The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-08
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
There are seven criminal cases down
for trial at this term of the district court.
Yesterday Judge Benton granted final
naturalization papers to Allen L. De
Marsh, a native Of Canada.
Justice Fitzgerald left yesterday for
Minneapolis in answer to a telegram that
his mother was at the point Of death.
John X. Cashier Of Belt, arrived in
the city yesterday, having done the dis
lance in two hours and fifteen minutes.
A bill Of sale was recorded yesterday
from j. H. Mcknight & Co. to The j. H.
Mcknight company for all merchandise,
accounts, bills, notes, etc.
Nolan Davis left town last night on a
freight train to join the COxeyites at
Fort Benton. He has arranged to write
a weekly letter for an English paper.
F. Willett, A. Campbell, and 8. Martin
Of Upper Sand coulee, wore In the city
yesterday. Mr.. Wiilett reports copious
rains the past week, and crop prospects
In that section are unusually favorable.
Archy Campbell Of Evans, yesterday
made final proof Of bis presumption
claim before Commissioner Pomeroy on
sw11s ne14, nwA neH, and neA nw4,
sec. %, township II north, range 5 east.
The pavilion hops start out most au-
s~piciously. The one given last evening
was attended by about fifty couples. II
was an ideal night for dancing and
everybody thoroughly enjoyed the occs-
sion.
There we're four cases in the police
court yesterday morning, all DRINKS.
Two OF the outfit we're consigned to the
chain gang for three days; n paid the
usual fine and one was let off with
advice.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Jane Carmichael to Jennett
G. Goodwin, lot l, block 1856, first ad-
dition, $1,000; j. II. Mcknight and j. w.
Powers to The J. H. Mcknight company
lots ID and IA, block 3l4.
Richard Giee. of Maiden, brother Of
Chas. Gies Of the Montana bottling
work, is paying the city a visit. 1t is
whispered that he will not return to his
bachelor home, without a partner to
share bis SORROWS and joys.
The following grand jurors have been
summoned to meet on Thursday, June
I at 10 o'clock: Great Falls-D. j. Tai
liant. Dan Mckay, j. H. Rice, s. f. At
kinson, j. o. Gregg; Sun River-John
Largent; Cascade-William Allen.
j. A. Willard of Mankato returned
home Sunday. He has extensive inter-
ests in this section and 10 conversation
av1raaoaA bic k:on .r.kI A. -
suit OF his Investments. Mr.. Willard
has u%pbounded faith in the future Of
Great Falls.
Yesterday articles OF incorporation
we're filed in the recorders Office OF The
j. H. Mcknight company, successors to
j. II. Mcknight & Co., dealers in farm
implements, etc. The trustees are j. II.
Mcknight, John w. Power and F.. Geo.
Heidi. Read new ad on fret page.
Neihart Herald: Preparations are
about completed by the Belt Mountain
miners union for one Of the grandest
celebrations on the coming 18th ever
given in camp. The band will be there
and parades. speaking, and various sports
have been listed upon the program.
The Missouri river is rising every day
slowly but surely. On Saturday 9 inches,
Sunday 2la inches, and yesterday 2L
inches. Though not much rain has
fallen the past ten days around Great
Falls, reports show copious rains falling
on the mountain foothills all around.
The Choteau Montanian formulates
that Hugh Rose came in Friday from
Taylor's. He says he killed a rattle
snake Thursday down among the rocks
on the Teton that measured seven feet
three inches in length and that it had
nineteen rattles." What a whopper!
1t is currently reported that Julius
Horst Of this city has about concluded
arrangements for opening the Broadwa-
ter hotel, near Helena, for the season.
Mr.. Horst is al experienced hotel man,
and it is believed his management Of
this popular resort would insure its sue
cess.
A suit for divorce was commenced in
the district court yesterday by Minnie
Fishropp against her husband, August
F~ishropp. The complaint says they were
married in Great Falls on July %, 1888;
that the defendant has been an habitual
drunkard for the past year, and for
twenty months has treated the plaintiff
In a cruel and inhuman manner.
The Choteau Montanion says the post
master there has received notice that
service on the route from Choteau north
to Blackfoot will be increased to six
times a week after July l, and that the
route to Steel will be discontinued on
that date. The contract to Brighton or
Collins was secured by a Salt Lake man
for S745 per year. Service begins July
l, six times a week.
The June term OF tie district court
opened at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
The list OF cases was called and a mum.
Der continued. The following civil cases
were set for trial this week: Tuesday,
Peterson vs. Peterson; Wednesday, Yore
We. Murphy, Stephenson vs. Haven;
Thursday, Baatz vs.. Lewis, Neagle We
FAIRY in; Friday, Montgomery We. KLEIN.
zie, Rhetzam We. Madison, Silverman Va
Scollard; Saturday, Bauchen vs.. Lee
Driver Drug company VS.. Gallagher.
Glasgow Gazette: The ninth annual
meeting of the Montana Press associa.
ton will be held In Great Falls June IA
Is and 16. All members have been cor.
daily invited and are earnestly request.
ed to be present. A program has been
mapped out by the Great Falls board oil
trade that will make country editors
think they are somebody. The Great
Northern road, always looking after the
interests of their friends, have provided
an excursion to Belt and Neihart, where
the Scrlbee and Phariseee will be treated