Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-16


brecht, a son.
j. M. Gaunt has returned from trip
through the southwest.
Dan Tracy has returned from visit
to the hot springs at Boulder.
Mcnamara shipped train-load of
cattle from Big Sandy Saturday.
Mrs Emmet Race, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is somewhat improved.
G. j. Mcnamara will ship train-load
Of cattle from Big Sandy Saturday.
Mrs Frank Reice of Helena is in the
city, the guest OF MIS- Eugene Prior.
A fierce timber fire is raging on the
at the head of Big Willow
creek.
b. G.. White, one of the leading wool
growers of the Judith basin, is at the
Park.
w. +. Swan of st. Paul, representing
the Chicago Great Western railway, is at
the Park.
The Bear Paw pool shipped two train
loads of steers from Chinook Saturday
and Sunday,
+. &. Johnson and William Silverman
returned yesterday from four days fish
ing on Tenderfoot.
Capt. and Mrs Andrew Jensen and
daughter, EvaliDe, have returned from
visit to Minneapolis.
John G. Rumney, of Cascade, one OF
the leading cattlemen Of Northern Mon
tana, is in the city
Manly Nicholson, live stock agent for
the Chicago Milwaukee u st. Paul rail
way, is at the Park
Samuel j. Scott, agent of the Canda
Cattle Car company, with headquarters
at Havre, is in the city.
Herbert Leaning and j. G. Bike left
yesterday for trip through the High
wood and Shonkin country.
Judge Pomeroy and family, according
to Columbus Falls paper. are spending
their vacation at Glacier lake
The assessed valuation of the property
of the Great Falls Water Power and
Townsite company is S2,G21 Isl.
A. J. Lowe of Sixth avenue and Twelfth
street north will leave this morning for
Columbus, Ohio his future home.
j. F. White of Winnebago City, MINI.
shipped eleven cars of Wethers from
Eargus onnrtV from Arrnineton yoetar
day
M. Kaufman returned yesterday from
New York, where he has been engaged
in purchasing stock for his clothing bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs W. w. Eastman of Min
neapolis are in the city. Mr.. Eastman
was formerly in partnership with Paris
Gibson.
A prairie fire is sweeping over the
range near the Great falls, and prairie
fires of less extent are reported in other
parts of the county.
Nicholas Baatz deeds to }. Baatz, for
a consideration of 800, his interest in
lot l3. block AT, Seventh avenue south.
near Second street, towIaite.
+. G. Park, Sam Stephenson, M. M.
Lyter. AugIe Eglott and Norman Verge
returned yesterday from few days
fishing in the vicinity os Truly,
Rev. + A. Riggin left this morning
for Benton to attend the third annual
session of the North Montana mis-
sion of the Methodist church, which
begins t.ere this evening
r. O. Fitch deeds to j. o. Gregg the
el3 of the sw and the VIZ of the sc
of section D. township 10 north, range
s east, 80 acres, near the head of Little
Belt creek, subject to d mortgage of $3.50;
consideration $500
Mrs. Vat Collins, the cattle queen, was
one of tne parties in the boat which cap
sized ha other day on Lake Mcdonald.
when NcPhar in was drowned. The
cattle queen. being good swimmer, man
aged tt get to the shore.
Sherf Dwyer and County Attorney
Freeman left last night for Sand Coulee
to arrest two women whose reputation
will r)t withstand Investigation, who
have opened an immoral resort next door
to theSanA Coulee school house.
In he sui of tha Great Falls Water
Powe rnd Town5ite company VS.. the
Boar. 05 County Commissioners of Gas
cade county, to prevent the tax sale Of
the Plaintiffs building, judgment for the
p!aitlfT for costs has been entered.
pde johnson has filed fer record his
government patent for the Sc! of the
sw and the sw Of the sci of section
9; ad the mel Of the nwl and nw5 of
the Ie of section IL, township II north.
ran o i east; 100 acres near RiCeyille.
1le nine months old child Of Mr. and
Nh II. Carlund of Fourth avenue and
ThrtJ third street north, in the Boston