Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-11

vacant houses ana stores Deen larger anu
the supply so small as it is at the present
time. There will necessarily be good
deal of building next year to meet the
requirements of the city's rapidly in.
creasing population.
| Sunday, Jan. q.
T. G. Simpson. we'll known citizen
of Neihart. came in yesterday and is
registered at the Park.
The Townsite company deeds to Liz
zie Myres Derrick lot 10 in block 572
Fifth addition, for a consideration Of
$500
| William Albrecht has brought suit for
s:G5 IS alleged to be due on account by
! Henry Nogel, the Central avenue paving
contractor.
Plymouth Lodge. No. 15, I. o. o. f.,
will meet Monday night in Masonic hail
| All members of the order 10 GOOD stand
lodge meeting.
Belt is putting Gu city alrs and Is to
have new stone JAIL 23X3O, which is to
be located just below the Times Office,
so as to make il convenient for Brother
Sheridan 20 interview the sensational
highwayman and learn how he did it.
l. G. Phelps, receiver Of the Mer.
chants National bank, has brodghi suit
against Duncan Mcdonald on Two notes
one for 5000 and one for 5 ash % and
! SlOI 50 cue on account to the bank.
DR.. Sandow OF Neihart came 10 yes
| terday on the Ne!hArt train. accompanied
| by Dr. Locke of Chicago. medical
friend of his who has been visiting him
for few days at the big silver camp of
Northern Montana
The case of the state vs.. LOWS was
tried yesterday before Judge Race. The
complaining witness i'll tho case was
j. +. Wegner and defendant was accused
of stealing lumber. After hearing the
evidence in the case the defendant was
found not guilty and discharged.
William Ross of Belt and J. Plummer
Of Sand Coulee have made match for
$50 each to shoot pigeons at Belt on the
10Th inst. These two gentleman are
expert shooters and this is their second
match IN this line. Plummer won the
last contest on Christmas day
II. A. Pratt has been appointed circu
la1lng agent for this division on the An
aconia Standard in the place of w. p
Dodson. +. M. Jacoby, who has been
here few weeks strengthening out mat
tiers, will be transferred to the western
division with headquarters at Butte.
In the district court today the case OF
the Pabst Brewing company VS.. The
Montana Brewing company was on trial
| The case involves the ownership of l,OOt
shares of the stock of the latter com
pany. The evidence was all in yesterday
and counsel will argue the case next
Saturday.
The brick work on the new Phelps
block on Central avenue and Third
street is finished and the roof on. 1t is
the intention of the proprietor to have
the interior work completed if possible
by the first of the month, SO as to give
possession to Strain Bros, who will oc
cupy it as department store.
A workman at the electric car shops
named Kenna met with painful acci
dent yesterday morning. lie accident
ally stepped on sharp nail which was
turned point upwards with such force as
to penetrate clear through his foot. Tie
came doTn town on the cars to have II
properly dressed by Il physician yester
day.
The board of county commissioners
for Cho1eau county have let contract
to build a new bridge over tho Milk river
1t is to be a combination of wood an {
iron and will cost 5l,S72. The contract
was let to f.. O. Peppard of Missoua
who was tie highest bidder, and tn,
work is to be completed by April /, 1893
Saturday evenings Benton coach
brought to Clerk of Court Meagher d
letter from Judge Duliose u which the
| Judge stated that he had appointed
| Clarence NJ. GoodelI Of Ihilhrool1 tc
succeed W. 5. Perkins. and A. W
Bower Of Stanford to succeed =. p
| Chandler. AS commissioners of Fergus
county, lewistown Argus
| The she"pmen of Fergus county are
| we'll represented in the new set of officer
who will soon take charge of tn" cnlntv'f
affairs. Nearly every one Of the new
officers Is d sheepman. the other indus
tries OF the county cattle raising, breed
ing horses, mining. ranching, numbering
etc, being entirely ignored. --I.ewistowr
Democrat.
| The visiting odd Fellows who went tc
Belt to assist Grand Master Nichol in the
. institution of new lodge of ODD Eel
, lows at the new coal camp. returned
yesterday and report good time anG
successful trip The new lodge started
With eight charter memhers and II can
didates on whom the degrees of the
order were conferred. The following
are the elective officers: Peter Grant
noble grand; VIM. Nimmons, vice grand
j. Marsh, secretary; Lewis King, treas
| urer.
Tuesday, Jan. y.