Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-01-04
N. de Putron Glidden for Az months
for the sum of $500 cash.

M. de Putron Glidden for Az months
for the sum of $500 cash.
On New Year eve, December 81, 1894,
William Grills of Great Falls and Miss
Anna King of this city were married at
the Presbyterian manse by the Rev. r.
M. Ramsey.
Emma M. Edwards has filed her gov
eminent patent, covering the s15 OF the
eeI, section IA, and the EwA of the Il,
section ID, township II north. range /
west.
Beginning next Sunday the First Lib
eral church has decided to hold an addi-
tional service, which will commence at
5 p. m. The morning service will remain
aS usual.
Frank j. Sullivan has filed his govern
ment final receipt covering lot ! and the
seq of the ne114 and the nel4 of the seI
OF section 4, township 16 north, range |
east.
Tie Montana National bank deeds to
Sylvia Sieben for Il consideration of $500,
the s12 OF the eeI, section IA, and the
swl4 OF the sw11l, section Ii, all in town
ship IL north, range l west.
Thomas Wright, the local representa-
tive of the Anaconda Standard in this
city, is confined 20 the house by sickness.
He was obliged to submit to a surgical
operation yesterday.
Frank j. Sullivan deeds to Charles II.
Austin for a consideration of $3.50. lot J.,
and the seI1 of the ne113 and the neil of
the se4 of section 4, in township Is
north, range | east, containing 12O.49
acres.
Prof. Morrison received yesterday a
number of samples of the collaborating
quartz recently discovered at Sun River,
and says that it presents a very prom
Using appearance. He is going to have
some assays made TO test it's value.
A watch night service was held in the
First NJ. e. church on Monday night,
lasting over until Tuesday morning.
The last moments Of the old year and
the first Of the new year were spent in
appropriate religious services.
Messrs. Tallant, Reynolds and Glass.
cock. representatives elect from this
county will leave today for Helena to
look over the ground and make prepara-
tons for attending the coming session of
the legislature.
The jury commissioners. appointed by
Judge Benton, consisting of 4. E. Dick.
ernlan w. p. Wren and A. w. Kingsbury
will meet today at 10 a. m. at the court
house, and in connection with the county
clerk and the clerk of the court, will
draw a jury to serve at the next term of
the district court.
The Caledonians did not meet on
Tuesday as usual owing to the meeting
coming on Jan. l, New Years day, but
instead, they are to meet on Wednesday
the 9th, to transact some important
business among which is their prepara-
ton for the annual celebration of Burns
birthday.
Since the cold weather came on the
patronage at the Valeria public library
has increased in a very marked n
The librarian has been kept busy issuing
cards to new patrons every day. The
library will soon receive a new invoice of
books that have been ordered by the
board of trustees.
r. A. Ammon, of the Gilt Edge Min
ing company left yesterday for New
York. He received a dispatch a few
days ago notifying him that his hand
some residence in Staten Island had
burned TO the ground with all its con-
tents, the family barely escaping and he
goes East to look after his affairs. He
states that he leaves the mine at Gilt
Edge running full blast and proposes to
stay by it till the end.
The Montana Workman the
fact that the A. o. u. W. has had a net
increase of $40 members during the year
1894 in the state of Montana. During
the year ending December 81, 1894, it
has collected from each member 10
assessments of 81 each and paid out 80
death benefits of $1,000 each, amounting
to sG4, 900. 1t starts the present year
with a membership Of 1896 in this state.
The following officers have been elected
by local union No. 2GO of Great Falls
Painters and Decorators of America:
Pre- sident, s. M. Bath; vice president,
Cha rles Evans; recording secretary, E.
Y. Strong; financial secretary, G, NJ. Gill
man, treasurer, "A. Lofgren; conductor,
l Major; warden, H. Kaufman; trustees,
i. Y. Strong. +. Begin, 0. Woodwahl;
delegates to Trades and Labor, E. Y.
Strong, c. w. Gilman; O. Woodwahl.
A pleasant surprise was received by
Rev. Jos. Anderson on New Years day,
by a gift from his Baptist friends, of a
very nice oak rocking chair, carved with
branches Of oak, acorns, squirrel, ETC..
and accompanied by a card, inscribed,
"Rev. Jos, Anderson, as a Token of Res
pect From the Members of the Congre-
CATION" The beautiful present was
much appreciated by the worthy clergy
man, whose labors for the Baptist church
in this city have been constant in season
and out Of season.
Ed Duyal, who was charged with bur-
giarizing the shack of V. A. Perry at
Red Coulee and stealing various articles,
yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of
petty larceny before Judge Benton and
was sentenced to sixty days in the county
jail. Further investigation made by the
county attorney showed that the
charge Of burglary could not be sus-
tanned and in consequence the prisoner
was allowed to plead to the lesser crime.
On New Years night, January |, 1895,
of tina rasi1anca Of Mr. Pack inst hnNopI