Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04
1ownsite company deeds to II. j. Kelly
iot IL, block 594, Fifth addition to town
site; consideration, $500

- - SouiPaHy ueeuS 10 J.. y. Nelly
iot IL, block 594, Fifth addition to town
site; consideration, $500.
Judgment by default for S1OS.S9 was
entered IN Justice Races court vestcr-
DAY IN the suit of the First National
bank VS.. James d. Young.
Alex S. Mcpherson deeds to Fl, Hal.
io"ay, ior consideration of $1,000, the
east % 3 acres of tho seI of section 10,
township Il north, range east, tho land
lying near Watson.
The board Of trustees of the Valeria
pubic library has elected Miss Mabel
IL. Collins assistant librarian, and her
name will be presented to the city coun-
cll Tor confirmation.
The ever popular Lyceum course will
open its season on October 10 at the
opera house with "rhe Artists Trio"
Season tickets are placed at 50 for the
whole six attractions.
Married, 10y Rev. j. D. Reid at his roei +.
dence Friday afternoon, Sept ~. Mr.. T..
johnson, Of the firm of Fletcher & John
son, ice dealere, this city, and Mrs Nora
Butler OF Sprague, Wash.
For consideration Of $500 Y. G.. Car
ter deeds TO r L. Howard the swll Of
the ewl4 of section 30, tho VIZ of the
n"iI and the nWll of the swIl Of sec
ton ~, township l9 north, range east,
100 acres. near Red butte.
G, I'ontana Of this city has contract
from Nolh Bros the breWrrs to build
for them a oue-story stone building. 25x
60 feet, in connection with their brew.
cry. ii will cost about 5l 600 aud work
On it will be commenced ut once.
y J. Fyoet, oueo Of the old time rar. hers
ef the Judith, came IN yesterday on his
way to California, He will visit Il
brother who lives at Orsvilo, Of that
state. lie vii remain in Great Fails =
few days, The guest Of his nephew, &, W.
lIlnller.
A telegram received yesterday from
Rev. DR.. +. \. w Heson states that his
son, Eddie. died in Cleveland, o., at ll:42
p. m. Friday. II is believed that tho
child contracted diphthcria, tho Giacasc
which proved fatal, ia a sleeping car.
On account Of The disease being con
ta@ipus, intcrmcnt will occur in ClCve
land.
W. G. Smith haB'returned from quite q
swing around the circle lie went from
hero tc Chicago, where be visited rcla
lives. From there he went to San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, returning via Salt
Lake and Helena. He saye Great Falls
enjoys the distinction oi being about tbs
only town in the west that is doing
street paving,
Supt Iilepetko Is now engaged in put
ting n very thorough and complete
sYatom of ventilation at the 3. and NJ
8melter building. Last winter the boys
in the smelter, specially in the breucknei
furnace department, suffered Il great
deal from the sulphur fumes, and the
uperintendent is doing all that is posi-
BILE by means OF fans and ventilatine
chimneys to remedy the nuisance anc
make the building more tolerable for the
workmen.
At 1870 a. m. today the central fire
department was summoned to the va
cant lot on Second avenue south, be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, where 1
load of hay was tiercely burning. Tht
hay was destroyed by tifc aud ater bu
tho wagon Was little damaged.
Too much credit cannot be given th'
crew engaged in the repair of the Maria
bridge which was wrecked on the Grea
Northern "a short time ago. So quicl
and thoroughly WAS the work performed
that the foreman received a dispatch
from the general manager of the road
stating they had far eclpsed any previ
Gus record ever made on the road in th'
same line Of work.
The Sand Coulee people are just nov
enjoying quiet laugh at the expense o
"A few members of the |. o. G., Il. of tina
city. Ii appears that the members re
ferred to-ladies and Gentlemen-drov
over to Belt on Thursday evening to in
etitute lodge of the order, On the re
turn trip the vehicle broke down on tn
prairie about midway between the tw
cities and the party had TO camp out al
night.