Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-24

johnson for a consideration Of $500 the
north half of lot IL in block LAG, Third
addition to TOWNSHIP.
w. X. Floweree, the we'll known cattle
man of Sun River, came in yesterday
accompanied by his wife. They are
registered ut the Park.
Thomas Starbird, the superintendent
OF the BroadWater mine at Neihart, came
in yesterday from that camp and is
registered at the Park.
A bill Of sale is filed from Sanford
Allen to Flora Allen conveying fifty
head OF horses and all his cattle and
other personal property for a considera-
ton of $1,000.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day by the clerk Of the court to John
Saarineu of Belt, aged q, and Mary e.
Lehtener of Sand Coulee, aged %. Both
parties are natives of Finland.
Maria H. d. Evarts has filed with the
county clerk her government patent Gov
eripg the VIZ of the seq of section s
and the NE OF the nel4 section II, town
ship lG north, range 8 east.
l.. G.. Phelps, receiver, has commenced
suit in the district court on foreclosure
of mortgage for $500 against viii
Hanks and Vic l.. Hanks. Also a fore
closure suit for Sl,C0O against j. A.
Carrier.
that Bud Meadow will return from
| Michigan in a few days and at oncn com
monce negotiations looking toward tho
r,lnu,r{,np ~ o., F,,, sl.t+nI IJ,,,n
mine. After redeeming the property he
will operate it again.
The residence of f.. e. Bywater, near
Sand Coulee. was totally destroyed by
fire last Monday night. Both house and
furniture was d total loss and the insur-
ance will not nearly cover the damage.
The insurance is said to be only $500.
The origin of tho fire 10 not known.
The ministers OF the city and the
committee on program Of the Cascade
County Sunday School association met
at the parsonage OF the First M. f..
church last night and prepared a pro-
@vention TO be held in Great Falls soon.
Sanford Allen deeds to Flora Allen
for a consideration Of $1,000 the swM OF
tho swN Of section II, the eell3 of the
sol section 10, the NJ of the nwI OF
the sell and tho nell Of the swI sec.
ton -, the nwI of the swl section ],
the NJ of the seM and swH of the sell
section II, all in township IS north
range $ east, and lot 4, block II, Arm
ington.
The six men charged with completely
in the recent whit"cap affair in NE l1ittl"
morning, there not being sufficient evi-
dence to hold them on the charge. I'm
mcdiatcly after their release three OF
the members, John Davis, Il. II, Gwynn
and q. Wendell, were arrested on a new
warrant charging them with grand lar,
cruy. The crime alleged is the stealing
of three horses belonging to Henry
Marshall of Warm Spring creek.-hiver
Press.
Mayor Webster yesterday removed
Officer Joe Martin and appointed ed
ward Falk as special policeman in his
place. He holds tho theory that Officer
Martins time has expired and therefore
there is a vacancy in the police force
which it is his duty to fill temporarily
pending the confirmation of his appoint
ment by the council. This action is
looked on Il test OF the law and raises
several interesting questions which may
perhaps go to the courts for final settle
ment.
James Schmidt, a deaf and dumb pc
destrian, passed through Glasgow Sun
day on his way to Houston, Tex, vii
Portland. He is walking for a purse o
81 1000 offered by the Left Handed Fish
ing club Of Minneapolis. The condition.
are that he shall make the trip within
certain length Of time, walk all the way
and earn $3.50 on the route. The pedes
trian is very bright and 10 making hi
money by corresponding for the press
lIe is also making copious notes on tn
trip and intends publishing a book 0
his travels.-Glaagow Gazette.