Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
the construction of the new X. of p.
hall at Havre.

hall at Havre.
N. G. Anderson yesterday made final
PROOF before Commissioner Cockril of
MS timber culture entry of 16O acres in
section 81, township II north, range
east, the land lying near the head of
Spanish coulee.
"A private letter from j. w. Clark. the
Montana Central engineer, who is at St.
Luke's hospital, st. Paul. states that he
Is rapidly recovering from the effects of
a severe surgical operation recently per-
formed upon him.
Correspondence of THE TRIRUNE from
Choleau states that MOI j. Siverman
will leave for Helena Monday. He will
take his former position with Fl. M.
Parcbcn d. Co., druggists, as assistant
bookkeeper and cashier.
The Meagher County Wool Growers
association met at the court house in
White Sulphur Springs at 3 p. m. YES
tcrday and elected delegates to the
State Wool Growers convention, to be
held in Helena Nov. IL.
Rev. Jacob Mills, agent of Montana
Wesleyan university, will be present at
tho FIRST Methodist Episcopal church to-
Gay hnd Will occupy the pulpit. MIR.
Mills preached the first sermon delivered
IN Great Falls and is delighted with the
wonderful development of the city since
that time,
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Of Evans.
Harry \,r;,I;o,,,.. .l...1. T.. HIM. -
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iami I,in,. '| '"' w. w. '""st ! cast thc
MIA, MI, ',7 ,'"' 'iio mouth "i hlttle
The defendant havinn ,,o,1 t,n o,y+s
of suit. County Attnrney rrrrn,,r vn.
| tertlay moved that the n,nfalod caer or
the State VS., d. b. McLrnnon. rbarnod
with breach of tho tcarn. he jisnissej
Judge Benton pranfnl the norinn.
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thc'e "aH yesterday hicu ior record a
II fLanJIar tn tha,,i" - 'tIeo7 40 :" iionly
Tho n,f ~ - q v. 70 H% 4 "Lo
shin 81 ,inr,b r.,',,, ,,,, ~, ~" ~
,hn rosTon m7ot'Da 't, oit 'oJ "Ci o' ,G"' 1S,'
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Andrew PEnsOn, the negro charged
with burglarlH!ng the stable of James
Chambers and stealing therc(rOm a bel
lows, pleaded not guilty in the district
court yesterday. He pleaded poverty
and Judge Rrnton appointed Attorney
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der Of sale, to satisfy Judgment in the
suit Of VIM. ID. Howard VS.. John Jeesup
ct al, of the 81 of the Sc t, the el% Of
the sW I, the vi Of the nwl4 and the
W. Of the sWi of section 81. township
rs north, range east 800 acres near st.
Clair,
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o'Tu "'i, ao'H ~ ~ pa,,lIent'o u pia'ut'i, ~,
pending decision on tne appeal Of the
suit Of the state. eX rel Young, ve. Yates.
an action 10 oust the defendant from his
office.
TuI TvInryr is in roceint Of a nrivata
letter from MIR. A. Nelson of Nejhart
which states that it WAS an G ror 10 in.
ctude his name an.onr the frat diarovar
ere of cold al Neibart The letter con.
cludes. 81 wish 10 stntn That I have in.
veetigated 10 some eytont the renorted
finds. and am convinced that the veina
SO far As disclosed do not contain ri, hos
eu,1ia,ent IT, warrant tho GRAND rueb re
w. pJi. pJra",; m',ol ''"7 "'''a"' oe6u" III
County Attorney Freeman yesterday
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