Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-29
eE . YIN WEEK
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. e. Il. Bean of
gan, a girl.
b. w. Willard and wife deed to Thos.
lnson lot 9, block 10, Belt; considera-
y, $500.
he Burnell and Emo Investment Go.
filed suit against David III. White ct
or Sl4O, balance on mortgage.
he following are the ore shipments
the past week from Neihart: Broad
er, II; Flagstaff, ]; total, ID.
he interest of james Brown ct al. in
J, block 45l, has been decided to the
tern Loan & Savings company; con-
ration, Sl,309,87.
harlee ), Jackman and wife deed to
10y M. Merwin lots 7, s and 8, 80 to
Fourth street addition to North
It Falls; consideration, $3.50.
he interest Of Charles f. Walker ct
b lot 7, block 10, Boston & Great
addition, has been decided to the
Tern Loan and Savings Co.; consid-
bn, Sl,O51.37.
NJ M. Majors, for many years foreman
Bach, Cory cattle outfit, has &C
d a responsible position with G. j.
Amara, of Big Sandy, the largest
ESde owner in the state.
S#%C10y. Richards has appointed L. e,
Collins, member of the state board OF
on the subcommittee on ii
nGHEEggR school of mines and auditing,
0llins is chairman of the first named
J05Ran Peterson has transferred to Paris
Gfh46Sh one-quarter of the st. Peter lode
aud 80ne-third of the Alexandria and
KiH9sEolomon lodes, Little creek district,
Reconsideration being named as ST.
HetsHa Independent.
Heyen samples of ore from the Florence
mine Ut Neihart, recently assayed, showed
n14rectively 13, 800, l4,G75, 4,lG5, 2,595,
z2ae4$1gT 3,755, G,SS0 ouncesp per ton in silver,
@Sayerage yield per ton, by the car
G1(fH Is over 300 ounces.
Gnrshal Pontet received "a telegram
tsrday from Supt. Winslow of the In.
1IG4t school at Fort Shaw notifying MIN
tMN&3stwo Indian boys, pupils OF the
oDo6ool, named Nels Grancham and Joe
NO0uette, had run away from school and
hRdEgone in the direction of Great Falls.
requested the police to be on the
for the boys and intercept them
III they came to this city.
The Typographical journal, the official
paper of the International Iypographi.
cal Union of North America, SAYS: THE
thanks of the fraternity aud organized
labor generally are due to j. II. Reynolds
OF the Montana legislature for his sue
ceseful efforts in shutting out the Wer-
ner company in it's offer to supply school
books and other supplies for that
state"
J. T. Reynolds of Great Fa Is, Mont,
q rising newspaper man and A member
of the late Legislature, was a caller at
the Tribune office yesterday. He re.
ports the republican sentiment strong in
Montana. The popular issues are pro
lection and free silver coinage. The
work Of the legislature was especially
satisfactory. and it resulted in the cleo
ton Of two republican United States
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tribune.
A good deal of apprehension existed
in Belt this week over the fate Of a cat
CIo udulBu OCuullZ, WHO Wout OUT
to purchase cattle some time ago for
Falligan's meat market. Nothing was
heard Of him for over a week after the
time he was expected to return, and, az
he had a considerable sum of money
with him, his employer had about given
him up and come to the conclusion that
he had met with foul play, when he re.
turned Thursday last, having been I'm.
detained in a remote section
Of the county.