The weekly tribune., 1894-05-11
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Ryan and Noble are booked for a box
ing match for 800 aside on Friday
night, May 25.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Mrs. Rose Maxfield to James Greeley for
lot 2, block 456, for 81 100.
Married, in Great Falls, Sunday, May
6, by Justice Race, e. A. Church and
Belle De Wilt, both of Great Falls.
Richard C. McFaul, native Of Canada,
yesterday declared his intentions to be-
come citizen Of the United States.
A marriage license was issued on Sat-
urday evening to Edson A. Church, aged
IS. and Belle Dewitt, aged q, both of
Great Falls.
The steamer Minnie came in yesterday
and had in tow barge loaded with
twenty tons Of hay consigned to w. l..
Martin & Co.
Thieves are at work stealing windows.
ETC., from shacks on ranches east Of the
city. The scoundrels should be rounded
up and punished.
j. H. Smith was arrested yesterday on
the charge Of stealing buggy shafts from
Howard Criss. The hearing will come
of in Justice Races court on Thursday.
There were seven cases iu the police
court yesterday morning-four we're dis
charged, two paid fiues Of S5 each, and
one was consigned to the chain gang for
three days.
Rev. A. B. Friesen in charge Of nine
farmers from Tampa, Kansas, arrived In
the city on Sunday. They left yesterday
for Choteau where they will settle on
lands on the Burton tract.
The meeting of the county commits
sioners, announced to be held on May II,
has been postponed until May 18 on &C.
count of the absence Of Commissioner
Dickey and County Recorder Crosby at
the Hanks trial at Helena.
On Saturday the Montana Central
railway employees in Great Falls were
paid. The amount of money distributed
among them footed up something over
S25,OOO. The pay roll Of the Montana
Central division, from Havre to Butte,
amounted to 46,287.5O.
Every boy in the city should read the
advertisement OF The Bo0ton on the
front page Of this paper. The best suit
of clothes Of that large establishment, In
| fact three Of the best suits in the store
are offered as prizes for the best com.
position on "Childrep's Suits," Boys
Suits" and on "Young Mems Suits." Go
in and win a fine suit Of clothes for
yourself.
The following persons proved up on
their land filings before Court Clerk
Cockrill yesterday: Josephus Lamb, tim
ber culture entry, northwest quarter Of
section ID, township 18 north, range 8
east; Henry Oxley, homestead entry,
south half Of the northwest quarter,
north half Of the southwest quarter OF
section 2, township 10 north, range 8
east.
The county authorities are taking
steps to stop the Cree Indian sun dance
announced to take place about the mid
die of June at the North Montana fair
grounds in this city. The gathering TO-
gether Of 400 or 800 vsgabond Indians
for the purpose Of going through Q lot
Of barbaric orgies should not be tolerated
In civilized community. The officers
are doing right in suppressisg the bar
barous custom.
At the meeting Of the Shonkin Stock
association at Fort Benton on Friday
night, about thirty members were pree-
ent The bills, which we're audited,
showed that the association aslncusrsd
considerable expense during the pest
year In IT. wolling operatlons, which VIII
be continued during the present. eeaeon,
and 10 addition an sxpesisncsd wo'fes