The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-14
SPRAY OF. II FALLS.

suit for divorce was commenced yes
terday in the district court by Susan
Croghan against Patrick Croghan for a
divorce on the grounds of descrtion
Patents to pre- cmptcd lands were re-
cclved al the Helena land uilicc yestcr.
day for G. f.. ,tOshe, A. NJ. Warner, }. W.
Curry. II. Mcivor, &. ". Young. i. Mad
den. and &. W. Irons of Cascade county.
Gov. richards has appointed the fol
lowing as members Of the state board of
charities and reform: Rev. j. II. Crook
or. Of Helena. six years; Rev. w. W. Van
Orsdel. of Great Falls, four years: and
Mrs. Laura +. liowcy. Of Helena, two
years.
The Great Northern has Just issued
two very interesting publications. One
is devoted to the farming interests Of
the Northwest. while the other Is d spec-
Ial fish number, telling sportsmcn
where TO go and gives a number Of points
on angling.
The following persons declared their
intentions yesterday to become citizens
Of the United States: George Murray,
native Of Canada; Patrick Mccain, ma
tive of iceland; John Mcdonald, native
Of Scotland. and Charles Kallander, ma
tive of Sweden.
On the Clark Bros big sheep rrnch in
Cl'otcau county there are about 10000
fine sheep. The firm has fed 1900 IONS
of hay during the winter and had sheds
for all their iloclIs, their loss being about
| per cent. The loss would have been
three or four times greater but for hay
and sheds.
Gov. Richards has appointed the fol
lowing to attend the Trans Mississippi
congress which meets at Ogden, Utah,
on April n: f.. ID. Weed, II. G. Davies,
George f. Boos of Helena; II. G.. David
son of Anaconda; Samuel Mulville, j. b.
Lehigh of Butte; A.. II. JOY of Livingstone;
W. Thomas Hart Of Granite.
Mr.. j. VI. Quinn, president of the mil
l~ionaire club known as the State Press
association, has called that sacred order
to meet in annual convention at Ana
conda on April II, to take measures to
visit the exposition, or cruise around the
world, or whatever else tho members
elect to do.-Buttc Inter Mountain.
Two more cattle thieves were arrested
at Kibbcy on Thursday by Sheriff Ham
| HUH anu iplltsNll III tiit DDtI iiIls tllAl
the officers arc the trail Of others. Floyd
1inslcy AMI Arthur Nchcl are tho par
ties under arrest aud at the hearing be-
fore Justice Race yesterday, pleaded no.
guilty and we're bound over TO the june
term OF the district court. In default of
500 bal! each. they were committed to
Jail. This makes i've ot the gang now
IN Jail.
The Murphy Cattle company has com
pleted the purchase Of the l,osnnbaum
outfit, Of Custer county, run under the
t NJ brand. which ranges on the Crow
agency and contiguous territory. The
purchase is a very heavy one. 1t being
understood that the sale carries with ii
Il guarantee of l2,U0O head Of cattle
The price is not known. but it must nee
essarily run up into the six figure col
umn. The cattle are all good ones, and
are most advantageOusly seated for sue
c~essfu! and economical handling.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
Born In Great Falls, Arril :. to tn,
wife Of Joseph Broulette, ii daughter.
David &. Browne of Fort Benton hal
been appointed collector Of customs 70
the port of Fort Benton.
w. b. Raleigh N Co. are going TO max,
extensive improvements on the interic
Of their storeroom in a short time.
Mr.. Roberts. secretary and treasure
of the Sand Coulee Coal company with
headquarters at Anaconda. is in TIN
city.
Married, in Kibbey, at the residence o
II. a. Wall, by Justice Lee, OF April !
1893, Louis Paifenbock and Louisa Wat
son, both Of Monarch.
An order has been placed with tn,
Pueblo Coli Bessemer Steel Works b,
Burlington railroad officials for 25,00
tons of steel rails for the western exten
sion Of the road from Sheridan, Wye
The rails are to be made as fast AS pos
sible as a considerable distance Of tn,
road between Sheridan and Billings i
ready for the rails.
On Thursday last thirty-two me-
were discharged from the Great North
ern railroad shops on an order received
from st. Paul ordering a reduction q
fifteen per cent Of the working force
The same order was received At Butte
/ Helena aud all stations east bctwccl
Great Falls and ST. Paul. The rcpor
circulated in this city and sent over tn,
wire to Helena. Butte and eastern paper
T that the men were discharged becaus,
they belonged to unions is false. Tn
> question Of unionism has never beer
raised in the shops here and the few
| men retained are union men and wOrl
under a union foreman. The Grea