Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-05
terms ct Trustees Emerton, Earll, and
Leslie will be held on Saturday next.

John Enright, who has been ill with
severe attack of grip for several days,
was somewhat improved yesterday. He
is not we'll enough, however, to talk
politics.
Frank Wocassek returned yesterday
from the Judith country where he has
just purchased 225 head of very choice
mutton weathers from s. S. Hobson at a
fancy price.
The residence of Mr.. Stewart, the
mine foreman at Gilt Edge, was de-
stroyed by fire early last Friday morn.
ing, very little, if any, of the household
effects being saved. Whether incendiary
or accidental in it's origin, is not known.
Fergus County Argus.
Word has been received that the
mother of w. r. Ridgley, of The
TRIBUNE job printing department, died
few days ago at her home in Ashland,
Ohio. In his sorrow Mr.. Ridgley will
have the sympathy of his many friends,
and coupled with it feeling of mourn
full satisfaction that he was permitted to
be present at her deathbed.
In conversation with Senator Hurd,
who has just returned from the capital,
we learn that he and his two brothers,
Walter and Henry, will break consider
able land this year, and will make use of
their immense steam pump to irrigate
the same. They propose raising hay,
vegetable, some grain, and will also ex-
pertinent with fruits.-Valley County
Gazette.
The result of the election held for two
majore of the First Regiment NJ. N. g.,
held at the Office Of the adjutant general,
was the promotion Of the two senior
captains in the regiment, J. w. brennan
of Company II, Bozeman, and b. H.
Cook of Company G, Butte. The elec-
ton was unanimous. all the commits
stoned officers of the regiment voting for
the two senior captains.
John Wilson, an engineer on the Great
Falls & Canada, died yesterday morning
at his residence on the West side, of con-
sumption. He has been i'll with the
dread disease for some time and has
been confined to the house ever since
last January. He was a member of the
A. r. U. and also of the Lethbridge
lodge A. o. U. w. He leaves wife and
Il
the M. e. church this afternoon at
o'clock.
John hubert of Benton, the we'll
known and popular justice of the peace,
is in town today. 1t is rumored that
Mr.. hubert is here on legal business con-
nected with an alleged practical joke re-
Gently played on him by Fort Benton par
ties who, by means Of letter purport,
ing to be written by Judge Dubose, in
duced him to open up court and hear
a contested election case which was
pending in the district court. He was
very indignant when he found that the
letter was a forgery and proposes to get
satisfaction against the practical jokere
Wednesday, April 3.
S. G. Armstrong has accepted posi-
ton with the Northwestern National
bank
j. 0. Olson deeds to F. S. Murphy for
nominal consideration lot II, block 4S2
townsite of Great Falls.
Judge Hawkins collected 5lS950 in
fines and costs during the month of
March from offenders against the peace
and dig lity of the municipality,
The Boston and Great Falls Land
company deeds to James Oliver lot ,
block l6, Boston and Great Falls addi
ton, for consideration Of $3.50
Margaret Murray deeds to j. Haven
trustee, the VIZ of lot I, section B. town,
ship 20 north, range east, containing
27.l2 acres; consideration, $500.
A. j. Stout files his final government
receipt covering the n y of the nw1 the
sw4 Of the nW14 and the nwI of the
nel, section 81, township - north, range
4 east.
NJ. f. Nutting deeds to Mrs. Ella Whe
don lots 81 to 81, block 4, Barnes town
site. Also all of block and all of 3 ex
cept lots II and IS, Hossacks addition
consideration, $1,000
The office facilities of the Northwest
ern National bank are being enlarged
owing to the increasing business of that
bank, and in few days receiving teller
will be added to the officers OF the bank
The condition of James Morgan, the
brakeman who was show by Harry
Grove, and who now lies at the Colum,
bus hospital, is said to be very serious
The physicians in attendance do not OK.
pect HIM to live many days longer. lie
appears to be sinking and may pass
away almost any time.
Mrs. Burrill, mother OF Ii. Burrill, OF
Sand Coulee, is very low and not OK.
pected to live She was INJURED some
months ago by slipping on some icy
steps and falling, and has never been
we'll since. She is now at the residence
of her son in this city.
Duncan Mcleod, deputy sheriff al
Belt, who was shot Sunday night at Belt
was reported to be quite comfortable yes
terday. The doctors in attendance held
a consultation yesterday and it is hoped
that Il favorable issue may be expected
The main danger apprehended from the
wound is blood poisoning, and they may
yet operate to find and remove the bul.
let.
Brand, Soule g. Parry slaughtered a
mammoth steer this week, the biggest
that has reached the Neihart market for
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