Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-08-23

to defend Edward j. O'Brien and he has
executed to VIM, q. Downing a chattel
mortgage on ten cattle, two horses
wagon, hogs, crops and ranch improve
ments; consideration, $500.
The corpse Of the 1S.monthe.old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oden of Neihart
was brought to Great Falls Yesterday,
and the funeral will be held this after.
noon from b. Il, and w. l.. Cooks under
taking parlors in the Masonic block at Z
o'clock.
Frank Bigbee, the victim of O'Brien's
Winchester, will be buried this after
noon from McHratney' g undertaking par
lors. AS far He can be learned be has
no relatives living in this section of the
country, and the judge Of the court has
ordered his body inferred here.
Contractor Vogel yesterday began the
excavation for paving of tho block on
Central avenue between Fourth ana
Third streets He made more rapid pro,
grees yesterday than on any previous
day, and will endeavor to complete his
contract by the date set by the council,
Sept. l.
The Great Northern will make a rate
Of one fare for the round trip So. .Ol TO
the national rncampmcnt Of the G.. i.
Il. at Louisville, KY, Sept. 10th to 18th.
Tickets on sale Sept. 1tl,. 9Th and 7th,
tInal limit to return, Sept. 9th, 1898.
For further information call at ticket
Office, Great Northern railway.
Albert II. S"crlfegcr and wife decd
to David Rice and James 6. Wells, sub
icct to a mortgage Of II, 900, for ii noui-
nal consideration, the cl. OF the sWlI
and the sW' Of the sW11 of section IT,.
and the NV Of the nwI of section IT,,
all in township II north. range q east.
100 acres near Riccvillc, and watrr-rights.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Swanstrom, residing on Fifth street
south, between Seventh and Eighth ave
nuee, died yesterday afternoon. The
little fellow was about II months old and
a very sweet and lovable child. and it's
loss is & deep affection. 1t will be buried
Ihursdsy Afternoon at = o'clock.
G. w. Maucr, the third vice grand
master of the brotherhood of Locomo
tive Firemen, entertained about a dozen
officers and members of Sun River lodge
Monday evening at the ST. Elmo. and
Caterer Jones provided a menu for the
occasion which would have done credit
TO any cafe ~ the city many times it's
size.
Sol Yatcs has filed his replication in
the suit brought by David II. Young to
Dust him from his position as city iailcr.
He denies every allegation of Ioung's
answer, an abstract Of which was pub
lishcd in THE TRIBUNE recently. The
case is now ready for trial and will prob
ably be heard by Judge Benton without
Il jury, as III" issues are all of law.
The Aurora, Illinois, Beacon records
the death Of viii johnson, the eldest
son of l.. H. johnson, formerly superin,
tcndent Of the Montana Central and II
resident Of Ibis city, at Toledo, Ohio,
August 7h. The remains were taken
to Aurora, Illinois, on the llth inst,
and were inferred there. Mr.. johnson
had many friends among the railroad
men md citizens Of this place who will
regret his sad bereavement.
The testimony in the land contest case
between tho ht,rs Of j. Il. Num-, n
the Montana Central railway, involving
land near the Sand Coulee .mines, Oh
which the company have made improve
ments, WAS finished yesterday. and in II
few days Commissioner COckrill will take
the testimony and several sacks of sam
piles Of the coal alleged TO have been TAX
en- from the land and offered in evidence
as bearing on lis mineral character, to
Helena and deposit them with the land
Office there.