The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-23
r OF THE FALLS
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.

Of North Great Falls.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephon,
company are going to extend their lint
from Boulder to Basin.
The argument for a new trial in the
Robert English case will be made in the
district court on Monday, March 2G.
Henry Neil will have the new Jail al
Choteau completed tomorrow and ready
for acceptance by the Teton county com
missioners.
H. Nalbach, p. III. Hughes and G. II
Goodrich were added to the trial Jurors
Yesterday in the district court to fill the
places Of excused jurors.
The cases of Wright, Barrett e. Still
we'll and j. II. Bishop against II. E. Col.
Inns and others, have been continued until
the June term Of the district court.
Yesterday Judge Hawkins gave Char.
ley Davenport thirteen days in the chain
gang. Charley is an old offender and
spends nearly half his time in the chain
gang.
, Articles of incorporation of the Great
Falls Mill and Smeltermen's union, with
ID. r. Jones, j. Petapiece and j. +. Dyer,
as trustees, we're filed in the recorders
office yesterday.
In the suit OF William Kernaghan
against George Currie, Sr. for services,
on trial in the district court yesterday,
the jury returned a verdict of $40 in
favor Of the plaintiff.
The Choteau Montanian says that the
Fenty case has been continued to next
term on account of the sickness of the
accused, and the prosecuting witnesses
have returned home.
Sheriff and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton re-
turned yesterday from Hot Springs, Ark.
greatly improved in health. The sheriff
reports the Montana visitors at the
Springs all getting along finely.
Yesterday Sam Herskovitz presented
Policeman Ed Hamilton with a gold
watch and chain for coming to his rescue
on Saturday while he was being held-up
in his jewelry store by the robber Wag-
ner.
Fort Benton Press: Geo. ID. Patterson
has just received returns from his clip of
34,SC0, shipped to Fenno Bros. last Aug
ust. A portion thereof, No. l fine, sold
ior 14T. No l at 10, and the average net
was 1Os cents per pound.
The Choteau Montanian says that the
Davis Bros. will shortly move from
Steele to their Willow creek ranch,
where they expect to reside in the
future. S. q. Read will run the hotel at
Steele when the Davis's leave there.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Charles S. Jackman and wife to j. H.
Kelley, for lots AZ and 48, block 5,
Fourth addition; also a quit claim deed
from |. X. Nelson to Olive Faryin, for
lot l, block II, Boston & Great Falls
addition.
The ball players of Miles City have
organized and Incorporated the miles
City Base Ball and Athletic Associa-
ton" and propose making a tour of the
state and play games with local clubs.
The Great Falls club should meet and
reorganize for the season and enter the
field for the Montana championship.
Thomas Wegner and Elmer +. Young
were arraigned in the police court yes
tterday afternoon on the charge of rob-
berry and pleaded not guilty. The hear
ing will be held this forenoon at 10
o'clock. The prisoners have retained
j. M. %Burlingame as their attorney. j.
W. Freeman will represent the state.
w. Z. Haines has sold his interest in
the Great Falls Fuel company to 7. c.
Barnes Of Macon, Mo-, who will remove
his family here in a short time. MI. b.
is a brother-in-law of Il. e. Stone and j.
NJ. Gaunt of this city. Mr.. Gaunt will
have charge of the wood, coal and lime
business of the company until Mr..
Barnes arrives.
Some of the Wyoming cattlemen are
reported to be catching wolves by spring
poles to which a very short line is at
tached, on the end Of which is a big fish
hook concealed in a piece of meat for
bait. A slight tug on the bait releases
the spring and the wolf is elevated. 1t
isn't a sure shot every time, but it's lots
Of fun.
The attempt to cross the buffalo with
domestic cattle has proved successful
a new breed has come into existence.
The polled angus have been found to be
the only ones that will cross successfully.
At first the young cattle came at the
wrong time OF the year; but it has been
Louuu tudt IL tuoy CoRlo III tuo spring,
with the new grass, they flourish with it.
W. Weavey, of Derwin, Dakota, is the
,xperimentor, and he gets as high as
1850 for their skins, which are superior
those Of the buffalo.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Next Sunday, March 25, will be Easter
The suit of the August Oppenheimer
company against j. II. Eaton, on account,
has been continued for the term.
Silver Bow county pays its county |
physician $50 per year; Cascade county
)ays $1,000 for the same services.
In the district court yesterday the
Ease Of Simon Anderson vs.. James ,
Hanks, an appeal, was dismissed. {
II. H. Chandler was summoned yester- I
lay to serve as a trial juror in the dis
riot court in place of w. S. Seifred, ex- ;
used. |,
c. f. Dickerman, father of A. e.
)ickerman Of this city, and capitalist of g
minneapolis, was registered at the Park I
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