Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-16

Thursday, Aug. 10.
The Marias beef roundup was begun
yesterday.
John McCooey, superintendent of the
Broadwater mine at Neihart is in the
city.
Mrs. A. f. Longeway and four children
left yesterday for visit in Neihart with
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. G. W. Pelzer have gone
for few days outing at Monarch and
the vicinity.
Rev. NJ. j. Murphy, S. j.. of the fac
ulty of A Hallows college of Salt Lake
City, is in Great Falls.
Rev. r. M. Craven of Sand Coulee
left yesterday to attend the session of
the M. E. mission at Fort Benton.
The Embree Mclean Carriage com
pany has brought suit against j.
G.. Emerson to recover S14l65 on notes.
In the suit of B. f. Elliott VS.. w. f.
Burgy and r. M. Calkins, to recover on
account of salary, judgment by default
for SOL. SO has been entered.
City Detective Germ returned yester-
day from a five days vacation. He
visited Anaconda, the Warm Springs
and other places in his absence.
In the suit for divorce of Bette Davis
VS.. Joseph Davis, due proof having been
made, Judge Benton ordered that the
default of the defendant be entered.
Molie b. Downing has filed for record
a declaration of homestead covering the
east half Of lot 10, block 2iS, Third ave
nue. north between Second and Third
street: declared value, $1,000.
Nahum r. Wilson and wife deed to
Mary A. Graham the ne11 of the swl4
and the sci of the NV a of section 80,
township Is north, range 6 east, so acres
near kiceville; consideration, 81.
Thomas Cullin, alias Geo. w. Brown,
yesterday settled his board bill with
money received from relative, and the
complaint against him of securing goods
under false pretenses was withdrawn.
Parties desiring to attend the races at
Anaconda On the 10th can secure tickets
at the railroad ticket office this after
noon. One fare for the round trip. that
is $500. Tickets good until August 2G
to return.
Virgil AiWilson deeds to Mary A.
Graham, for nominal consideration, the
nw1i of the sell. the sw14 of the mel
and the el5 of the mel Of section 3d.
township IS north, range 6 east, 100
acres near Riceville.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rocky of Lincoln,
Nebraska, and Mrs Carrie Webster of
this city formed party who went down
to the Great falls of the Missouri yester-
day on fishing and picnic trip and to
enjoy the grand scenery around the falls.
Leland Cullen, formerly general road
master Of the Union Pacific road, and
recently from st. Paul, desires The
TRIBUNE to state that he is not. the parry
described as "Thomas Cullin" who was
recently arrested in Helena for jumping
board bill in this city
In the suit of Vic l.. Hanks ct al. VS..
the Merchants National bank of Great
Falls ct al, to restrain the sheriff from
selling 10 acres claimed by plaintiffs as
a homestead, plaintiffs motion to strike
the answer from the files was yesterday
denied by Judge Benton.
Francis S. Eaton and Capt. J. d.
Taylor arrived in Great Falls yesterday
by river, having had pleasant trip
from Townsend. They went TO Boze-
man by rail, returned thence to Town
send, where they built a boat, and then
came down the river, passing through
all the rapids.
Mrs. M. NJ. Lyter and her guest. Miss
katherine M, Forgey of st. Louis, re-
turned by rail yesterday from the Vel
lowgtone National park. Messre. Ken
meth Mclean and II. S. Green, VINO ac-
companied them. will arrive by the over
land route in few days On account Of
Mrs l4yters slight illness the ladies took
the train at Bozeman.
II. Hoeppner, the architect has just
completed plans for ii handsome one
story frame cottage to toe constructed
soon for James Early of LOIS Fifth ave
nue. north. The building will contain
just five rooms, but will be handsomely
furnished in the interior and provided
with all modern conveniences. Il will
cost in the neighborhood OF $1,000.
The Carpenters union and other
unions are arranging to make an offer to
the city council which shows their pun
lie spirit. They will shortly make an
oiirr To the city to orrcrt ON the park
grounds a handsome pavilion and band
stand free Of all cost ii the city will fur
nish Them with IUmbrr, uuils and paint.
They propose t. donate all tn" labor ro-
guircd.