The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

ss,ss6.55.
The suit of James Baatz vs. Frank
Lewis in the district court was dis
missed yesterday.
The total amount Of cash in all funds
IN the hands Of the county treasurer on
May 81 was S129, 720.40.
W. s. Barrett is driving 10000 sheep
from near Belleview to a point near this
city, where they will be sheared.
Theodore f. Nicholas of Ubet and
Miss Mary j. Martin of Lewistown were
married yesterday by Rev. Mr.. Reed.
The jury in the case OF Alice Yore We.
John L. Murphy yesterday brought in n
verdict Of 5000 in favor Of the plaintiff
j. s. M. Neill, the newly appointed
surveyor general for Montana, took
charge of the Office at Helena on Mon
day.
The jury in the case of Levy e. Elias
vs. Joe Sarzin, tried yesterday, return
ed a verdict for defendant in the sum of
S14.5O.
Inside OF a month Choteau, Teton
county, will be Incorporated and fairly
launched upon the high road to pros
perity and greatness.
A United States patent to Oils q.
Anderson was recorded yesterday for
436.69 acres of land in section G, town
ship l6 north, range 9 east.
The flood waters Of the Missouri arc
receding from Three Forks to Fort Ben
ton and the worst OF the deDuge for the
present season is believed to be over
The Rev. G. II. Byas Of the A. M. E..
in conversation reports the church in a
prosperous condition, and enrolling near
ly all OF the colored people IN the city.
Grain crops on the Madison, Jefferson,
and Gallatin rivers we're in places wholly
destroyed by the late overflows, and
fencing to a considerable extent was
washed away.
In the police court yesterday Judge
Hawkins disposed of two DRINKS, as fol.
lows: Valentine Wisholk, four days in
the chain gang: John Clifford, three
days in the same.
Cut worms are playing havoc with
some OF the lawns in this city. Large
patches OF the grass are killed off by
these pests to the great modification of
the property owners.
The county commissioners yesterday
were still examining bills against the
county. Treasurer McClelland's report
for the quarter ended May 81 was OK
amined and approved.
Peter Ennis was up before the police
court yesterday on the charge of steal
ing a revolver and as the evidence was
conclusive as to his guilt he was given
ninety days in the county Jail.
Choteau Montanian: Miss Syble
Daisy Miller, of Great Falls, took out
Mcdonald last Saturday. Miss Miller
then made a homestead application for
lG0 acres OF land near the mouth of the
Muddy.
The case Of George L. Stevenson VS..
James Haven, to collect commissions on
stock sold, was on trial in the district
court yesterday afternoon and will oc.
cupy the time Of the court today. Stan
ton & Stanton are the attorneys for the
plaintiff and w. N. Fletcher for the de.
PENDANT.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Clerk Cockrill: II. E.
Nichols, aged 81, Of Ubet, and Mary J..
Martin, aged %, of Lewistown; w. G..
Runzler, aged %, and Blanche thinner
man, aged %, both Of Great Falls; j. S.
Rosburg, aged 30, and Marie La CalIeu,
aged "a, both of Choteau.
Next Tuesday night at the opera house
under the management Of Mr.. John
Germ, will be produced the famous and
popular drama entitled "Held by the
Enemy" The play will be given with
all the stage effects as shown through
out the eastern states, and will be under
the auspices of the local camp Of the
Sons Of Veterans, assisted by com
pany A.
w. &. Runzler and Miss Blanche Tim
norman were married last evening by
Rev. J. j. Dolls at the Catholic parson-
The ceremony vas witnessed by
the immediate friends and relatives of
the bride and groom. MI. Runzler is
the well known druggist in the post
office block, and the bride is the eldest
daughter of A. j. Zimmerman. The
young couple have the best wishes and
hearty congratulations Of a large circle
of friends.
Fort Benton Press: The sailors of the |
Hogan fleet, which left Fort Benton on
the 9th inst, when last seen some dis
tOnce down stream, was almost helpless
in the swift current, their big boats we're
turned end about down the |
river, and but for their extreme strength
and build would have been broken into
pieces. There is little probability that
$40 men,so inexperienced as they are, will
make the long journey to Bismarck with
out accident or fatality.
THE TRIBUNE is in receipt of bulletins
Nos. ] and 9 Of the Montana agricultural
experiment station at Bozeman. The
bulletin is devoted to a history of
the organization Of the station, and a
detailed account of the duties of the
various departments by s. M. Emery.
The second bulletin is in reference to
smuts Of wheat, oats, and barley by
Luther Foster, and gives detailed &C
counts OF the various treatments used.
Every farmer ought to send to the
and procure a copy OF these
Lewistown Democrat: Soon Jack
Arnold will again start down the Mis-.
souri, river in search OF the famous Kies
diggings. There are few prospectore
who know the country 30 we'll as Mr.
Arnold, and for years he has been look
ing for the lost placer grounds. He has
that at a time not far in the
the much searched for land will
be found. He will go down the river in
q boat and will confine his work to that
laying between the mouths OF
Musselshell and Big Dry creeks. He