Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-11
range l west, 160 acres near Chestnut.


~ The Great Falls Water Power and
Il, LoWnslte ' company, in consideration of
ol'ooo, deeds to Henry w. Eggersglus
.. ux., lots and 7, block 576, West
Great Falls.
Henry Fl. Nelson yesterday filed for
record his government patent to lots 2,
o ana T., section 3, township IS north,
range | east, 1856 acres near the mouth
OF Little Muddy.
we have received nut coal free from
DUST and waste. Excellent for ranges
ahd a. cooking stoves, S3 per ton. Tod &
hellys office, in the roar of Cascade
bank; telephone 100.
Jas. N. McCabe and wife deed to John
Duncan the west half of lot 9, block 1876,
First addition, Eighth avenue north, be
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, Great
Falls; consideration, $500.
Chauncey w. Cowell made final proof
before Commissioner Cockrill yesterday
OF his homestead entry of the northeast
quarter of section 13. township 20 north,
range east. lGO acres near Swift.
Mrs: Mary l.. Buringame and Miss
ana sister, respectively, of j. NJ. Bur
lingame, Jr', arrived yesterday and will
visit IN Great Falls for some time.
Mrs. +. G. Ileldt and daughter, Miss
Fannie left yesterday for Albany, N. Y,
whore Miss lledt will attend st. Agnes
school for three years. Mrs. Heldt will
visit in New York city until the holidays
Mrs }, Is. Leslie for several weeks, will
leave Tuesday for Helena, whore she will
VISIT for few weeks, after which she
Will return to her home, Nashville, Tenn
The Great Falls Water Power and
IoWnelte company deeds 10 Alexander
S'res lot >, block 1856, Fourth addition,
Second avenue south, rear Twenty sec
nnd street, townsito of Great Falle
consideration, $500.
Kenneth 7, Mcdonald yesterday made
tinal proof before Commissioner Ccckrill
Of his pre-emplion ID. 5. entry Of the
Q. . of tho ne. "A and the n. 3 Of the ae
4 of section lG, township lG north, range
east, lGO acres on Hound creek,
}, II. Mcknight returned yesterday
from Fort Benton, where he superln-
tended the shipment Of train load OF
cattle by tho judith Cattle company
The Montana Cattle company and the
judith Basin pool each shipped d train
load the same day.
The soeventh-Day Adventiets are push.
ing the work on their new chapel. They
have the frame nearly up and expect tC
have it under roof the coming week
| The work is nearly all donated, and, as
some have come and offered their serv
ices to work on the building, they wish
to say that all such offers will be ac
cepted.
Mrs. Ellis will entertain her friends
with musicale on Tuesday evening
October -, to be held at her spacious
residence. Mrs. Green, recently from
the piano. She will be assisted by tht
best local talent. Compositions by
beethoven, List, Wagner and other!
will be heard. A musical treat is ex
pecied.
Among the specimens of ore exhibited
by Prof. Morrison WAS ore taken from
the new workings of the Queen of thu
Hills, which WAS not only remarkabl,
rich ore but received the first premium
for being the beat specimen Of crystall
lied mineral at the fair. Tne Queen viii
shortly become one of the heaviest ship
pers of ore from Neihart. Experts who
have been examining it report most fav
orably on its prospects and its old popu
larity and good name among mining mef
will be more than justified in the neal