The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-22
SPRAY OF H FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY. .
The county commissioners will meet
In special session on July 2.
Married, June IS, 1894, in Salt Lake
City, Utah, E. B. Largent Of Great Falls.
and Isabel Williams Of Salt Lake.
: Arrangements are being made for a
series Of races at the fair grounds on the
Fourth Of July. The program will be
announced in due time.
John M. Bridges and David ID.
Lambie were summoned yesterday to
serve as trial jurors in the district court
IN the place Of two jurors excused on
Saturday.
j. r. Toole, J. T. Carroll, George
Tighe, w. M. Thornton, and Ed Burke
Of Anaconda arrived in the city yester-
day and will interview the citizens OF
Great Falls on the state capital question
this week.
j. W. Searles, Great Northern stock
agent, is back from a trip through the
judith country. He reports range stock
in that section in fine condition~ready
for the Chicago market now. The grain
crops and grass he says are the finest in
the world.
In the police court yesterday Judge
Hawkins disposed of the following cases:
George Jones, James Burns mot the fire
chief, M. A. McNeal, William Perry, four
days each in the chain gang; f. d. Shell.
pine, Frank Clark, six days each in the
same. All were gathered in for va.
grancy and begging.
MI. Hugh Jackson and Miss Julia Har-
low both Of Great Falls, were united in
marriage Saturday evening by Rev. VIM.
Hall, Of Cakes street. The happy rair
are both soldiers in the Salvation army
and belong to the Great Falls corps.
Mr.. jackson is proprietor of a restaurant
at Great Falls.-Helena Independent.
The following deeds we're recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to Peter
Weidenbaker, lot IA, block $50, First
addition, 5000; David Graham and wife
to Joseph Peters, one acre in section 36,
township 10 north, range six east, Arm
ington, $500; f. L. Hossack and wife to
Frank Ketchmark, quit claim deed for
lots 3, 4, Z and 8, block II, Hossack ad.
dition.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam WILDER, a
son.
Samuel Swan, a native of Canada, yes.
to-day declared his intentions to become
a citizen Of the United States.
Yesterday Jake Pfefferly purchased
from F. b. Faryin bis New England
bakery and will hereafter run it.
Gov. Richards sun dance proclamation
was read to the Cree Indians at their
camp on Saturday by a white man.
yesterday DIR. r. P. r. Gordon, a
native of Scotland, was granted final
naturalization papers by Judge Benton
A marriage license was issued yester.
day to Joseph Kornowskee, aged q, and
Theresea KNAPP. aged %, both Of Sand
Coulee.
THE TRIBUNE is in receipt of a letter
from a large manufacturer Of awnings,
tents, etc, DESTROYS of establishing a
factory at Great Falls. The board of
trade, and chamber of will
please make a note of it.
r. II. Steele, travelling agent for the
Red Line & Minneapolis, met with q
serious accident yesterday while riding
horseback at Pondera. He is paralyzed
from his waist down and his chances of
recovery are considered doubtful.
Judge Benton has issued an order
that under no circumstances will tho
clerk Of the court allow any of the files,
records, or papers in his office to be
taken out of his Office by anyone except
for use in the court room or Judges
chambers.
T. A. Churchill of Kalispell, one of the
ty. arrived in the city yesterday. He re-
ports business looking up iI that sec.
ton Notwithstanding the floods. and
that crops OF all kinds were never better.
He will not return home for several days.
The annual state convention OF the
Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet
in this city next Tuesday, June 26, for a
three-days' session. About 125 delegates
will be present from every city and town
in the state. The citizens Of Great Falls
should make the stay Of these delegates
in our midst as pleasant as possible.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to w. F..
Brown, assignee, block sc, First addition
excepting a strip 1Ox35o feet, $4,000;
same to E. r. Campbell and p. II. Had.
ley, lot A, block 3O7, city, 5000; j. p.
Williamson and wife to Masilla II. Doty,
lots p and 30, block 10, Hossack add
ton, Sl20.
Lewistown Argus: Ranges through
out the basin are now In the finest con
dition since 1887. The grass is long and
heavy and the whole landscape seems to
be a garden land as you look across from
mountain to mountain. The creek beds
are all well filled with water and the
prospect for fine crops was never better.
1t is certainly q feast to the eyes to
travel through the country nov while it
ia green.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
H, NJ. Gibbes, deputy clerk of the dis.
trict court, leaves today for Beaufort,
South Carolina, his old home.
James Greeley commences today the
foundation for four frame residence on
Fifth Q and Fourth street south.
Four cases in police court yesterday;
two OF the u~nfortunates we're consigned
to the chain gang and two discharged.
Roberts & Winters have now another
house on the North side which they
have removed from the Menage addition.
Alice Ewing was fined 800 by Judge
Benton yesterday in the district court
for practicing medicine without a Ii.
cense.