Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25

yc7toibaJ anu Is Registered dL Llle IdFK.
Nick Baatz deeds to Henry Baatz lot
2, III block 200, First addition to townsite
Consideration $50.
Tho funeral of Mrs. f. c. Mitchell
took place yesterday afternoon from her
residence on the South side.
Tho towDsite company deeds to James
MalOney for consideration of 5000, lot
I, III block 4O}, First addition to town
site.
Fred A. Hammond deeds to Adelbert
Armstrong for a consideration of 500,
the el9 of lot II, in block 50, First addi-
ton TO townBitc.
Attorney Lindsey we'll known law
| yer OF Butte, was in town yesterday on
! his return from Belt, where he has been
engaged in legal business.
The sheriff of Cascade county deeds to
| Nick Baatz. for Il consideration Of
SlSJ 80, the interest of John r. Rum ct
al in lot =, block 200, First addition to
toWnsite.
In Judge Burlcigh's court yesterday
another judgement by default was en-
tered up against the Montana Stage
company in favor Of William Nagues for
523l 80.
The many friends of Mr. S. r. Fletch-
er in this city will be pleased to learn
that he has recovered from his serious
illness and is now able to be about
again.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. &. Phelps gave a din
ner party Tuesday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Theo. Gibson, Mr. and
Mrs. M. S. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Blauvelt.
W. D. Randall is having good luck
with his fast horses on the California
track. Idaho Chief won race the other
day and several other horses of his have
been making good records.
In the case of Henry S. Jenkins vs.
the Chandler Syndicate an order of sale
has been filed by the district court for
lot 2, section II, township q north
range east, containing l7.SS acres to
satisfy lien of Sl4, ,39l.46
PJ. Shields of Belt, is in the city to-
day. lie has resigned his position rs
superintendent of the Castner Coal and
Coke company at Belt, but still intends
to make his home in Great Falls, He
says this is good enough place for him.
Theodore Kick, Great Northern sec
ton boss at Fort Benton, who recently
recovered from broken knee, has again
been laid up, this time with erysipelas.
but is again able to be on the Streets
River Press.
The sheriff of Cascade county deeds to
Peter Koch the interest of r. p. Cald
we'll ct al. in lands in sections 80, 81, &c
and 10, township 10 north, range l east
and sections "a and %, in township 1G
north, range l west also undivided one
tenth interest in irrigation ditches Con-
sideration S2,135.
DR.. Wasson went to Helena yesterday
to preach the annual sermon before the
Montana branch of the Woman's Aux
iliary to the board of missions. In con
sequence the address that he was tC
make on Friday on "Organized Labor
before the Trade and Labor council has
been postponed till the meeting of next
week.
c. X. Cunningham, formerly of the Ia.
dustrial Printing Company, left yester.
day for Boston. where he will represent
the owners of the University addi-
ton. This addition adjoins the city
limits on the west side of the river
This addition is having quite a boom
these days a large number of lots hav-
ing been sold on land contracts.
John Clark of Chinook, and Charles
Coatway of Belmont, in the Little Rocky
district came to Fort Benton the other
day. Mr.. Coatway has been in the en-
ploy Of Ben Phillips, and while riding
after cattle last week, had his ankle
broken by his horse falling on him. lie
was taken to Malta, and from there
came TO this city for treatment. River
| Press.
Fred Arthur brought back with him
as relic of the awful explosion at Butte
tho rear part of the driver seat belong
! ing to the hose wagon that stood near
the fatcful spot where the explosion oc-
Cured. 1t is splintered and torn and
stained with blood, and is very grim
and suggestive relic of the great catas.
trophe. 1t hangs in the hose house over
the stalls of the horses, a silent reminder
OF the dangers of the calling which the
| brave tiremen follow.
Tho Dupuyer Acantha says that
Teton county is, We believe, the only
county in the state of Montana without
ID church building, where thsse who feel
SO inclined can gather together at least
once a week to Worship the Supreme
Being" 1t then goes en- to say that they
do not propose to remain at the tail OF
the religious procession any longer and
prints list Of subscriptions amounting
to 3400 which will be paid to any de-
nomination building "A church there.
Two lots will also be donated.
WYOMING SENATOR'S