The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-07-13
SPRAY OF THE Ill
FRIDAY 3 DAILY.

FRIDAY q DAILY.
Born, July 4, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Black, a daughter.
A marriage license was issued to M. r.
Cowell, aged % years, Of Brighton, Mont,
and Daisy Miller, aged % years, Of Great
Falls.
The members of the Caledonian club
are making arrangements for a series OF
Scotch games to be played on Labor day
in September.
A United States patent to N. r. Will
son was recorded yesterday for 158.6 60
acres of land in sections 5 and 8, town
ship II north, range 6 east.
Two suits we're commenced in the dis
trict court against B. +. O'Neil for dam
ages, one by Henry Brown for 800 and
the other by Mamie Whitney for $500.
Married, at the residence Of DR.. Cart
wright on Seventh avenue north, by Rev.
r. Mcclellan Ramsey, July 5th, M. r.
Cowell OF Brighton, Mont, and Daisy
Miller Of Great Falls.
Arrivals at the Minneapolis: L j
Howell, Sunnyslde; L o Ralley, Willow
creek; w Holman, w w Davidson; Big
Sandy: w Mead, L f Marsh, Conrad; +
Hughes, G H Pearson, b r Fowler,
Pondera; G 7 Wall, Kibbey; ] W Bush,
Truly.
Justice Hawkins added to the chain
gang yesterday for violating city ordin.
ances, as follows: JET Shalpert, drunk
and disorderly, seven days; WI. Wilson,
vag, twenty-five days; Paddy Ward,
drunk, three days; j. j. Hooks, vag,
seven days.
On the Fourth Thomas Scanlon was
standing on the sidewalk 10 front Of
Calkins' bookstore when a cannon
fire cracker exploded In the street in
front of him throwing gravel with such
fore in his face as to infiict u painful
wound just below his right eye.
The many friends of w. G. Irwin,
cashier Of the Great Northern freight
office in this city, will regret to learn
that he is not expected to live. He went
to the Arkansas Hot springs some weeks
ago hoping to obtain relief but his
disease, consumption, was too far ad-
vanced.
White Sulphur Springs Husbandman:
The crops in the vicinity OF Great Falls
are two weeks earlier than those OF the
Missouri and Gallatin valleys and three
weeks in advance of the crops on Smith
river and the bench land farms that are
not susceptible OF irrigation promise a
good yield this season.
Married, at the home Of the brides
parents at Cascade, July 4, w. d. How
ard, j. p, officiating, j. Swagger and
Lena Leota Furron. The groom is one
of Cascades most promising young men.
The bride is the estimable daughter of
Taylor Furron. They have a host of
friends who wish them success in the
future
OF the ninety-three cities in the United
States entitled to free delivery thirty
two Of them are ahead Of Great Falls on
the list, and as the national exchequer
has not been sufficiently %replenlshed to
cover the Great Falls outlay Postmaster
Wagner has been informed that the free
delivery for his office has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
The Cree Indian sham battle and cake
dance at Helena on the Fourth was a
grand success. All the inhabitants of
Last Chance turned out to witness the
"inhuman, cruel and barbarous" dance.
For the sham battle the Indians used
the guns belonging to the state militia.
The gingerbread used in the cake dance
was contributed by the Helena cracker
factory.
John Mcguire, the veteran theatrical
manager Of Montana, will soon embark
on the sea OF journalism and will issue a
weekly paper to be called John Maguire's
Weekly Letter. While Mr.. Mcguire is a
republican in politics, his paper will be
entirely independent in all political mat
tiers, as he believes there are other ques-
tions of more Importance to be discussed.
Butte Miner.
The following deeds have been re-
corded: Boston & Great Falls Land
company to James Grady, lot IA, block
4. Boston e. Great Falls addition, $3.50;
w. j. Kennedy and wife to Il. r. Clingan
southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section &c, and east half of the
northeast quarter of section 80, town
ship 10 north, range 6 east; TOWNSHIP
company to E. r. Clingan, lot u, block
800, $1,000; F. L. Hossack and wife to
w. II. Gilbert, lots l and 2, block II,
Hossack addition; r. L. Donily and wife
to W. T. Gilbert, lots 8, 0 and 10, Hos.
sack addition.