The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-08-10
SPRAY OF THE l.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
A warranty deed from Matt Dunn to
Charles G. Minter was filed yesterday,
conveying the east half of lot 5 in block
BOO, for a consideration Of $500.
p. Fitzgerald, the landlord OF the new
Anaconda house at Belt, who has been
spending a day or two in Great Falls,
left last night for the big coal camp.
B. d. Phillips of California, a we'll
known capitalist, who is interested in
wool and ranch property in the vicinity
Of Stanford, came In today from the lat
ter place and is registered at the Park
Thomas Ryan, who was arrested by
Officer Joe Martin for stealing a watch
from Tom Sullivan in q beer hall, was
tried before Judge Hawkins yesterday
afternoon and being found guilty was
sentenced to ninety days In the county
jail.
P. j. Shields, superintendent of the
Cashier Coal and Coke company at Belt,
the Park. MIR. Shields reports every
thing progressing favorably at the new
coal camp, and that his company are
steadily increasing their output and pay
roll.
William Parsons and Thomas Long,
the burglars who were caught by City
Detective Germ last Friday night in the
act Of breaking into the tailor shop OF
j. M. Dahl, were arraigned yesterday
morning before Judge Hawkins and
pleaded not guilty. Their examination
will take place today in the municipal
court.
The citizens of the Boston and Mon
tana addition held a meeting last night
at their hose house to consider ways and
means for securing better protection
from fire. They decided to petition the
council for some electric communication
with the city go that in event of fire an
alarm could be sent in to the central de-
partment without loss of time, and also
for the adoption Of some means to secure
a better pressure on the city mains in
that addition.
Chief Of Police Pontet arrested a man
named VIM. Knox Sunday night on the
strength Of n telegram from Chief OF
Police Ryan Of Grand Forks. The dis
patch stated that Knox was wanted
there to answe a charge of assault
with a deadly weapon with intent TO
kill" but gave no particulars OF the
crime and the prisoner refused to talk
further than to assert his innocence.
Chief Ryan is expected here tomorrow
to take his prisoner back to Grand
Forks.
The presbytery Of Great Falls held a
special meeting on Thursday, August
End, at White Sulphur Springs, Mon
tana. Judge b II. Badger was elected
temporary clerk. The chief item of
business wa the examination and ordin.
alton of the Rev. j. Addison Hedges, a
young minister, recently graduating
from the Mccormick Theological sem
mary of Chicago, who is ministering at
present to the spiritual wants of the
Presbyterian church at White Sulphur
Springs, where he is greatly esteemed.
Paris Gibson has harvested his wheat
crop on the bench, south Of the b. & M.
addition. The field contained about 100
acres and was put in early in the spring.
Notwithstanding the prolonged drouth,
a very fine crop Of grain has been raised
and Mr.. Gibson has O a very solid
chunk of hard fact with which to break
the head Of the grumblers, who say
wheat can not be raised on the bench
lands of northern Montana without irri-
cation. Mr.. Gibson expects his crop to
thresE out 25 bushels to the acre.
Great Falls horses are doing we'll at
the Anaconda races. In the long dis
lance running race over a one and one.
eighth mile course, which took place
last Saturday, Billy Randall's FLY, Min
ME Beach, took first money, finishing the
course in 1879 after a very exciting
contest. The same horse alec won third
money Wednesday last, while Williams
Freedom captured second money in the
30 trot on the same day. The Great
Falls horsemen are we'll pleased at the
records made by these horses at Ana.
conda.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Nat McGiflin, a we'll known cattleman
Of Sand Coulee, came in town today and
is registered at the Park.
Capt. l.. w. Cook, u. S. A.. stationed
in command at the BlackfOot Indian
reservation, accompanied by his wife, ar.
rived here yesterday and is registered al
the Park.
Ira Ingraham of Sun River, manager
of II. G. Powers cattle and sheep ranch
on Sun river, has been visiting the city
foi a few days and left last night for bis
home.
A deed was filed yesterday from the
Great Falls Water Power and Townsite
company to John w. Stanton, convey
ing lot IL in block PIG for a considera.
tion of Sl,5C0.
A warranty decd was filed yesterday
from John S. Rupert to Rose q. Russell,
conveying an undivided one-half interest
in lot 13, block 100, and lot ~, block 246
TOWNSHIP of Great Falls for a considera,
ton of S4,100.
Rev. Il. A. Riggan, presiding elder OF
the M. +. church for the Bozeman dis.
trio, left here yesterday afternoon on the
westbound train for his home. He has
been attending the North Montana Mis-
sion meeting at Lewistown.
Miss Mabel Collins returned yesterday
from White Sulphur Springs where she
has been visiting for some time. She
was accompanied by Miss Heightman OF
White Sulphur Springs, who will remain
here for a time as the guest Of Miss Col.
Inns.
E. H.. Ahrens, proprietor OF tho New
York Cash Bazaar, left yesterday after
noon for a visit to friends in Miles, Iowa.
Mrs. Ahrens accompanies him. They ex.
pect to be gone about three weeks and
visit several eastern cities before they
return.
Mrs. Ira Myers and children, who have
been visiting for some time at Minnea.