Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-05
Sunday, March 81,

Sunday, March 81.
j. Tannhauser will leave for his ranch
near Columbia Falls to- morrow.
Harry Ringwald deeds to Alice II.
Mattersor lot 3, block 24G, consideration,
s1,150.
Clarence Boardman came in yesterday
from Sunnysidc, where he is teaching
school.
benjamin Necoias, native of Norway,
yesterday took out his full citizenship
papers before Judge Benton.
David Rice, OF Riceville, came in yes
terday on the train from Neihart, and
Hill spend few days in the city.
Il. E. Benner, manager Of the Castner
Coal and Coke company's store at Belt
came in Yesterday to spend Sunday at
Great Falls.
The townsite company deeds to Her
bert Il, Robinson the northwest one
fourth of lot 5, block 113, sixth addition,
consideration, 1925.
Ex Senator w. f. Sanders, of Helena,
and HE son James Sanders, Jr., arrived
here yesterday to attend the funeral of
the late ii. p. Rolfe.
Edward Larsen, formerly of Benson
Minnesota but now located at Burton,
Montana, left yesterday for his old home
n Minnesota to bring his family here
and also four or five other families in
that vicinity who have decided to make
their homes in Montana and help to de-
velop its agricultural resources.
John Wilson, an engiaeer on the Great
Falls q Canada railroad, is reported to
be very ill. He is in the last stages of
consumption and is not expected to live
many days. He came here from ieth-
bridge for medical treatment about
three months ago. He is member of
the A. II. U. and of the Woodmen of
the World
Harry Grove who shot James Morgan
on the railroad bridge some time since,
was before Judge Hawkins yesterday on
preliminary examination. The charge
was assault with intent to kill. Half a
dozen witnesses we're examined but no
new facts developed. The court bound
the prisoner over to the district court
under $4,000 bail
The case of VIM. Hedge and Joseph
Hedge, charged on complaint of Max f.
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trial in the court OF Judge Race Friday
last. IT, q. Brady appeared for their de-
tense. The evidence submitted showed
that there was not much blame attached
to them in the matter and the case was
dismissed by the court.
The body of Peter O'Donnell who
died Friday last at Neihart came in yes
terday on the Neihart train, accompanied
by Il brother of tho deceased who will
take it east to Pennsylvania where the
relatives of the two men lived. Mr..
O'Donnell was single man, and he only
arrived in Neihart about week ago, be-
ing taken sick there almost on his ar
rival, and getting worse very rapidly un-
til tho time of his death.
w. B. Burleigh, clerk of the local
camp of Woodmen, states that general
impression prevails that the late II. p.
Rolfe was a member of that organiza-
ton. The facts are that Mr.. Rolfe
joined the camp here at the time of it's
organization, but owing to the fact that
he was few months over 45 years Of
age at the time he was rejected by the
head camp in Denver, and had con-
sequently no connection with the order.
1ueBuay. April =.
The townsite company deeds to Frank
II. Clark for consideration of $1,000,
lots 8 and in block 173, Third addition
to townsite.
Hon. j. A. Harris of Cascade, one of
the representatives of Cascade county,
came in yesterday for few days visit
to the city.
Henry F. Collett deeds to Sherman w.
Crumm for a nominal consideration, lot
3 in block 13, Black Eagle Falls addition
to Great Falls.
Francis j. Adams deeds to Henry f.
Collett an undivided one-balf OF lot 2 in
block 235, Third addition to townsite, for
q nominal consideration.
The school election to fiji the vacan-
cies caused by the expiration of the