Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-26
NEWS ez mM y4z WEEK
Saturday. April 20.

H. E. Sheets will leave tomorrow for
a visit to his old home, Ashland, y.
Miss Lula Armstrong will teach four
months term at Truly beginning about
May L.
w. II. Smith deeds to A. Nelson the
east half of lot 4, block l27, townsite, for
a consideration of $500.
Joseph Burkart deeds to Minnie Saul
for a consideration of 500 lot 10. block
172, Third addition to townsite.
Our fine ducks, cents per yard Great
Falls Drygoods company, 3O3 Mcknight
building, Central avenue.
u. #. Burton and wife of Burton came
in yesterday from the new settlement
and are registered at the Park.
G. r. Woehner has filed his govern
ment patent covering the sw4 of section
2, township 90 north, range east
Deering e. Co. have filed suit IN the
district court against j. M. Gaunt for
S3,763.S3, alleged to be due on account
Max Oscar Lobe has filed his patent
from the United States covering the SO "a
of section 15 township 20 north, range
5 east
Mrs. M. j. Leaning went to Fort Ben
ton yesterday for a short visit to Mrs.
Charles Price. She will return tomor-
row.
Mrs. J. ]. Case and family returned
yesterday from Detroit, Mich, where
they have been visiting for several
months past.
Mrs. Kyle Price and daughter have
gone to Portland, Ore, for a visit of sew
eral weeks Mr.. Price accompanied them
as far as Helena.
H. w. Osburn of the general offices at
st. Paul,who has been taking the place of
Chief Clerk Bowron while absent, re-
turned yesterday to st. Paul.
David Calbreath of Philbrook, aged 80
years, and Miss Bernie Berges of Stan
ford, aged 81, were married Thursday
afternoon at the parlors of the Grand
Central, by Rev. Mr.. Ramsey.
James Fergus and others have incor-
porated the Fergus Live Stock and Land
company, with capital stock of $4,000.
Its field of oper alton will be in the Judith
country.-River Press.
Miss Gertrude Anderson has been
obliged to give up her position as
teacher of the sixth grade in the South
side school on account of ill health, and
has gone to the mountains to rest and
recuperate. Miss Armstrong is now in
charge of her room as substitute
teacher.
j. f. Leonard and Charles Leonard
and family returned yesterday from Min
neapolie. Charles Leonard aud family
have been absent several years. during
which time they have been manly on
the Pacific coast, but they finally con-
cluded that Great Falls was good enough
for them and will make their residence
in this city hereafter
Dan Sullivan, proprietor of the hotel
at Shelby Junction, arrived IN Great
Falls yesterday and is a guest at the
ulm He is an old timer and met many
friends in this city.
The county assessor has been making a
list of the assessment made on city lots
owned by the townsite company 1t
shows an average increase of about 10
per cent over the assessed valuation of
last year, and it is probable that the
lotnl Ndiudtioh VI INC pldtteu pTOpeTly
of the city will show about the same
per cent of increase this year.
r. A. Ammon came in yesterday from
Gilt Edge. Mr.. Ammon states that the
Gilt Edge is now running in very sat
isfactory manner, and showing rich re-
turns. lie brought with INN about
$4,000 worth Of gold bullion. He
states that it goes 9SGl2 fine at the New
York assay office. He expects to in
crease the output of the mine shortly
and to this end will Increase the force.
Mrs. Anna Hayden of the Wes: Side
was examined yesterday in the district
court for insanity. She was not subject
to any particular delusions, but since
the birth of her child about a year ago
has been subject to melancholy and de-
preston. AS she refused all medical
treatment her husband made complaint
of insanity, with view to having her
placed where she could receive proper
medical treatment. A com mitment was
issued