Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-06-28
NEWS ey yHz WEEK
Saturday. June 2S.

city.
Michael Byrnes, a large wool grower
of Geyser, is in the city today on bust
ness.
Judge Du Bose, Of Fort Benton, came
in Saturday last and is registered at the
Park.
Archie Guthrie, a well known railroad
contractor of st. Paul, is in the city
today.
Miss Iona Armstrong and her brother
Homer came in from Cora yesterday to
spend Sunday.
George W. Parker. a wool grower of
Willow Creek, arrived here yesterday
and is spending several days in the city.
Theodore Gibson and wife deed to
Edwin G. Wilcox for a consideration of
500, lots Q and 10 in block 40, West
Great Falls.
DR., Robert Cockrill, formerly of this
city, has completed his college course at
Baltimore and will settle for practice at
Livingston.
Laura 7. Murphy deeds to George w.
Parker, the sw14 of the nwI4. section q,
township 81, north of range 3 east, for
a consideration of $1,000.
The district court was busy all dav
yesterday with the case of Sweeney vs..
the Montana Central railway. 1t will
probably be finished today.
The Misses Abby and Anna Stickney,
daughters of B. F. Stickncy from Craig,
are visiting Miss Emma Wegner at 40
Fourth street south.
John j. Ellis and wife deed to W. j.
Kennedy the e15 of lot 10 in block 23G,
first addition to townsite, subject to 5000
mortgage and taxes, for a consideration
of $500.
A suit was filed yesterday in the dis
trict court by j. o. Gregg against j. w
Stanton ct al. to compel the payment of
mortgage of Sl,5S6.GG. when due, to
plaintiff instead of the defendant.
The first wool sale at Great Falls was
reported yesterday. j. c. Quigley sold
his clip to Mr.. Brigham. 1t amounted
to $1,000 pounds and the price paid is
said to have been 10 cents.
The sheriff of Cascade county has
given a certificate of sale to j. r. Eaton
conveying the interest of r. J. Barnard
in lot 5, block APO, townsite of Great
Falls. Consideration, S2,433.
Presiding Elder Hubbard Of the A.
NJ. f. church is expected here shortly
from Denver on a visit of inspection to
the colored church in this city, which is
now in a prosperous and growing condi-
tion,
! Charles l.. johnson, George and James
/ Travis, VIM. Allin, ST., Miles Mcdaniel.
Alvin Hodson and +. d. Cooper, with
their families, all prominent stockmen,
are in the city on business and Incl
d~entally to take in the circus and see
the elephants.
Contractor Roberts has now nearly
completed a fine residence which he is
building for l.. II. Hamilton Of the Sage
Creek Sheep company at Fourth avenue
north and Twelfth street. The house
will contain ten rooms and is furnished
with every modern convenience and
comfort. 1t will cost about $1,000.
Marshal Downing has received runner
Gus complaints recently regarding coun
trrfeit dollars which are in circulation.
The coin is a very clever counterfeit and
rings we'll, but is lighter than the genu-
iH' oiNt iio' IN W. "Ii' ~ easy ltNl@
ing ommon to most counterfeit silver
coins.
Articles of incorporation We're filed
yesterday by the Crown Butte Canal
and Reservoir company. The term of
this corporation is for forty years. The
trustees are J. W. Mcknight, f. d.
HASTE and John B. Wilson. The capital
stock is 100000, divided into 1000
shares Of the par value of 500 each.
A number of horsemen and others
went out to the fair grounds yesterday
to see a couple of match races. Bay
Dan ran against McGinty, three-eighths
OF a mile, winning the race in 80. Grey
Dick then tried conclusions with Nc
Ginty in a quarter of a mile stretch, and
was defeated, McGinty winning the race
in .25la.
The Mill and Smeltermen's union are
negotiating with the staff physicians at
the Columbus hospital to attend their
families at reduced rates. No final
agreement has been perfected, but the
union expects shortly to complete ar
engagements whereby they can secure
medical attendance in their families at
a largely reduced cost. compared with
tllc present StdItdIu Oh ices CIldfGtu DN
physicians.
During the thunder storm last week
the lightning played several fantastic
freaks. At the ranch of A. Jaeckel, of
Red Butte, it struck a wire fence and
followed the barbed wire a distance of
twelve rods, melting the strands of the
wire into a solid mass as neatly RS
though the strands had been welded to-
gether.
An administrators deed was filed yes
terday in the county clerks office con-
yeying a large number of lots in the
town of Cascade belonging to the estate
of the late T. L, Gorham to Robert Finn,
trustee. Also deed from Robert Finn,
trustee, to Anna l.. Cope. conveying the
same property. Consideration i'll each
case, 500.
A quitclaim deed was filed Yesterday
from G. N. Dickinson to W. j. Kennedy
conveying the el, of lot 6. block 3Gl, and
the VIZ of lot ID, block 300, townslte of
! Great Falls, the els of the nw section