Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-09

creeh. Mrb. Frank Glab, Mrs, Jenser
and Miss Minnie Cornelius accompanied
the party.
Mrs I. Parker Veazey, Miss Elizabeth
and Master Parker, who have been Wis
iting in Baltimore and other eastern
cities for several weeks, are expected tc
return this week.
Mrs. j. X. Clark and children have re-
turned from visit of several months ir
Salt Lake City and will be at home afte,
Aug. 10 at their residence on Fourth ave
nue. north.
5. D. Hobson of Utica, one of the pro
prietors of the new Lewstown and Great
Fails Telephone company, came in yes
terday and is registered at the Park
hotel.
Miss Leoda Elliott, of this city will
leave tomorrow morning for Fargo, N
d.. to visit her mother and friends ir
Dakota. She will be gone about two
months.
George Tighe returned yesterday from
trip to the Judith basin, where be
found the ranchers looking forward tc
an excellent crop and fairly we'll satisfied
with their lot.
Harry Lund, stock inspector for the
new Northern Montana Roundup asso
citation, arrived here yesterday from Fort
benton, and will be IN this vicinity for &
day or two on business.
The next shipment of cattle to the
Chicago market from this section will
take place on the 18th inst, when Kings
bury Il Price will load 40 cars and the
Bloom Cattle company 20 cars at Chi
nook.
Messrs Roberts & Jones are building
for themselves handsome two-story
seven room brick residence on Fourth
avenue, between Fifth and Sixth streets
south. When completed it will cos,
about $1,000.
The ladies of the w. G. Z. U. met ir
regular session Friday. They request
The TRIBUNE to state that "they desire
to notify the saloonkcepers who are sell
ing Intoxicating liquors to minors thai
they are known and being watched. Ae
this is 10 direct violation Of the law it il
hoped that no further steps will be ne
cessary.
X. j. kalkman returned yesterday
from Chinook and Malta, where he has
been looking after the first cattle ship
ments of the season from this section
Forty cars were loaded at Chinook foI
cars were loaded at Malta for the Bloom
outfit, The cattle arc in good condition
for this SEASON of the year ard the pros
poets are that they will bring gooc
price in Chicago,
Gus S. Judy, who was recently discov
cred by his brother, John Judy from st
Louis, very i'll at Ghoteau, after bein!
loet to his family for over 81 years. rs re
lated in THE TRIBUNE recently. died las
night from blood poisoning at Columbus
hospital. lie will be buried at 3 D. N
today from McBratney's undertaking
rooms, Sheridan post No. Is. G.. A, r.
will attend the funeral. Deceased wa
10 years of age.
A deed was filed yesterday from IT, u
Dollver, assignee Of G. W. jackson. u
William z. Cullen, conveying lots 1 anC
6 in BabcOck x Davis addition TO Boze
man and lots 6 and 7, block 49, Bidrl
Eagle Falls addition to Great Falls. anC
an undivided one third interest ia thu
Comstock Lode Mining claim, nea
Woodvile. Consideration. nominal. A
deed is also filed from w. Q. Cullen ant
wife luitclaimiDg tho same property I,
the jackson Music company for a con
siueration of $1,000.
The wool season is about finished il
Great Falls. The shipments up to las
night amount to 5, J,l5O,OOO pounds. Tw'
cars are now being loaded a the ware
house aud few loads OF wool are still
on their way here. This morning, ID. |
Baker, representing Fenno Bros. 4
Cbilds, and j. McAdame, Representing
ieorge Abbott of Boston, the two las
buyers in the market, leave for the east
so that the market can fairly be consid
cred closed, The average price paid il
this market has been about IL cents thi
season and the range has been from Il
II cents.
The Kibbey war has been transferred
10 Monarch. Chas. Whitaker, who came
into the city some days ago as prisoner
charged with resisting an officer, it ap
pears left as deputy constable with
writ Of alta 'hment against Robt.
Stone, the msn from whom the COW wa
taken by young Whitaker. The wri
was for an old debt here and WhittaGe
had the satisfaction of playing office
himself. He arrived here yesterday ant
called at THE TRIBUNE office to inform
the reporter that he had carried the wal
into Africa by attaching and carrying
away his enemy's goods and chattels ant
in the jubilant or expressive words o
the old man it was now case of ROO
hog or die with Mr.. Stone.