Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19
eE mm z1g WEEK
Saturday. April 13.

Gus Seiglinp has rented his rancho
Rboye Armington and gone into the l..
BUSINESS. Belt Times.
Mrs. j. H. Lemon of Augusta arrive,
sst night from Augusta to make shor
Isit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lip
bincott, Of this city.
+. w. King, superintendent of tn,
treat Falls Water works, left yesterda,
Or ten days absence in the east OF
BUSINESS connected with the board O
rade
A number of Odd Fellows of this cit,
re making preparations to leave fo
Fort Assinniboine on next Tuesday tt
kke part in the institution of new
bdge at that place.
Rev. l.. L. Shearer, the new Baptis,
binister, arrived in the city yesterday
nd will occupy the the pulpit tomorrow
porning, when appropriate music fol
|aster will also be rendered.
The Castner Coal and Coke compan,
10 now shipping about 25 cars of coke
very superior quality to Anaconda
ery week, and are daily charging new
ens to increase the output.
Yesterday was Good Friday. 1t was
bserved at the Episcopal church by a
ason of prayer from noon till 3 p. M
the evening Rev. Mr.. Cloves of Fort
pnton gave an illustration of the Sacred
assi0n with a stereopticon.
II is stated that work on the Grea
Rll5 and LewistowE telephone line ha
mmenced, contracts having been lei
the poles and digging of the post
es as far AS Belt. The line will be
she'd rapidly to completion. Lewis
Tn Argus.
Jos. Levoie, the we'll known Kibbey
hcher, was in town Monday. Mr.. La
ie says that he and MIR. Glesey have
shed putting in their crops and have
d much more grain than last year.
Lavoie has also received new baler
d will he prepared to do baling on an
tensive scale the coming eeason.-Belt
|lley Tunes.
The school election at Belt resulted as
lows: Il. r. Clingan, three year term;
bert Hendry, tWo-year term, and II. H..
nner one-year term. There was a
pd deal of interest taken in the con-
t, especially in the three-year term,
X. Castner and IL. w. Millard being
pdidates against Mr.. Clingan, the race
ng close: Clingan, 81; Castner, As;
Hard 2j
n the case of the Great Falls works
II, II, Chandler, j. X. Clark and A.
Dlckerman, recently tried ia the
rict court and judgment rendered
inst the defendants, Judge Benton
terday ordered the judgment set
lie and granted motion for a new
on the ground that the former
dict was not justified by the evidence.
suit was brought against defendants
trustees Of the Gilt Edge Mining COM
e he UIm house WAS sold yesterday by
r. Lewis, the assignee of William
~, for $1,000 and the mortgage
V6untlns to slO,G60 more. A. G.. Clark
felena paid this sum for it. There
fe two other bids. Dave Wilson offer
$1,000 and assume the mortgage.
Nv, 5. frary $4,000, and the mort
for the property. The purchaser
ClaFk states that he has not yet de-
p Just what he will do with tho
berty.
AIRY Grove, the young man who
Ny shot James Morgan few weeks
on the railroad bridge, was yesterday
a before Judge Race on the charge
furder' lie was already bound over
charge of assault with intent to kill
bail fixed at $1,000. Since the death
ls victim the graver charge has been
tltuted, Grove pleaded not guilty
the date of the preliminary exami.
pn was fixed for April 49, The court
bed bail.
use Benton yesterday listened to
Fguments IN the habeas corpus case
us Lovenash, the young man re-
bound over to the district court
charge of forgery. The check he
d OIL on &. Il. Grove was a genuine
as appeared in evidence and the
Isement made on the back of it was
uclous name. 1t was claimed for |
reason that it was not forgery. |
court reserved his decision.