Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-18


west quarter of section "A, township 10
north, range l east
Tuesday, Jan. Is.
The townsite company deeds to Henry
Gardner for consideration OF $500 lot
3, block ll9, Third addition.
H. Gardner deeds to Julia A. Pollock
and Hugh Ball lot 3, in block ll3, Third
addition to towhsite, for 81 500.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. AL Calvert, at
their residence on Seventh avenue south
and Tenth street, son.
Born to Mr.. and Mre. Barthold, at
their residence on Sixth avenue north
and Fourteenth street, son.
A marriage license was issued yester
day to j. W. Baker, aged %, and Miss l.
r. Lee, aged "a, both residents of Great
Falls.
Mrs. G. II. Chase and daughter, Edith,
returned Sunday from Michigan, where
they have been visiting for several
months.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to John II, Jenkins, aged %, and
Miss Marie Hanson, aged q, both resi-
dents of Great Falls
l. We'll of Sand Point, has contract
to furnish the Great Northern with
100000 cedar ties within 80 days Rail
way Review.
G. II. Wernecke deeds to W. j. Ken
nedy the west half of lot 3, block 3GJ,
townsite, subject to mortgage Of $1,000.
Consideration, $4,000.
George Tighe, successor to Logsee &
Maxwell, and one of the live business
men Of Anaconda, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon on a business visit.
Mrs f.. l. Bishop, whose health has
boon poor for some weeks has gone to
Great Falls on visit and for medical
reatment.--Choteau Montanian.
Articles of incorporation have been
| filed on behalf of the "t'ree Silver Social
club" The trustees for the first term
are Eli Shelby, Ed Bigbee. John II. Big
bee, Chas Law and Sam Porter
A curious judgment was entered up
yesterday in Judge Races court in the
case of August Erickson Vs. James S.
Hobart, which awards the plaintiff three
pigs, one horse collar, twenty eight
chickens and Sl1.75.
J. G. O'Brien was arrested Yesterday
and words very drunk" appear against
his name in the handwriting of Officer
Grillenberger, from which the conclu-
sion is drawn that he got very much the
worst of it in his contest with the
whisky bottle
Kittie Manning, who was fined SIS the
other day for not appearing against hel
"lover" after lodging a complaint against
| him for beating her, is again in trouble
This time she was arrested on change
of being drunk She occupied one OF
the female cells last night and will have
a hearing this morning.
w. G. Jones has gone into the bust
ness of putting up choice pickles and
ketchup made up from home grown
vegetables. They are put up in attract
i've form and are of most excellent
quality. There is little excuse for buy
ing eastern goods Of this kind, wher
such home made goods can be procured
at the same price.
w. w. Mobiles who was found guilt,
Saturday of stealing lot of clothing
and other property from Sidney Pace
was yesterday sentenced to 90 days i'm
prisonment and fine of SlOl on charge
of petty larceny, the court deciding that
the original charge of grand larceny
could not be made to stick against him
The police made raid last night or
the gentlemen OF leisure who resemble
the scriptural lilies in one respect only
'they toll not, neither do they spin" Al
a result "Kid' Smith, James Smith, j. e
Mowrer, Wm. Foley and Dave Sanborr
we're gathered in and now repose in the
city bastle with charge of vagrancy
against their names They will have q
chance this morning to explain to the
court how they manage to live and keeE
filled up on booze without any visible
source of income.
There is trouble on the lines of the
Montana stage company in this section
of the state. 1t appears that the drivers
have not been paid for three months anC
Superintendent Davis has disappeared
for about seven weeks and his wherea
bouts are unknown. The representa-
tive Of the company here notified the
owners in Salt Lake of the condition OF
affairs, but they paid no attention to The
matter and the drivers took matters ir
their own hands by attaching the stock
and stages all along the line The result
is that no stages on this line are running
1t is SAID that the company is rich anC
able to pay all claims. The latter amoun'
to very trliing sum, but there is nc
one here to attend to the matter.
| Wednesday. Jan. l6.
| It is rpportel that the town of ChO