Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-03
Tuesday. A Dril 80.

Mrs. A. B. Hunt left yesterday for a
visit to'friends in Minneapolis.
w. ID. Barclay, general superintendent
Of the Great Falls a. Canada road, is in
the city.
Richard Jockey, IA we'll known citizen
of Helena, is in the city and is registered
at the Park.
AID. Hansen and his bride reformed
Sunday from their wedding trip, which
he's been spent on the Pacific coast.
There will be d very large acreage of
wheat and barley sow in this section
this saason.-Choteau Montanian.
In Judge Races court yesterday judg-
case of Il. n. Grimes vs.. VIM, SchumaL
in favor Of the plaintiff for $215.SJ.
Mrs. Malpin and the Misses Maupin,
mother and sisters of Mrs. DIR. Gordon,
are expected here shortly from Mobile,
Alabama, to spend the summer in
Montana.
TIE Security bank deeds to Tena
Anderson, for a consideration of 800,
the ny of the mel and the n of the
nw1l of section . in township %, north
OF range ) west.
Thomas Westgard of the Noihart Her
aid returned Sunday from Benson. Mimi.
whore he has been visiting friends and
relatives for the last two weeks. lie
left yesterday for his home in Neihart.
The receiver of the Merchants Ma
tional bank will within a few days de-
clare another dividend of 10 per cent to
the creditors of the bank. This will
make 20 per cent declared since the
bank closed its doors.
In Judge Burleigh's court yesterday
judgment was rendered in the case OF
Mckenzie a. Louchars VS.. Mckay Bros.
for the plaintiff in the sumo of 500 ~.
Also in the case OF Largent Il Huntoon
va. Belle McCune for the sum of S2lO.75.
James r. Lewis, assignee, deeds to
Albert G. Clarke, subject to a mortgage
OF $4,000, the NJ OF lots 10 and II,
block 366. TOWNSHIP of Great Falls. Con-
sideration, $1,000. This is the Ulm
house property.
Prof. Knoll and Miss Marie McNiel,
the cornet soloists arrived yesterday
from Helena, where they have been play
AdS OIL OuBoHCLlCAt Lucy Will Culdl
a short time and then leave for st. Louis,
where they have been engaged to play
during the exposition.
The mavericks belonging to the Shon-
kin associations were sold by auction at
the meeting last evening, and were
knocked down to John Lepley, who bid
Sl4.25 per head. This is an advance of
about SO per cen over the price paid
last year.-River Press.
j. Z. Reynolds leaves today for Hell
ena. He will be gone several days, at |
tending the sessions of the state trade |
and labor convention. About twenty
five delegates from Great Falls will be
present. The convention meets Wednes-
day afternoon at Helena.
M. A. Dewitt, a Chicago banker, con-
nected with the house of N. w. Harris e.
Co., is spending a few days in town. He
is very much gratified with the state of
business and the progress of the city and
country. The firm he represents is very
heavily Interested in Cascade county So
curities.
Charles Allard is trying an experiment
with his buffalo herd. He has sheared
the whole outfit and has 800 pounds of
hair, or fur, or wool, or whatever it
should be called, as the result of the
clip. 1t will be shipped east to be made
into cloth. The herd numbers AS at
present lnter-Lake.
Chas. Gray, who tried to poison him
self Saturday morning with squirrel
poison, is now recovering. He was able
to eat yesterday and is feeling better in
every way. He will probably be dis
charged in a day or two, if he is able to
convince the authorities that he has got
over tho rash notion of leaving this