Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-02-08
eE 1:. 14z WEEK
Friday. Feb. L.

lee were in the city yesterday.
e. Hannibal left yesterday for
he, where he expects to remain in
future.
Az Fl. Shields came in yesterday from
to and Anaconda, where be has been
y day or two.
&%hroline Huy deeds to Frank A. Bruce
pr B and Gin block 26, Hugs addition.
eideration, $500.
sroline Huy deeds to Eliza j. Bruce.
consideration Of $500, lot 10 in
EMR311k 26, Hugs addition.
SNFSE. d. Barclay, superintendent of the
CRIT Falls and Canada road, came In
yN1Q1fArday and is registered at the Park.
aTHgment by default of defendant was
SS1 ked yesterday in the district court
fl6Hl2&A BOOST in the case of George Raban
yHsA. Holden.
Charles Harding deeds to Charles Il.
FRESHMAN for a nominal consideration
hys sacres in the sel of section II, town
ship 70 north, range B east
Ey6Nisa Kirby ct al deeds to the Amer
icans Securitios company, for a nominal
cunSaderation, the e1a of the ne11l4, section
3A,a ADwrship q north, range 3 east
Two feet of snow is reported from the
vicinity of Monarch, and the horses
there are said to be wallowing along the
roads about up to their bodies in some
places.
L.pG. Phelps, receiver, filed suit yes
terday against Thomas D. Churchill, eX-
ecut0r, for $1,000 assessment on Mer-
chants National bank stock held by the
estate of which he is executor.
The Great Falls Water Power and
TownBlte company deeds to Joseph
HathOrn the north 80 feet of lots 13 and
IA in block 377. First addition to Town
site, for a consideration of 81, LOO.
Julias Horst has sold out the Elk
saloonr to James Matthews, who has been
in business at Neihart. Mr.. Matthews
was formerly a resident of Great Falls
and swell and favorably known here
Having disposed of my business in
Sand Coulee, l wish to extend to my
friends a cordial invitation to call aud
see rne at H. S. Moreland's place. | have
purchased the shop fixtures and will en-
deavor to satisfy all.
Mrs. w. d. Randall and family left
yesterday for California where they will
Join MI. Randall, who has several fast
horses on the California tracks. They
will spend the balance of the winter in
California and return sometime next
summer.
One of the leading physicians in the
city states that he mas not seen a case
Of typhoid fever in Great Falls this sea
cnsn q vsanct cf tina nocoa ra1nrfnI haiND in
his opinion, merely grippe with certain
typhoid symptoms.
Charles B. Walker files his United
States patent covering the nI of the
neI, the sell Of the neil and the ne4
of the sell, section l5, aud lots l., , and
3 and the nwl4 of the sw1l, section IA,
township 30 north, range 3 west, CON
tanning 29l.65 acres.
Charles B. Walker deeds to Kate M.
Walker the ne of the neil, the sea OF
the neI, and the neI of the seI of
section Is, township 20 north, range
west, containing lGOacres; also undivided
one-third in terest in water right, for a
nominal con sideration.
The bishop has appointed convocation
to meet this year in Great Falls. 1t
begins on the third Sunday IN June and
lasts four days. Convocation is the
name applied to the annual meeting Of
the clergy and lay delegates Of the mis-
sionary jurisdiction of Montana.--Great
Falls Churchman.
One Of the prettiest sights in town is
the little double-seated sleigh occupied
by DR.. Longeway's four little children
and drawn by two immense st. Bernard
dogs, who seem to enjoy the exercise az
much as the children, although they
are given to making a break for the side.
walk occasionally when they see some
one they are acquainted with passing
along Central avenue.
A force Of carpenters are at work on
store of A.. Nathan, making extensive re-
pairs and removing every trace of the re
cent fire. When the work is completed
Mr.. Nathan will have o,e of tho hand
soonest store interiors in the city ant
will have il stocked with goods to mattel
the workmanship in quality, being first
class in both instances, It will be oper
again to the public inside of thirty days
The second number of the Great FALL
Churchman. a journal devoted to the
interests of the Episcopal church in this
parish and vicinity appears today ever
neater in Typographical appearance thar
the first number and double the size. L
is a very croditable number indeed an(
the paper is we'll worthy of the geDer
GUS patronage which its editor acknoW
lodges it has received at its commence
ment.
Conductor r. II. Brennan of this cit,
met with au accident Wednesday after
loon while at Belt, He runs the freigh
train between Great Falle and Belt ant
while engaged in coupling cars t. tn
caboose at the latter place he in SOM
way caught his hand in the gear in sucl
9 manner that two fingers of his righ
hand were smashed, being completed,
hattened out. The fingers may be savec
but 1t is feared the joints will be stii
hereafter.
The following trial jurors have bee,
sumtnonej for the March term of tn
district court: L. G. Phelps, l.. W
CuTtise, J. M. Powers, Prank Glab, W
G.. Runzler, Fred Pools. w. i. rrothe,