Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-06-28
Sunday, d. II 30.

Z. G.. Maclay returned yesterday from
a business trip to Neihart.
Gus Okerman, a prominent rancher of
Geyser, was in the city yesterday.
II. II. Nelson, a prominent stock man
of Cascade, was in town yesterday.
j. G. Gibson. a we'll known ran cher of
Truly, WAS in the city yesterday.
John Lepley of Fort Benton came in
yesterday and is registered at the Park.
b. NJ. Burrell of the Sand Coulee Coal
company was registered at the Park yes
terday.
James Mathews was a passenger yes
terday on the train which came III from
Nelhart.
i. K. Clingau, the well known mer.
chant of Belt, is in the city today OF
business.
Mrs. Charles Lochray and Mrs. E. H.
Anthony of Sand Coulee, were visitors
in the city yesterday.
E. l.. Williams deeds to T.. j. Ogiivie,
for a consideration of $50, lot As, block
,, Refinery addition.
II. e. Benner is packing up his house.
hold furniture preparatory to removing
to Great E'alls.-Belt Times.
Rudolph Won Tobel of Lewistown, a
member of the late Legislature from Fer
gus county, was a visitor in the city yes
terday.
H. w. Willard, the Belt real estate and
coal owner, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, we're registered at the Park
yesterday.
Louis Andrews deeds TO Nathaniel
Webb for a consideration of $500 the
swL of section II, township Is north,
range 3 west.
Miss May Tattan, daughter of Judge
Tattan Of Fort Benton, is visiting in the
city and is the guest of Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas Wright.
L. Andrews mas filed in the clerks
office his government final receipt GOV
ing the sw1l of section IA. township Is
north, range 3 west.
Charles S. Gibson, who has been re-
siding in Helena for some time past,
came in yesterday and was greeting his
OH ITlenuS III tnlS clly'
James Adams. a we'll known cattleman
of Sun River. accompanied by Mrs.
Adams. came in yesterday and were re-
gistered at the Burlington.
Ed F. Mann, a well known rancher of
the Klbbey district, accompanied by
Mrs. Mann, came in yesterday and are
registered at the Minneapolis.
c.. G.. Rice, who runs the wool baling
machine at the wool warehouse arrived
yesterday from Chicago, and will start
up the baling machine next week.
DR.. C. w. Scott of Lawrence, Mass.
arrived in Great Falls yesterday morn.
ing aud will spend some days visiting
his daughter, Mrs. o. S. Warden.
X. J. kalkn.an, of Chicago, the we'll
known cattle man. arrived here Friday
last and is renewing his acquaintance
with the stocklnen of this vicinity.
Two men named Shelby and Smith
we're arrested yesterday by Officer Falk,
charged with fighting. They will be
tried Monday by Judge Hawkins.
James A. Coram of Kalispell, su
perintendent of the b. and M. Com
mercial company there, is a visitor IN
the city and is registered at the Ulm.
General Superintendent McLaren of
the Montana Central leaves tonight for
Minneapolis. 1t is stated that when he
returns he will bring with him a fair
bride.
A. j. Lowe, formerly of this city, but
who has been absent for a year or more
in Ohio, returned yesterday 10 look after
certain mining interests he has in this
section.
Dan Crowley of Lewistown is in town
with his string of race horses en- route to
Great Falls for the July races. j. Demp,
sey of the same place is expected today
with his string.-Belt Times.
Alexander r. Lapeyre deeds to Isa-
belle M. Gordon, for a nominal consid-
GRAFTON, an undivided half of the west
half of the nw114 of the sell of section
IS, township 20 north, range 4 east.
G. w. Junkins of Chase q McCleery's
returned yesterday with his bride, for
merly Miss Hattie NJ. Baker, of Morrison,
ILL.,. where they were married on the 18th
inst. They will be at home to their
friends after the 18th Of j uly.
G. M. Cayerly, the well known wool
buyer of Boston, arrived here yesterday
and was greeting many of his old ac-
quaintances in this city. Mr.. Caverly
has visited this market every year for a
good many years and has a host of &C
quaintances all through this section of
The state.
Ben Butler, a well known railroad
man, formerly a dispatcher N the Mon
tana Central, returned to this city after
an absence of about q year. He brings
with him Il wife and will once more take
up his residence in Great Falls. having
accepted a position on the Montana
Central again.
Tuesday, June 20.