The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-03
SPRAY OF THE L
THURSDAYS DAILY.

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look III tho "orIo lair siShts'
pm Oh saie LOT idruiihB innpIoihShts,
gram etc', from ~ H. i0uhg 10 Alpert
bee' WAS 'ecor''eu yesterday.
William Muller of Neihart came in
from the west Yesterday and is repjster-
cd at the Park.
Marshall Smith. the new superintend-
emf of the Union Silver smelter arrived
on Sunday.
I'll ,,ucu-c
loft on n business trim TO ST Paul yes
terday.
" II: Dung pr'uge carpehte, Oh tne
pleat Nor.netH, 'o.ui Z I haI i'oni
A visit.
ouuge Demon YESTERDAY appointed
Mrs, .. u ewilan aotn'nl9'Ia'rlS OF
tne de'a.o u INV '''o '''' D. "'dp'
ouit was coninleGcto yesterday IN me
aisIIict court, py M: ~. Nopie against H.
~. rarreii ana itattie farreh 10 recover
SUI on a note'
IN tho ulstrict G0uTi yob!eruay sun
Was conln,enGeu NY " y. onilth a8alhst
w., a, anu Ihoulas CHfsoh 10 recover
9Zo'oo Oh accoun''
S. G.. CheZum went to Great Falls this
week with a six-horse team loaded with
wheat, inc nrst ~0nslShiheni from TINS
sect,on W lne "oyai "hi' 'hoteau
iimes'
A gold quartz vein has been discover
ed on the South Fork of the Dearborn.
near oauottoH Paes' plaIhiNh-prowh
4ual.H u 'a''" ''ne''o'""lS amount
iiroo soio'
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Albert Geo to C. Fl. Young for the south
west quarter of section 10, township 20
north, range y east 1858 hVe acres re-
'or'eo' ior 9'oo'
The calf case against Andy Clews
failed 10 materialiZe in %.Iustice Raco,s
court Yesterday. ANDY had a clear 70.
cord in the transaction and the prose-
cution was dropped.
al l.osels anu w'ic ua"le up rom pen
emily in Great Falls. Mr.. +. mas en-
ragged in he real estate and insurance
Business with Frank Wilcox.
Judge bentoM YESTERDAY uohio'1 inc
ihotion Vi ~ ShiIaSo 1l'l1 anu IEls'
compa anu the oascauo pank ior an
orucr 10 sGll ~ S,och Vi Soous pcionS
ing 70 AnuioM ro'S'n "'''' a'''ci"hcht
~
Jack Wilson, sent to tho pen last year
from Choteau county for participating in
tho bounty frauds, has been pardoned
by the governor and the state board of
pardons will consider his case Nov. 10.
yo,,ord,v Iudoo Rantor sep+onood
Uo,ru IWaIdo r. oro vnar'e imnr;son
80 ~ ,an;+a,t,ry ond ,o.nm
ann of 800 for s]tnaI;nT anil kiuin4y y
=, liz IL, nIa,daJ nu;l,u o.
cb,rna ~ Grand larceny ~
T., dosor;h;n, the s;obte 70 ho soo, :,
uh5,aT nIa;sonce ono Of tho oortIonon
wbo reiurnnd from the worId's fair wee
tord.v aaid. III is the only nlacc in
amor;ca where a man could On into tho
,ron,d drnsend only in his nigbt sb;rt
ami moi attract particular atIontinn
Sol ;e tho vorintv of costume to bo {
snan :. !
!
w. L. Joyce, an old-timc MontanIan, I
died at his home on I~illinghast creek t
last Wednesday, aged 40 years, and 9
leaves a wife and four daughters. lie !
80 IN - an no Drv ~, ~ ~
RoIt wPbero ho lived for = fou ye.re n
Gmai ran'ov;nU r. bis Iata bom" nm To c
rininnhnat ~ $50 .
j
more IL on eAhiplt'oh dt tno mime S
tpoiis mousse TWO potaroes GigIin I'VE h
bounds raised 10y i'M: iiuDbaIu OF a
BOSTON couloe' wl'hou. nriSat'on' heSe
Iwo potatoes are oniy aiaiI SAMPLE OF
hlI. II, Whole crop inns year r"r pota r.
zoos, wheat oate' parloy' tt@' nero Is no y
nnttcr sou on me 'aco oi inc -Ip' 'guai :,
90 northern H'"ptan'' 1"' 'uo '.!r' :" n
some tnat ciol7'Ihh" p' SIIp"ii "ithout Il
banighed from the minds or all farmers. u
m . Z
me hIot'"h ior Il nc" trla' III INC case al
81 MIS-, Iosepllus 'ia'liilI"h against tne
treat fails street i'ali"ay company IN IL
mo 32o.o"O dallaGe sun was aeiicd ny nj
Judge benton osteraay Il WIFI OF al ~
a1Thn.nEt "lZ I-EllnI HNlitlET me fDln- / J.