Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-02
NEWS gE !E z4z WEEK
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Saturday. July ~.

ID. FloWeree or Helena is a guest at
the Park hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Bowen of Inde-
pendence, Kansas, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. r. w. Berry of this city.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Charles Vollz, aged 26 and Miss
Alice Peterson, aged 19, both of this
city.
The case of the Hotter Lumber COM
many VS.. Beaupre a. Mallock was yester-
dav dismissed settled in the district
court.
There was not a single case in the
police court yesterday. The weather
was SO hot that the buns took to the
brush and kept in the shade.
In the case of Murphy, Maclay & Co.
VS.. En- and Bertha Nobel, judgment by
default was yesterday entered in the
district court against the defendants in
the sum of S2S6.4O.
A deed was filed yesterday in the
clerks office from Z. r. Clingan, trustee,
to Joseph Ellis, conveying lot 7, in block
10. Kennedy's addition to Belt, for a
consideration of S3o.
w. B. Raleigh of Helena, the senior
partner of the drygoods firm Of that
name in Helena and Great Falls, arrived
here yesterday, accompanied by Miss
! Raleigh, for short visit
w. F. Gay has just commenced work
on the building of a cottage residence
for George Vanpell on Third avenue
north and Eighth street. 1t will cost
| when completed about l,5O0.
A deed was filed from the Great Falls
Water Power and Townsite company to
William E. Wilde conveying lots IL and
13. in block 575 Fifth addition to town
site, for consideration of $500.
The Great Falls Water Power and
Townsitc company has decided to Geo.
W. Dunlap for a consideration of 1925
the se14 of lot 13, in block oo3, Sixth
addition to townsite of Great Falls.
A deed was filed yesterday from the
Great Falls Water Power and Townsite
company to Sister Mary Julian. convey
ing lot 4, in block 2G5, Third addition to
townsite, for consideration of $500.
The funeral of Andrew Holden, we'll
known contractor of this city, who died
Wednesday night at the Columbus hos
pitaI. will take place today from Me
Bratney's undertaking establishment
Contractor Vogel yesterday put quite
a force of men at work on the paving of
Central avenue and evidently means to
make pavements while the sun shines,
knowing the uncertainty OF supreme
court decisions.
j. p. Lewis, G.. X. Gilchrist and John
Spencer, accompanied by their families.
left yesterday for the hot springs at the
head waters Of the Sun river in prairie
scho0ners. They will be gone about
month on camping out hunting and
fishing trip.
A deed was filed yesterday from the
sheriff of Cascade county to B. +.
White conveying the interest Of Ash
burn K. Barbour in four acres of land
In section 81. undivided interest i'll li.o2
acres in section %, township p north,
range 1 east, and about go lots in north
Great Falls. Consideration, 81, 141..n5.
II. Fligman left Great Falls yesterday
morning for New York, where be will
buy the fall goods for The Paris dry
goods store of this city. Mr., Fligmar
has been the buyer for the New York
dry goods store of Helena for twelve
years, and during his stay here The
Paris arranged TO have hum purchase
their stock. He is brother of f. A.
Flgman Of this city
Attorney Jere Leslie vas yesterday,
with commendable pride. exhibiting a
sample of new potatoes from his mina-
ture ranch at Fourth avenue and Sixth
street. 1t was worth showing. The
patch is only about bait an acre and Mr..
Leslie claims the yield will be fully 100
bushels.
The bicycle races at the Black Eagle
track Wednesday evening We're some
what nterfeled with by the slneIter
smoke which chanced to be blowing ia
that direction. making it somewhat un-
comfortable for the Wheelmcn and spec
tatUrs The tiye-milc race was the only
one which came on and that was won
by Ell Harbec IL III minutes and ~
seconds.
Another singular mistake or rather
omission has been discovered in the new
codes by judge Race, 1t contains Il
section providing that whore cattle
trespass on the lands Of another he may
take the cattle up land hold them till
all costs and damages" Here it breaks
OF and the section ends without saying
that they are to b. paid or by whom
they are to he paid. The courts win
have some difficulty in constituting this
section.
A party Of scientific men from the
east consistingof DR.. Sperry. his nephew
and Prof. CLANCY Of the university OF
Minnesota arrived here yesterday morn
ing and left soon after tor Neihart,
where they wish to examine the mines.
They will return to Great Falls in day
Or two and see the sights here, after
which they intend to spend some weeks
in the Belt mountains, The object OF
their trip is to make certain inyestiga-
tions regarding the & ology IT this sec
ton and at the same time enjoy Il SUM
mer vacation.
Uadcr the new codes the charge
under which the Whittakers are ar
rested, viz. resisting an officer can
be punished by 4 fine Of not more than
t IS, 900 and Imprisonment for not more
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