Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-17
NEWS e m. y4z WEEK
Saturday. May IL.

H. w. Willard deeds to Mrs. Harriet
Walker lot 90, block 10, TOWNSHIP OF Belt.
Consideration, $3.50.
Ed Barnum has been appointed clerk
of the school board at Belt in place of
w. e. Riley, resigned.
w. Gurley and l.. Z. Gurley have COM
menced suit in the district court against
William Ulm on note for 1913.
joseph Dule deeds to Fred Jurcak an
undivided one-half of lot 10, block 6,
towneite of Belt. Consideration, $3.50.
The First National bank deeds to A. j.
Shores lots 5 and 7, block BAG, townsite,
subject to mortgage as recorded. Con
sideration, $4,000.
Mrs. I. Parker Veazey and children
will leave next Sunday morning for Balti-
more, Maryland, their old home for a
visit of several months.
Ole Fura, the old man who was re-
Gently adjudged insane by the probate
court, was taken yesterday to the insane
asylum by the deputy sheriff.
John w. Power of Fort Benton re-
turned this week from an eastern trip
extending as far as New York. lie came
10y way of Helena, and was accompanied
home by Miss Power and Master Merlin
The new bank at Belt opened up for
business Yesterday. Harry }. Skinner is
in charge of the new institution for the
n%resent. Officers will be elected later.
The bank is a branch of the First
National bank of this city.
G.. Volk has purchased of G. (iotzian
& Co. of st. Paul, the entire stock OF
goods formerly belonging to b. Heppner
in the Canary block, which he will re-
move to Second avenue south and dis
pose of them at retail.
At a meeting of the trades and labor
council held last night George Lathror
of the Mill and Smeltermens' union
was elected president of the organiza.
ton in place of j. r. Fox, who resigned
on account of business calling him
away from the city.
Members of the Moccasin Roundup
association held a meeting in Lewistown
Monday, at which it was decided to com
mence the spring roundup at the Circle
Bar ranch on Flatwillow on tho 10th
inst. leaving James Fergus ranch on the
l7th,-Lewistown Argus.
The funeral of Charles Noeth will take
place today at 9 o'clock in the afternoon
from the German Lutheran church
Mr.. Noeth was a member OF the
Mill and Smeltermen's union, ane
will be buried by that organization
He was employed in the electrolytic de
partment and was about 4S years OF age
The Union Mems Building association
held a meeting Thursday evening las
a.l o.,:,%n1 a p,,r,kor nf Onrpn ,iftapt
to wait on the various labor organization!
and solicit subscriptions to it's stock
The associating has met with tiatterine
success so far and those interested in j
hope soon to have enough cash on hane
to close an option they now hold on
Central avenue lot.
The Judith Round-U Up association helt
business meeting in Lewistown las
Saturday, which was attended by a mum
Der of cattlemen from the Judith ant
Moccasin ranges. 1t was decided t.
the spring round-u at king's
corral in Blood coulee on the oath inst.
the Shonkin association working with
them in that locality. The Judith out
fit will leave Utica On the 2lst inst
Lewistown Argus.
A marriage license was issued Thurs
day evening to John Il. Eaton and Mis-
Eleanor Brunneau and they we're quietl.
married the same evening. The happy
couple left Immediately after the we'd
ding for the ranch of the bridegroom
near Mr.. Gibson's Sand Coulee farm
MIR, Eaton lie a wealthy stockman ant
rancher, add has recently gone int
partnership with ex-Sheriff Hamilton il
the wool business, and his bride is a wei
known young lady, and a sister to Mrs
J%osephus Hamilton.
Joseph IIouson and Mrs. Houson wer'
before Judge Hawkins yesterday on
charge OF petit larceny. The evidence
showed that there was no intention OF
the part of the defendants to steal any
thing, but certain goods were taken
which they claimed they had a right t.
on the ground of ownership. BY mis-
take a wig was taken which turned on
not to be the one defendants supposed
1t to be. A plea of guilty was entered
on this account and the court made tn
fine 81 and costs, RENTING the 81.