Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-09-06
NEWS ez y1E WEEK
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Saturday. Aug. 80.

- - i<OiSS liz DllNCDDu1cI 0I CcNtH-
more, ILL.,, is at the Park.
+. ID. Cooper, eX-cOunty commissioner.
is in the city from Cascade.
Dan Samples went to Chinook to at
tend to some cattle shipments yesterday.
Green, Kingsbury and Samples will
ship a trainload of cattle from Chinook
today.
j. X. Castner deeds to 7. e. Healey lot
%, block II, Belt townsite; considera-
ton. $3.50.
Mrs. f. Z. Overman is reported to be
seriously i'll, and her friends are quite
anxious over her condition.
John X. Cashier and wife deed to
Alex Alexanderson lot 10, block 8, Belt
townsite; consideration, 800.
A. p. Curtin of Helena, senior part
ner in the firm of A. p. Curtin &Co., of
Great Falls and Helena, is in the city.
Mrs. J. M. Burlingame, ST., of Mime
apolis, will arrive 500 to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. B%urlingame, Jr, for several
months.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to William Swan. aged %, and
Josephine Benneau, aged II, halfbreeds
from Dearborn canyon.
Claude M. Boardman left yesterday
for Havre, where he will remain for a
short time, when he will proceed further
east, visiting relatives for a few weeks.
Miss Elsie L. Barrow and Mrs. G.. j..
Lyons of Helena arrived in the city yes
terday and left last night for Choteau,
where they will visit at the home of
Charles f. Green.
j. K. Cashier deeds to Max Muir, for
a consideration of $3.50, lot 8, block l.,
and lots II and IS, block 3, Belt town
site. A two-story building, 25x4O feet,
will be erected on this site.
About twenty persons will leave this
morning for Helena to participate IN the
celebration of the twenty fifth aDniver-
sary of the battle of Sedan. Bismarck
lodge No. l, o. D. H. S., and the Tur-
ners will send delegations.
The Great Falls Water Power and
Townsite company deeds to the Butte
IL Montana Commercial company lot 10,
block :}S4, Third addition to toWnaite,
and all of lot 7, block 5J3, Sixth addition
to townsite, except the southeast quarter;
consideration, S775.
Judgments by default were entered in
the following suits yesterday. Bateman
& Switzer VS.. Phelps g. Ball, S22O2.1 20;
Ferdinand ArDdt Va. G. II. and Eliza
beth Mullery, 1894 %; Martha E. Noble
va. Z. O. Terrell, $3.50 80: Churchill q
Webster vs., L. O. Terrell, $102.33.
Francis M. McQuivey and wife deed
to Eber z. Hewitt and Rose L. Fitch, for
4 nominal consideration, the nL of the
seq of tho swI, the ne14 Of the sw14 of
the sw14 and the NJ of the nw4 of the
swI of the sw1+ of section 20, township
Il north, range 3 east, IS acres near
Black Horse butte,
Persons in the city from Belt state
that the number of employees of the
Cashier Goat and Coke company will be
increased 300 tomorrow, Coal cars are
scarce and there has been two days aus
spension Of work during the pas week
on this account, but 400 coal cars are
now being constructed in tho Great
FalIe shops.
City Detective Germ returned yester-
day from Anaconda, whittier he went to
ascertain whether or not a man arrested
there was one of the "Oliver Bros who
passed a worthless check on the Casino
q attempted to pass one on the Mil
waukee house. The prisoner was not
the man whom the detective wanted and
ne returned empty-handed.
About a score of members of Silver d.
vision, No. 10, Uniform rank, Knightc of
Pythias, drove to Sand Coulee last night
to attend the grand anniversary ball
given by the Uniform rank in honor of
the knights of Pythias Of Sand COulee.
A large crowd attended the ball, which
was held in Library hall, and all en-
joyed themselves. An elegant supper
was served at a late hour.
Belt Creek Miners union No, 81, W. F..
M, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing six months: Ed McAnnally,
president; Alfred Blake, vice president
VIM, Eyno,n, recording secretary; Rob't;
Hendry, financial secretary; Anton Jars.
chiski, treasurer; j. Stevens, warden;
Vim. Smith, conductor. Executive com
mittee, u. McAnnaliy, J. Sweeny, A.
Blake, G. Doran, A. Lochray. Dele
gates to Trades ard Labor council, Me
Annually, Lochray, Sweeney, Mungull
and Stevens. j. Stevens, trustee.
Prof. Lester f. Ward of the United
5'ates geOiogi2al survey, returned la9r
1ight from a trip to the Judith basin
country. He has been gathering speci-
mems of the fossil flora from the coal
measures Of Goyser aud that %neighhor-
hood, and reports Il very successful trip,
and has secured several which he he
lioVes to be nc~ epecies, heretofore I'M
known to science. He will leave today
for Portland and the coast. lio is greatly
pleased with his trip to this section Of
tho country and says he expects to re-
turn again next season.
Rose Parker, an unfortunate woman
OF the town, who was arrested some
weeks ago and sentenced to thirty days
in the county Jail, but afterward sent TO
the county hospital for treatment, yes
terday left the hospital and soon after
ward filled up with whisky. The result
was that she waB taken to th9 city
Jail, where she again had q relapse into
her former condition OF illness, being
taken with repeated commissions. 1T re