Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-18

were not legally nominated ana thhl lh0
famous case of Price vs. Lush settles
the matter in his favor
Sunday. Jan l3.
Miss Bessie Kngebury left yesterday
for visit to friends in Benton.
j. b, Leslie deeds to Kate NJ Crutcher
for 5l.JOO the west half Of lot ., block
30o, toWLsite.
Joseph H. Moritz has made an assign
ment of all his property not exempt to
John g. Moritz.
The Woodmen Of the World will meet
in Powers undertaking rooms, Realty
block at 3 p. m. today.
Mrs. E. H. Elliott was taken to Warm
Springs yesterday for treatment as she
is sadly i'll from nervous troubles
Milt Henderson leaves today for Hot
Springs, Arkansas. He expects to be
gone about month
Douglas Martin returned yesterday
from Helena, where he has been looking
on at the senatorial tight and possibly
getting finger into the job.
In the case of Il G. Phelps, receiver of
the Merchants National bank, vs.. Jas. g.
BIanding, a judgment by default for
sl577 is entered in the district court.
J. w. Russell deeds to F. p. Atkinson
lot IA, block 1872, townsite, for consid.
Grafton of sl,1OO. +. p. Atkinson deeds
the same property to Florence A. Frary
for the same consideration.
Andrew Nelson files his government
patent covering the e15 of the neI and
in township Is north, range east. con-
tanning 1868 acres.
Howard Crosby returned yesterday
from Helena. He was candidate for
chief clerk there, and while he didn't
get what he was after he anded on his
feet, being appointed clerk to the en-
crossing committee, of which w. II
Glasscock is chairman.
Harry Hanson files mis- government
patent covering the ne4 of the nw14,
section Is, the 81 of the swI, and the
nwl of the sw4, section 10, township
18 north, range west, containing l6O
acres. He also files warranty deed for
the same property to Anna A. Nelson
for nominal consideration.
The east bound passenger was delayed
for half an hour yesterday on the West
side by slight accident caused by col
lisslon with doube-header freight
which ran into the passenger engine,
shaking things up a little and cripling
one Of the engines. The busses went
over and brought the passengers into
the city while the two engines were
being extracted from the mess.
Prof. s. M. Emery. superintendent of
the agricultural college experiment sta
ton, who has been attending the sessions
Of the famous Institutes here left yester-
day for his home in Bozeman. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the bill author
izing the holding of state agricultural
fair would be passed, and that Great
Falls would be selected as the place to
hold it.
William Harrison made flying trip to
the Falls Tuesday to perfect arrange
ments for his early induction as manager
of the Milwaukee house. Will is "a hotel
keeper by trade. lie will undertake the
management of this popular hotel under
very favorable conditions, and we predict
for him the best of success. He OK
poets to move the family to that place
on or about the first of next month";
Neihart Herald.
Cards have been received announcing
the wedding of Miss Eta Adele Scott,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Chester w.
Scott, Of Lawrence, NJ ass. and MIR. Oliver
Sherman Warden of this city The
marriage ceremony will take place at the
residence of tho brlde'H parents - Brad
ford street, on Tuesday evening January
-, 1895. Mr., and Mrs Warden will be
at homo to their friends in Great Falls
after March |.
The guests of Mcssrs. and Madam os
Longeway, Strain and Brady who were
at the musicale gwen Friday evening at
the l.ongewHy residence enjoyed treat
in the musica! way. A medley was
given by the Suniiownr band, and
Meesra. Wright, Wilcox, Hunt and Colo.
man, Madnmcs MuFarlane and skinner
and Misses 'rrige, CocI1rll and Perkins
wcrc among those contributing to the
pleasure Of the evening by giving music
al selections
Judge Benton yesterday made an or
der in the case OF the City Marshal VS..
the County Commissioners Tho former
appealed from the action of the latter
who refused to allow him mileage and
legal fees for trip to Chinook after a
prisoner, claiming that the work should
have been done by the sheriff. The de-
cision of the court is that the marshal
is entitled to his actual expenses but not
per diem or mileage.
j. G. Adams ct al. deed to II. II. Mel
son for $4,000 the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter of section "a, the
north half of the northwest quarter and
lot in section %, township 10 north,
range | east (l5lN acres); the north
! half Of the northwest quarter and lots l