The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-24

support, etc. They were married in
Winnipeg in 1884. and have three child.
rem and she asks the court to place them
in her custody.
John Welsh. the bum and vag, return
ed to the city yesterday afttr an absence
of three weeks. Last night Officer
Grelingberg arrested him and lodged
INN in the cooler. He will have a chance
to exercise a pick in the chain gang for
several dave after Judge Hawkins get a
whack at him.
Grand Army of the Republic posts are
warned against n Rolph .. Bates.
claiming to he a member Of the Ninth
Ohio cavaly and an \ prisoner Of An
Jacksonville, and is lecturirg before
g. y. Il. posts in the west on mis- prison
life. He is pronounced q fraud by Com
mander Smith Of Minnesota.
property at Butte says that on Monday
thirty of the sixty stamps Of the Alice
property'5 Dig mill will be uulHtched
on ore from tho Alice property and kept
dropping ds long as the eX!gcnrie. Of the
times would permit. Later on it is pos.
5ible that more will he let loose.
Some time = the store of Julius
liIrshberg at thOteau was broken into
and robbed, The thief escaped, hut
Sheriff Al Hamilton Of Teton county,
was on the alert and followed up the
clues nc had picked up on the wayside
ana IN "Wednesday succeeded in cap
turing his man, William iIafrou. and
yesterday placed him IN the Cascade
county Jail FOR safe keeping, rs the Teton
county Jail is not burglar proof.
\ number of citizens are agitatiug "A
charity ball for the benefit of the poor
of the city. This is a righteous move
mcnt and the young people should take
hold Of the matter and make it d sue
cess. Several hundred dollars could
thus be secured which would 20 Il long
ways towards furnishing clothing, fuel
and the necrs.aries of life 10 the poor
of the city. Great Falls has very few
poor people in comparison to uthrr cities
of the northwest Of equal population.
Get up the ball by ali means.
Hon. p. G. Burns of Chinook told "a
Benton Press reporter the other day that
Il large force Of men and about thirty
teams are daily at work on the irrigation
along the Milk river valley, near
Chinook ard lantic. the system being
increased. Mr.. Burns is one of the resi-.
dents of Montana who has experimental
viii, sugar Deeta and their pro.
and Oncur in the belief that
all the sugar used in Montana could and
should be produced in this state, while
from the refuse Of pulp could be fattened
number of pigs, thus pro-
also much pork, for the purchase
of which money is now being sent east,
H. II. Burton, Of Choteau. Teton coun-
ty, is making an effort to get good farm
ers to settle in that section. He con
trolls a large acreage of land all covered
by irrigation bitches and only lacks cul-
to make it remunerative. The
is rich and will grow immense crops
Of wheat, oats and barley, ard the mill
in this city will afford d ready market
Tor all the grain raised. Yesterday Mr..
Burton, accompanied by Mr.. 4. NJ. Can
ters Of Manhattan. Galiatin county. was
n the city on route to ChoteaC. Mr.. A.
s the head man among the colony Of
who settled at Manhattan
two or three years ago. He goes to Cho-
teau to examine the land and il is suits
will get a hundred or more families
70 come from Holland and locate there.
This is a move in the right direction and
community in the state should
make an effort to secure good farmers
loo ate on the public lands. There is
10 time to lose Northern Montana
must have more good farmers to till her
'ich and productive soil.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
The Trade and Labor council will give
bah on Thanksgiving night, Nov. 30.
Great Falls is surrounded by more
resources than any other city in
he United States.
The Great Northern distributed So
among its employees in this city on
and saturday.
August Bergstrom left Yesterday for
sweden 10 visit his parents. He will be
.bscnt for several months.
Tn. season for chicken shooting closed
N "Wednesday, Nov. ID. Deer and ante
Dpe AN be killed until Dec. IL.
Lawyer Cooper left for Chicago yeater-
ay To- examine into the status of the
$4,000 worth of school bonds in hook il
bank III that city.
\ bill Of sale from IL. l.. Hull to the
). 4. VI. Commercial company for car.
enter shop building in the b. ~ G. +.
edition, was recorded yesterday, the
consideration being $500.
1t will take six or eight weeks to re-
air the cave in in tho Wickes tunnel on
line Of the Montana Central railway.
ar" switched ON the Northern
ac,iic track near the tunnel and arerun-
ing regularly on time.
The scholars Of &. ". Kcllisou's school
the IS. ~ Great Falls addition gave IA
Ieaking and singing entertainment on
riday night. Every one Of the pupils
.teu the part assigned them with credit.
he school room was filled with parents |
Others who were well Pleased with |
10 entertainment.
The following deeds were recorded
.sterday: Townsite company to Gus
und. lot II. block III. for 800; same .
w. Locher. lot /, block 80, for 500;
p. Williamson to Il. ). Reaves, lots II
id ii, block :, North side addition, for
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