at the
Bach Cory block, wat yesterday removed
to the Columbus hospital. She has been
ailing for some weeks past and is now
considered quite i'll.
DR.. T. II. Monahan of Lewistown. who
has been spending a few days in Great
Falls, whittier he brought his mother.
who started from this point to spend the
winter in California, left for home yes
terday.
A deed was filed yesterday from John
Renner by his attorney to j. j.. Kelley,
conveying Renner's undivided half in
terest in lot l and the west half of lot 2,
block 369, TOWNSHIP, for a consideration
Of $1,000.
Miss Hattie Hutchinson and Mr.. M. II.
Carrig OF Belt were united in the bonds
Of matrimony in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Carrig is a hardware merchant in
the prosperous coal town to the east of
us and the bride's parents also reside
there. The newly married people will
reside at Belt.
Shortly after the first of the new wear
w. H.. Harrison and family will move to
Great Falls, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Harrison has taken a
lease on the Milwaukee house in that
city and takes possession then. In bust
ness and social circles the departure of
Mr.. Harrison and bis family will be very
muchr egretted.-Neihart Miner.
Capt. G. G. Cochran, the rustling real
estate man, who has discarded the edit
rial pencil to dispose of the earth in
slices to suit the purchaser, reports a
marked improvement in real estate
lately. The inquiries are getting quite
numerous and there is a growing dispo-
sition to purchase Great Falls town lots
for speculation as we'll as improvement.
There is also considerable inquiry for
farm lands. and the captain has a. large
amount OF first class agricultural land
under a ditch on his books.
The Scandinavian Brotherhood was
organized Thursday evening at Groves
hall, the following officers being elected:
s. h. Jensen, president; Andrew Thisted,
vice president; G. It. Grove, recording
secretary; Oscar Fredell, financial secre-
tary; r. johnson, treasurer; o. Void,
conductor; P. Doseth, warden; John
Heller, Marcus Anderson and John
Holmgren, auditors; A. Thisted. E. Falk
and 5. r. Jensen, trustees. The order
wal organized first at Butte some years
ago and is social and beneficiary in it's
aims. 1t pays a sick benefit to it's men,
bers and has other beneficiary features.
Sunday, Dec. 23.
Miss Sprague, a teacher in the public
schools, went to Helena to spend her
holiday vacation.
j. L. Mears and wife of Stanford left
yesterday for a visit to friends in
Augusta, Maine.
Miss Ewing, a teacher in the public
schools will spend her holiday vacation
with friends in Helena.
John French entered suit yesterday in
the district court against David Graham
for Sl62, alleged to be due on account.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Will
liam M. Cockrill, for a consideration of
$3.50, lot 3 in block 26l, First addition to
townsite.
G. S. Donohue, a native of Canada,
yesterday abjured his allegiance to
Queen Vic and became a full-tedged
citizen of the republic.
Mrs. Tess McKennon, who has been
spending a few days in Great Falls as
the guest of Mrs. Patterson. left yester-
day ior Glasgow.
Mrs. }. A. Herschler and two children
of Helena are visiting Mrs. George Ryan
and Miss Agnes Haverty. Mrs. Herself
Ter is a sister to Mrs. Ryan.
John G. johnson files his final receipt
from the United States for lots l, ., j
and 4, IN section 30, township Is north,
range 6 east, containing l94.SS acres.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day by the clerk of the district court to
John Munson, aged 30, and Annabel
johnson, aged %, both of Great Falls.
E, j. Boyle of this city left yesterday
for st. Louis, where he goes to repre-
sent the interests of j. III. johnson in
connection with the University addition.
Chaplain Bateman and wife were pas
sengers on the east bound train going to
their home at Fort Assinaboine. They
have been visiting Governor and Mrs.
Richards at Helena.
A. Deejardins, a ~well-known carpen
ter of this city, lett yesterday afternoon
for Bennington, VT, where his family re.
side, and will make his home there in
the future. Mr.. Desjardins has been
in this city for the last three or four
years and has a wide circle of friends
here.
Clerk of the Court Cockrill was kept
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