The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-27

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erty shooting case last night and were
discharged.
The Great Falls Relief society is meet.
ing with much encouragement in its
work. Some changes have recently been
made in the executive committee. The
president and secretary resigned from
the committee and Rev Mr., Ramsey,
Mrs. DIR. Gordon and Mrs. Campbell
were elected to the executive committee.
The city was districted and the various
portions assigned to different members
of the committee.
The Security bank files a quitcIaim
deed to II. A.. Pratt for the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
ton % and the south half of the south.
west quarter of section 2S IN township %,
north of range / east for IA consideration
Of 5000. Pratt deeds tho same prop
erty to j. II. Mcknight for $1,000 and
Mcknight transfers it by warranty deed
to the Great Falls Quarry company for
$500.
y movement is on foot 70 form Il com.
pary 70 lrrigatc a large track Of Ian un
Belt creek. The conditions are mos
favorable for carrying ont such aschrmn
According to the statement Of one Of The
projectors Of the enterprise that section
can h6 made a veritable garden spot
which will produce abundant harvests
as soon as water is turned on to it The
water will be taken out on Perrin Ep-
persons ranch at a point where the
Great Falls and Highwood road crosses
the creek. Mr.. EpDerson also informs
us that a coal mine is TO be opened up
this winter about half a mile from his
ranch. Altogether, that section of
country is soon to be in operation a num-
Der of enterprises that will prove a last.
ing benefit to the community.
THURSDAYS DAILY
w, L. Woods of Augusta, is at the
Ulm.
NJ. Sands of Choteau is 1T the Park
hotel,
James Mari is photographer at the Mil.
waukeo.
Judge Mcqueen of Arlington was in
the city Yesterday.
Il. Blankenbakor of Box Elder, was in
the city yesterday.
Il. Il. lIuggins of Arlington, is regist-
cred at the Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. p. Fitzgerald left yesterday to
visit relatives in Minnesota.
a. f. Collett and Francis Eaton left
yesterday for the worlds fair.
Tho output of the Sand Coulee coal
mines is between LOO and 1000 tons
daily.
Katie Putnam and troup will appear
at the opera house on Friday and Satur-
day, Dec. , and 4.
Business at the police court is at a
%standstill. For two days moi a case has
been before his honor.
ID. +. and G. f. Phillips of Highwood,
were passengers yesterday on the Great
Northern for st. Louis.
j. Il. Stetfen, corne OF Seventh ave.
nue. and Twelfth street north, is serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever.
Paul Skein, recently declared to be
insane by a jury, will be taken to the
Warm Springs asylum today.
Justice Fitzgerald last evening united
in wedlock Eric Erickson and Maggie
Wells, both of Spokane Falls.
Albert johnson, convicted in the dis
trict court of horse stealing, will be sen
fenced by Judge Benton this morning
Miss Parcha Croft. Who has been stop
ping at the family Of Mr.. Grove for some
time past, left yesterday for her homo in
Dakota.
\ deed was r corded yesterday from
the townsito company 10 Edward +.
Stacllhousc for lpt II, block III, third
addition, for 500.
At present tho county Jail contains
seven inmates - including the two
Teton county cattle thieves brought to
our Jail for safe keeping.
y marriage license was issued by
Clerk Of Court Cockrill yesterday to
Erick Erickson and Maggie Wells, both
residents Of Spokane. Wash.
The jury commissioners appointed by
} Judge Benton to select juryinen for the
December term of the district court
completed their labors yesterday.
Retail prices: Blue Joint, baled, SlS
per ton; loose 5l2; upland IS to SO; oats
per 100 lbs. Sl.50; wheat Sl.5O; bran
Sl.25; potatoes $3.50 per 100 lbs.
Judge Hawkins and Geo. Hotchkiss
say that the next time they start out on
a goose hunting excursion they will ex-
anime the wagon before they start on
their journey.
II. J.. Mccormick Of Troy, n. T., ar
rived in the city yesterday on a tour of
observation. He is of the opinion that
Great Falls will be the leading city of
the northwest in a few years.
Sheriff O'Neil camo up from Benton
on a freight train last night after Peter
the half breed horse-thief ar
rested in this city yesterday. lie will
with Peter this afternoon.
Manager Greeley of the county aims
house says his people are all happy and
contented and living on the fat of the
land. At present there are II males
and five females stopping with him.
At a meeting of Boston lodge 4. 0. /
W. at their hail in Black Eagle Falls adj
1itinp tnniubt t,porua Mullar will lo,tnrn