Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-09-06
in which he will testify as to the charac-
ter Of Grandchamps, the murdered man.

j. Ii. Young, of the South side, for
the next two weeks.
John Renner deeds 10 Ira w. Smith
lots 6, 8, 8, 10, IL. u, IL and IA, block u,
Black Eagle Falls addition TO toWnsite;
consideration, $4,000.
Hiram a. Pratt left this morning for
Aberdeen, S. D., his former home. where
he will hereafter reside, Mrs. Pratt will
follow in a few weeks.
The trial of r. Gallagher of Sand
Coulee, accused of using indecent Ian
gnage toward q will be, held be-
fore Justice Race tomorrow.
The county treasurer has created a
teachers institute fund, IN which the fee
Of 81 paid by each applicant for a teach
ere certificate viii be placed.
Thomas McMahon and wife deed to p.
j. Shields 80 acres Of gypsum rock
placer mining ground on Little Otter
creek; consideration, nominal.
Mrs. Julia Weber and the Misses Eve
lyn and Julia Ammon of Gilt Edge, left
yesterday for New York, where the
Misses Ammon will attend school.
Frederick G. Poole yesterday filed for
record his government patent to lots l
and 2, section 81, township II north,
range 10 east, so aires, near Grafton.
The suit of Charles Boles vs. the
Great Northern Railway company, to re-
cover $4,000 damages for Injuries re-
ceived near Culbertson, has been dis
missed, fully settled.
The insanity commission in the case
of Leonidas Vieau, the Kibbey rancher,
decided that his insanity was only
temporary and he was committed to the
county hospital.
The following suits have been dis
missed in the district court: Valentine
Laubenheimer We. w. H. Taylor; Charles
w. Nelson Va. w. H. Taylor ct al; Virgil
A.. Wilson VS.. John Becker.
Sarah T. Bodkin has filed for record a
declaration of homestead covering lot Z,
block l40, First addition to TOWNSHIP,
Seventh avenue north and Thirteenth
street; declared value, $1,000.
Miss Bessie Murray will leave next
Monday morning for Leland Stanford
university, where she will take a course.
Miss Murray has marked talents and her
many friends expect that she will win
high honors.
In the suit of Matt Dunn vs. the City
OF Great Falls, to compel the treasurer to
cash warrants issued in payment for Sun
River park, the defendants time to
answer has been extended until tomor-
row night.
The Misses Iona and Lula Armstrong
and Mrs. d. l.. Barker of Neihart left
this morning for Louisville, where they
will remain until after the G.. A. f. en-
campment, when they will visit in South
ern Indiana.
A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Donovan ran away from home yesterday
and for several hours the parents were
very, anxious concerning it, but found it
down town, whittier it had wandered in
its play.
F. Geo. Hcldt and Capt. j. o. Gregg
left this morning for the G. A. Il. en-
campment at Louisville, to which they
are delegates. At Chicago they will be
joined by Col. j. II. Rice and j. w.
Clark.
Miss Pauline Meguiar of Shelbyville,
Ky, who was tue guest OF Mrs. Il. S.
Ford a few weeks ago, and has since
been visiting Miss Raleigh OF Helena,
passed through Great Falls this morning,
en- route to har Kentucky home.
Sheriff Dwyer yesterday left for Deer
Lodge vita Amiel Kromrle, who pleaded
guilty to stealing d mare frDm A. IL.
Rove Of Arlington, and was sentenced
to two and one.half years Imprisonment.
1t will be his second term in Deer Lodge.
Capt. J, O. Gregg, vino left tAls morn
ing for the G. i. II. encampment at
Louisville, will attend the dedication of
the National park at Chickamauga Sept.
10, after which he will go to the Atlanta
expedition, where he hopes to be on
blue and Gray" day, the occasion of
the reunion Of the two armies which
were at the siege OF Atlanta.
George Vernon Of Sand Coulee, brother
Of Al Vernon, who disappeared last
April, while engaged in prospecting, in
company with Charles Nellin, an Aus
triau, near the head of Sheep creek. has
received information of the finding of
one of the bones of a human arm in that
vicinity. Another search party will be
organized, to 60 in quest of the remain
der Of the skeleton, to ascertain, if posi-
BILE, whether Or not it is Nernon's,
The trial Of Fred Davis, who was ar
rested in Great Falls recently on d
charge OF grand larceny, resulted in a
disagreement Of the jury. Sheriff John
Zimmerman or Teton county was in
Great Falls yesterday and left this morn,
ing for Fort Benton, to arrest Davis on L
charge O& horse stealing, II CAoteAu
county will surrender him.