Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-26
Thursday. tpriI 2J,

W. VI. downing deeds to n. Nelson for
a consideration of $3.50 the el5 of lot l3
in block 9S, townsite of Great Falls.
Paris Gibson and wife have decided to
the Great Falls Consolidated Land com
pany for a nominal consideration lot II
in block 3l9, townsite.
Verne Perry of Kearney. Neb. cousin
of o, II. Perry of the Industrial office,
arrived here yesterday to visit his cousin
and will probably remain here perman-
emily.
The Boston and Great Falls Land
| company have decided to James G..
Anthony, lot IA in block Il. Boston and
Great Falls addition for consideration
of $500,
f. W. Peck has filed his government
patents covering the sel4 section /,
township 90 nortn range 4 east, and the
sll2 Of the ne a and lots | and . in sec
tion |, township 20 north, range east.
Eveline Moore has filed government
patent covering the east one-half of the
southwest one-fourth and lots 6 and =,
section G. township 20 north, Of range )
east, containing 1896 acres. The land
above described is conveyed by deed to
the Great Falls Consolidated Land COM
pany.
Messrs. Duncan Bros. have taken a
contract to build seven room two. story
| house on the West side for Joseph HUE
| The house will cost about 81, 800 and
will make very pretty residence. 1t
will be located near the Holme house
and work on its construction will COM
! mence at once.
| The case of the state VS.. w. Hall. the
man who shot Deputy Sheriff Mcleod
at Belt some weeks ago was brought up
in the district court yesterday on an in
formation filed by the county attorney
charging assault with intent to commit
murder. The prisoner was arraigned
and given the statutory twenty-four
hours In which to plead to the charge
A quit claim deed was filed yesterday
from George H. Fletcher, George II
Fletcher assignee, the Security Bank of
Minnesota and Caroline Mcmillan to the
Great Falls Consolidated Land company
conveying large amount of land ada
cent to Great Falls. Also a mortgage
from the Great Falls Consolidated Land
company to Junius Beebe and Deciue
Reebe for $4,000.
Among the improvements which
County Auditor Beachly has been max
ing at the poor farm is the planting OF
about 400 cottonwood trees last fail and
this spring. They are all in good grow
ing condition and will add much to the
appearance and comfort of the place
Mr.. Beachly has also by way of expert
ment planted a number Of young ever
green trees on the county farm grounds
John Robinson, an old timer who is
well known in the vicinity of Cascade
died yesterday at , p. n, at the county
hospital yesterday. He came here from
Cascade on the 9th inst. and at first
seemed to improve under medical treat
ment. but during the last few days got
rapidly worse. His ailment was heart
disease. His friends at Cascade have
been notified of his death and awaiting a
reply no arrangements have been made
for the funeral
| Patrick Ward. a man about q years of
| age. died yesterday at Columbus hos
pital. The funeral will take place from
| McBratney's undertaking rooms Friday
next at . D. m. MIR. Ward is well known
here and highly respected. He has re-
sided in Great Falls for over three years
and was employed in-the b. e. NJ, smelter
| in connection with the matte furnaces
His parents and relatives live in Wales
Mr.. Ward was a member of the Mill and
| Smeltermen's union. He went to the
hospital about six weeks ago. The cause
of his death was Bright's disease.