The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-30

Anderson and husband to Hada Wash,
burn, lot %, block 81, North Great Falls
and lot IL, block 456, TOWNSHIP, $1,000;
Joseph Hamilton, sheriff, to NJ. and +.
Stransberg, interest in the south 81 feet
of lot !, block AIS, TOWNSHIP, s2S6.
Bozeman Chronicle: We have It from
the very best authority obtainable that
Gallatin county has more than its share
of glandered horses. 1t would seem al
most necessary for a veterinarian to
visit every farm in the valley and ex-
anime the horses, that the diseased
animals may be killed. So wide spread
is this disease in this valley that it is
alarming horse growers.
The TRIBUNE takes pleasure in an
%nouncing the marriage on Thursday
March % at A p. m. of Joseph Hedge
with Miss Bessie Davis both of Great
Falls. The service was conducted by
Rev. j. w. Bennett, and the friends OF
the bride and groom assembled in large
numbers on the occasion. The couple
received several beautiful presents, and
The TRIBUNE was not forgotten as a
huge piece of wedding cake in our
sanctum will testify to.
The suit of Harry Hughes VS.. the Sand
Coulee Coal company, suit to recover
$4,000 damages for the loss of a leg by
an explosion in the coal mines last July,
is on trial in the district court. The fol-
lowing are the %jurors: Fl. Nalbach, G. Ii.
Goodrich. Amos Deslets, n. A. Webb, Ed
Canary. G.. b. Lockhart. Myron Nc
Daniels, ii. II. Chandler, j. b. Maurer,
p. II. Hughes. Andrew Thisted, j. II.
Copeland. The attorneys in the case are
Toole & Wallace and W. n. Fletcher for
the plaintiff, and A. j. Shores for the
defendant.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
Victor Clairent, of the City bakery, OF
this city, recently burned, has removed
to Arlington and opened a hotel.
The motion for continuance in the
case of j.. A. Farrell VS.. Etna Insurance
company was denied by the court yes
terday.
Deputy Sheriff Dryer left yesterday
for Deer Lodge with Robert English,
convicted Of grand larceny and SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment.
1t is said that Tammany, the great
winner of the DAILY stables, will be
starred" on the Montana circuit this
yelr, to give people a chance to see him.
Yesterday afternoon the suit of the
Great Falls Improvement company
against A. Il. Kellison was on trial anu
will be resumed Monday morning in the
district court.
Yesterday Christian Nelson proved up
on his homestead filing before Court
Clerk Cockrill for the south half of the
northeast quarter, and the south half OF
the northwest quarter, section ., town
ship Is north, range 3 east.
In the case of Harry Hughes against
the Sand Coulee Coal compaLy for 80
900 damages, on trial yesterday,
the court granted a non-suit on motion
of the defendants counse! and the case
was dismissed without prejudice.
Fort Benton Press: S%heepmen gener-
ally in this part of the state report that
owing to the mild winter just expert
enced, the wool this season will be longer,
stronger, and in better condition than
for several years past. None Of the fibre
r will be dead or broken in the middle, as
, is often the case when in a hard winter
r the wool stops growing from extreme
cold and lack of feed.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Paris Gibson to Great Falls
Industrial company, undivided half o.
the southwest quarter Of section l3,
township 90 north, range 3 east, $4,000;
A.. e. Rogers to p. W. Rogers, east hall
of the southeast quarter section Is, town
ship 20 north, range ) east, $1,000; Isaac
Il. Wheeler to Il. +. Jensen, lot 20xJC
feet in Sand Coulee, 1850.
Yesterday Sheriff Hamilton appointed
John Moran. under sheriff. vice j. f
Huston, resigned. Mr.. Moran will enter
upon his duties Monday morning. Mr..
Huston. the retiring under sheriff, was a
faithful and efficient officer and his many
friends regret hat his health will not
permit of his remaining in the position.
Under Sheriff Moran is well-known to
the citizens of the city as he was an
officer and sergent of the police for two
or three years. He will make a good
officer.