Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-22
Sunday. March ~.

The First National bank brings suit
against r. w. Hanson for S902.O5 alleged
to be due on note.
Mrs. T. A. Cummings and daughter,
Marguerite, of Fort Benton are in the
city visiting Mrs. j. T. Stanford.
Caroline Huy deeds to George Il. Huy
lots 10, l3 and IA in block 2, Hugs addi-
tion, Tor a consideration of $1,000.
The Townsite company deeds to G. f.
Lampey ten acres of land in section 10,
township 20 north, of range . east.
"A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Patrick Doran of Belt, aged 81,
and Miss Ann Jane Herbert of the same
place, aged 10.
Robert s. Ford brings suit against the
Hotter Lumber company to obtain a dc
cree directing the transfer of $500
shares of stock of defendants corpora
ton.
Prof. Morrison has Just finished a large
and very valuable map for the use of the
board of county commissioners. 1t shows
the exact location Of all the roads in the
county and the boundaries of the various
road districts.
Means and Anderson, the two Sand
Coulee mon who burglarized the resi-
dence of Mr.. Hill at that camp and stole
800 of his hard earned savings, ap-
peared before the district court yester-
day and pleaded guilty to the charge of
grand larceny. They will be brought
before the court for sentence Monday.
While walking on the South side of
Central avenue yesterday, between Sec
ond and Third streets, the little daugh-
tor of e. w. Taylor fell through a trap
door which had been carelessly left open
by someone unloading coal. She fell
about ten feet but fortunately was only
slightly bruised.
The Fergus county commissioner
awarded the contract for medical attend
anc upon the county poor the next year
to DR.. Monahan, formerly of this city,
and DR.. Lindsey of LewistoWn. DIR. w.
"A. Long of this city submitted IL bid,
agreeing to reside IN Lewistown if the
same were accepted.
The trial Of Day and Chambers before
Judge Race yesterday on the charge of
~Atealing hay from a colored man named
Bigsbee, resulted in the conviction of
Chambers and the acquittal of Day.
Near the stack from which the hay was
stolen was found a broken round from a
hay rack and this just fitted to the piece
found in the Chambers hay rack and
was the main evidence on which he was
convicted.
The district court was obliged to ad.
journ yesterday morning on account of
the absence of the main witness in the
case of the State va. McAllister, charged
with assault with a dangerous weapon.
Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald was sent after
the witness and telegraphed last night
Mat he had found the man in the Sun
sxtyer country and would have him here
Nnhay. The case involves a cutting af-
NV which occurred sometime since in a
et1eck on the South side.
The county assessor is now busy get
ting the assessment roll i in order. The
hoard OF appraisers have finished their
York and while no additions have vet
been made, it is the opinion of the
sAAGe1nnty assessor that the total valuation
the county will be very near the same
X Rures as those Of last year. The acre
VI pperty has been somewhat reduced in
Tue, while town and city lots are val
800 at about the same figures as last
William Davis, one of the shoe thieves,
teaded guilty yesterday to q charge of
\ 3nerglary in the day time before the dis
NJ yet u He was much surprised and
81 emewhat Disguised when he found that