Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-29

chosen. The capital stock is S75,OC0, in
S. shares.
The Montana Central railway COM
pany has attached lots -, Ii and IA,
block 452, claimed by Jennie Arnold.
The residents of the Boston g. Great
Falls addition will register and Vote in
the Fourth ward at the city election.
II. V. Salisbury deeds to Il. o. Ange
vine l6O acres IN section %, township 10
north, range jeaet; consideration, $1,000.
j. o. Gregg deeds to Amy G. Burlin-
game 10 acres in section 81, township y
north, of range 4 east; considerations,
$1,000.
The Great Falls Improvement COM
pany deeds to w. w. Judd lot 3, block
1913; consideration, S1,425. Judd deeds
to Matthias Miller for $4,000.
The Trades and Labor council will
hold it's regular meeting at 7:3O p. n. to.
night. Important business is to be trans
acted and a good attendance is desired.
Mrs. Wilbur F. Sanders, wife of ex-
Senator Sanders. and her son Junius
Sanders, of Helena, arrived yesterday to
attend the funeral of the late H. p. Rolfe.
There was but one case in the police
court yesterday, that of J. w. Lally,
charged with %vagrancy. After listening
to his story the court dismissed the case
against him.
M. Richardson of Belt was in the city
yesterday and showed a representative of
HE TRIBUNE a sample of coke of most
excellent qua!itY made from coal taken
from his mine at Arlington.
p. ODonnell, a miner at Neihart, died
yesterday, aged y years. He was born
in Pennsylvania but had lived in Mon
lana nearly all his life. His death was
the result OF pneumonia, which attacked
him four days ago.
Mrs. Wylie Of Bohemian will lecture
Monday evening next at the Presby-
terian church On temperance. The OBJ
ject of Mrs. Wylie's visit is to r%eorganize
the w. G. Il. U. which of late has been in
a somewhat ~disorganized condition.
Chas. W. Couldock, the old actor who
appeared in Great Falls a short time
ago as "Dunstan Kirke" in Efie Ellsler's
rendition Of Hazel Kirke, has finally re-
tired from the stage at the g of 80
years. giving a farewell performance in
Chicago a few evenings ago.
The announcement of the candidacy
of Emmett II. Carroll for the democratic
nomination for police magistrate ap-
pears in another column OF TUE TRIB-
uNE. MI. Carroll is an employe of the
United Silver smelter and a resident of
the Boston Il Great Falls addition.
w. Billiard of Great Falls was visiting
among his old friends here last Satur-
day. Mr.. Billiard had a petition asking
that he be appointed game warden for
Cascade county. The petition gained
many names here and all his friends
hope he will be suecessful.-Sun River
Sun.
Ed Rienickio of Sunnyside is III receipt
OF a letter that was among the mail of
the i'll fated steamer Elbe. The letter
itself bears evidence of the watery grave
from which il was rescued, and the fact
that it is connected with that horrifying
calamity renders it an interesting me-
mento.-Sun River Sun,
The legal firm Of Ewing e. Green
have dissolved partnership, IL. 5. Green
going into partnership with M. M. I4yter
under the firm title of Lyter 6 Green.
The new firm have secured elegant quar-
tiers in the Phelps block. Both are law
yers of ability and the firm will make a
strong legal team.
DR.. G. A. Brady, the attending physi-
clan of Lottie Wright, whose death was
chronicled two days since, contradicts
| tho et,Sor,art ~, rn,nrl f> tLn o,,,co 80
her death. He states that while heart
trouble may have been the predisposing
cause, erysipelas WIS the disease in fact
which caused death.
In the presence of many friends, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Samples, at 9 o'clock last evening. j. o.
Turner and Miss Susie M. Price, both of
Whitlash. we're married, Rey. Van Ors-
dell officiating. The groom is a member
of the firm of Turner Bros, cattlemen.
and has a host of friends throughout
northern Montana. The bride has made
her home at Whitlash for several years
and is one of the most estimable yourg
ladies in the vicinity.
Mrs. Nat Collins, the Cattle Queen
Of Montana, who has been east for the
past five months, returned to Choteau
last night. During her eastern tour
Mrs. Collins lectured in different cities
and met with a most cordial reception at
every point. Her book, which was issued
from the press d few weeks ago, has met
with splendid success, nearly the entire
edition having been sold. 1t is the lady's
intention to resume the lecture field as
soon az certain arrangements are com
pleted.
The day OF government land selections
in Cascade county is o drawing to
close. Already a large amount of the
available agricultural land has been
Withdrawn from entry by actual settle. :
by reason of the Northern Pacific selec
tions, the reservoir selections, public
building elections and university and
school selections. Now commissioner
have been named to select a million
acres in the state to set aside as Estate
desert lands" The settler who intends
to get one of Uncle Sans farms will dc
we'll to lose no time in filing his claim, as
the best lands are rapidly being with
drawn from entry.