Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-14
NEWS eE z9z WEEK
Friday. Dec. 7.


Friday. Dec. 7.
p,hort R~lankenbaker is in from his
.onch at BOX Elder and ia registered AT
The Park.
T. r. Athey came in yesterday from
Arlington and will be in the city 1or a
lay or two.
Born, to J.. W. Mcknight and wife,
Monday, November %, q daughter
Dupuyer Acantha.
The case of Soyer W.. The Great Falls
Water company was on yesterday IN 'ne
district court.
The townsite company deeds to VIM.
Il Kannedv lot 4 in block 263, first add.
Kan to townsite. Consideration, $500.
r. Fl. Langley, formerly freight agent
be the Montana Central, Is IN town TO-
day and is greeting many old acquaint-
|ances.
Tn the case of James Judge Va. James
K%errigan, a verdict of $40 for plaintiff
was rendered yesterday in the district
court.
The jury in the case Of F. G. Park vs..
Geo. w. Brown, an action for fees,
brought in a verdict for the defendant
yesterday.
James Greeley left yesterday for a
trip to st. Paul, Chicago, Boston and
other eastern cities. He expects to be
gone several months.
James Belcher files his United States
patent covering the 81 of the nw4 and
" "a kLo o-/ cnoksop 90 fn,t,r
ship 10 north, range 4 east.
John Renner deeds to j. J. Kelley an
undivided u of lot l and VIZ of lot . in
block 1863, townsite, subject to $1,000
mortgage: Consideration, $4,000.
An agreement is filed in the county
clerks Office from r. A. Ammon to L. E.
Collins to reconvey lands decided to AM
mon on January 2, 1894, to secure pay
ment of $4,000.
Mrs. Stanley, mother-in-law Of Rich
ard Quinn, died at his home on POndera
coulee, As miles from Fort Benton, last
week. She was 81 years of age, and was
probably the oldest person in Choteau
county.--River Press.
Mrs. John Mclean Of Winnipeg, vino
has been spending the summer with her
BOD, Mr.. j. G. Mclean, Fourth avenue
north, left for Seattle last Saturday to
spend the winter. Mr.. Mclean accom-
panied her as far as Havre, and then
went on to Minneapolis.
Every one of the five teachers who
took the examinations last week, given
by County Superintendent Stephenson,
we're successful and got certificates.
! Clara Wood, Nellie Beck, Maud Warner
| and Carrie Sanford got first grade certiti-
/ Gates and Kathryn Miller got a third
#grade certificate.
N T. E. Collins and J. G. E. Barker were
In camp last week, having driven over
Efrom Duck creek, where they had been
hooking over their gold property. The
sAauartz mill being erected by them is
Rearing completion, and they hope to
Ill Ave it finished in time to make a run
M Defore winter sets in.-Neihart Miner.
VIM. Depew of Kingston, Michigan,
died yesterday in the B. & M. addition.
kHe came here about five weeks ago and
has been visiting his cons. 7. c. Depew
A. ]. Depew and H. Y. Depew of this
city. He has been ailing ever since he
arrived. He was 70 years Of age and
IBIS death was caused by general debility.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been
4 completed.
Mike Lynch, alias Corners, who was
charged with burglarizing a Great North
ern car and stealing a chest OF tea, and
who pleaded not guilty a few days ago,
fchanged his mind and pleaded guilty to
the charge yesterday before Judge Ben
ton. The court thereupon sentenced
him to mi year in the penitentiary.
l George Croft, who is charged with the
same offense. maintains his innocence of
any completely and his case will come up
later.