Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-09-13
Thursday. Sept. l2.

line, is in the city.
Manly Nicholson, stock solicitor for r
he Milwaukee road, is in the city.
Matt Furrell shipped a train load Of 3
attle from Fort Benton yesterday.
Allan. the eldest son of John Spencer 3
# Sunnyside, left yesterday for Chicago.
J.. A. Carrier. formerly of Great Falls, $
Who is 10Y engaged in mining in Lump
.ulch, is in tn" city.
City Clerk Clark was out for the first
lime yesterday after struggling a few
lays with the grippe.
William S. Eaton deeds to James J..
lot 6, block 81. townsite of Moo
arch; consideration, 500.
The employees of the Sand Coulee Coal
company will today receive their wages
for August, aggregating $4,000.
Joseph Dule deeds to Frank Jurack an
undivided half Of lot 10, block 6, town
site of Belt; consideration, $500.
Guy Matthews, an attorney Of Menom-
inee, Wis.,, who has been in the city for
several weeks, returned home yester-
day.
John H. McCarty yesterday instituted
suit in the district court agaist Haskall
and Ida Concannon to recover S112.35,
alleged to be due as wages.
Chamberlain jewelry store and Porter
Bros. book store are moving to the store
room recently occupied by Chase & Nc
Cherry in the Klngsbuy block.
Joseph Dule has sold to Fred Jarcak,
for a nominal consideration, the saloon
furniture, fixtures. etc. in a building on
lot 10, block G, townsite of Belt.
Maude Haven deeds to Frank G. Hall
the sw4 of the se4 of section Is. town
ship 81 north, range t east, 40 acres near
Black butte; consideration, $500.
Frank +. Brown, cashier Of the Great
Falls Meat company, left yesterday for a
visit to his former home. Collingwood,
Ont. He will be absent about six weeks.
r. NJ. Stiyer-, president of the Murray
Hill bank of New York city, who has
been visiting the Am~mon-Stivers works
d. Gilt Edge, LIT fer his homo this
morning.
Cards have been received. announcing
the marriage. Of Helena. Sunday. Sept.
s, 1895, of Mis- Dora Fligelman to Mr.
Samuel Singer. At home after Oct. l,
Great rams
Chicago mutton buyers were in the
Bear Paw country recently and pur-
chased several thousand wethere
from Menu ster, Meiz, Williamson and
others. The pricas paid we're about 81
for twos aud tbrees.
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raul HAtI'" he iepirSeit'rH " " "on
Associati1n of Stationary Engineers
He and g man from Butte were the onl,
, DELEGATES from Montana.
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near Int ha'noo" lalls'
].Justio, l}urleigh yesterday found +
: G.. Young guilty Of assault and batter
4 upon the person of Mrs. J. l.. lioustoI
/, and iinai him $50. Notice OF AppeH
was Given. After court adjourned, Ii
S. Green, Young's attorney. informe
Justice ljurlelgA that he would neNc
a try another case before nm.
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