Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25

Wednesday, i an. 20.
Charles Lochray of Sand Coulee, for
merly representative in the Legislature
from this county, was in town yesterday
Tie townsite company deeds to VIM
j. Kennedy. for a consideration of $500,
10 . III block 2G}, first addition to town.
site.
The Goodrich Lumber company files
Il lien against lot 4 in block 3l1, town
site, the property Of Jesse l.. Henry, for
32ll.97.
Ia the case Of Robert Pontet We. the
hoard Of county commissioners, judg-
ment in favor Of the plaintiff for SOB 50
was entered yesterday in the district
court.
j. r. Clark Of the firm of Clark Bros.
of Choteau, one Of the largest firms of
wool growers in the state, was registered
at the Park yesterday on his way to
Helena.
The Great Falls Carriage Works and
Frank Lee have taken judgment against
the Montana Stage company by default
of the latter, for the sums of 500 and
Sl3O,4J respectfully
FIX Sheriff Hamilton, during his long
term Of office, contracted habit of say
ing little but saving wood, and now it is
stated that he is going into the business
with Jack Eaton. They propose to cut
and haul timber to the city for sale as
fuel.
VIM. +. Junkin deeds to Elias w.
Chichester lots and , and the e15 of
the nw4 section 81 in township 20 Onorth,
range 4 east; also undivided 4 of lots .
and 3, block 5ll l, and interest in lot s.,
block 400, and lot =, block 356, townsite
of Great Falls. Consideration, $4,000,
The following cases in the district
court have been dismissed without
prejudice: Cascade bank vs. Geo A.
Grant; Cascade bank vR. j. w. RUSSELL
T.. z. Atkinson vs. Chas. f. Hall: f. p.
Atkinson; II. l.. Erwin. The following
cases have been dismissed settled: Gal
lagAer e. Gockstetter vs. j. b. Dawson;
North Western National bank vs. j. p
Dyas ct al. The case of A. w. Paul Vs.
Dan Ledgerwood et al. is dismissed.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed by the Globe Theater Company of
Montana. The capital stock of the COM
pany is placed at $4,000 shares of 81
each. The incorporators are D. f.
Randall, Henry S. Barnett and Henry c.
Freeze. The officers are ID. e. Randall
president; Henry G. Freeze, secretary;
|. Clayton, treasurer. The principal
place of business is Great Falls, and the
objects of the association is to own and
operate theaters in the state of Montana.
A private letter received here from j.
j. Hill states that wholesale grocery
firm, with capital of from S25OOOO to
100000, has been organized for the pur.
pose of doing an exclusively Wholesale
and jobbing business in Great Falls and
that as soon as he returns from Europe,
| which will be about the middle of
March, the new firm will become incor-
porated and commence arrangements for
opening business in Great Falls.
Jno. Hagler of Big Sandy, who has
just returned from visit east, reports
that the sheep breeders of Ohio aud the
middle states are getting out of the bus
mess as quickly as possible. 1t is case
of absolute necessity; they need money
and have to sacrifice their tiocks to get
it. Sheep husbandry under present con
ditions s a losing occupation on the
high priced lands of the thickly settled
| eastern and middle statns River Press
In a recent issue of the Madisonian a
| correspondent writes that A. Il. Will
comb, who resides near Twin Bridges, is
owner of bovine freak that would cause
Barnum to turn over in his grave were
the dead AMI gone Snowman to know Of
its existence 1t is a yearing calf, with
| three we'll defined horns, one in the cen
Ter of the forehead, three eyes, the third
being located just below the third horn,
and triple breathing apparatus. 1t is
a fire healthy calf and promises to be-
come IA full .crn"n curiosity.
Marcus I'a!y returned yesterday TO
Anaconda after looking over the coal
properties at Belt and making some bust
ness change there 1t is stated that
Mr.. DAILY expressed himself as highly
pleased with the property and declared
that the Development of the camp would
proceed with great rapidity. One hun
dred coke ovens are already finished and
the coal washing plant is in operation
and working we'll. Within few days
the ovens Will be charged and the manu-
facture of coke commenced.
A very pleasant and unique party WIS
given Monday evening by Mrs, Morrow
and her son j. II. Morrow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Blauvrlt, at the residence of Mrs
Morrow. Ono of the features of the
evenings entertainment was progress
sive conversation" Each of the young
ladies was furnished with a card con
tanning number of topics ranging all
the way from Clevelands Hawaiian
policy to the virtues of Rex flour, ami
the guests were each required to display
their knowledge of the subject by con
versing on the topic given in turn,
About % we're present and a most en-
joyable evening passed.
Capt. Thos. Couch, superintendent of
the b. Il NJ, mines at Butte, arrived here
yesterday and will leave for lis Sun
River ranch today. Capt. Couch states
that the mines of the company never
looked so promising as they do today,
The quality of the ore is improving and
immense bodies are in sight. He says
that the mines could supply three plants
as large as that in operation IN Great
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