The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-29

yesterday Dr6uIOru q MuIC0hy Oi
Truly, filed a water right In the record.
er's Office for $50 inches Of the waters OF
Cashier cou!ee for the purpose of If
rigating lands In section 4, township Is
north, and section %, township 10 north
range east.
In the district court yesterday Frank
Mccoy was tried for stealing q bolt OF
cloth from J. L. Gelsthorpe's clothing
store. The jury brought 10 a verdict Of
| guilty and recommended that he be GENT
to the reform school at Miles City, as he
was too young to 60 to the penitentiary,
Can any of the readers of The TRIB.
UNE give the information asked for in
the following noticeP William H. Will.
son, your father Is In Helena and wishes
to see you. Any information Of my Bon
Wilson, 727 Breckenridge street, Helena,
Mont.
Manager John Mcguire arrived from
| Butte yesterday to make arrangements
for the appearance Of Jeffry's Lewis and
Mckee Rankin at the opera house next
Friday and Saturday evenings. Mr..
| Mcguire states that except the Warde
and James engagement the coming one
is the most important that has yet ap.
peared in this city.
Miss L. B. Young of Boston, who has
been visiting her brother, E. G. Young,
Of Houston & Young, left yesterday for
San Francisco, where she will join her
other brother in a trip through the
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
She leaves with a very favorable impress.
sion Of Great Falls and the many friends
she has made while here.
In the police court yesterday CLANCY
Wilson answered to roll call on the
charge Of vagrancy and was consigned
to the chain gang for six days. Wilson
has been playing the Indian doctor
racket in this section for some time and
a short time ngo was ordered to leave the
city and did 80, but returned a day or
two ago. He will now labor on Park
drive.
OThe following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to A. Il.
White, lot 4, block l73, third addition,
800; Boston & Great Falls Land com.
pany to Alex II. and Ben E. Lapeyre, lot
l, block 10, Boston & Great Falls ad-
dition, 800; Kate Tuttle to Joseph Horn,
lot 3. block "a, first addition, $3.50;
Josephus Hamilton, sheriff, interest of
Mary Lobbe in lot 3, block 40, and lot 4,
block &C, North Great Falls, S175
The Neihart Nicer of Thursday says
that a surprise party was gotten up Nor =
day evening last 10 honor of Miss Edith
Chadwick, Of Great Falls, who was visit
ing her friend Mrs. Sprague. About q
doz'n young people we're in attendance
and passed a delightful evening in
games, dancing and kindred amusements.
Light refreshments were served towards
midnight and shortly afterwards the
party dispersed. Miss Chadwick re
turned to Great Falls next day.
1t would be interesting to know what
some Of our bench land farmers think
Of the crop Of soft wheat they have
raised this spring. Certain ranchmen,
thinking they would put in some soft
wheat, purchased some seed IN this city
and put it in crop, and did not find out
It was winter wheat till the crop came
up. That part of the ranch looks now
green and fiat, and reminds one of the
story told by X. Beedler OF Nose Solo
NOR on the Mafias, putting in a crop Of
roller skates.
Great Falls will be strictly sin IL" for
a glorious time on the 4th and 5th of
July. The races will be f~irst-class, as
the horses entered are noted for speed
and the Old-time celebration on the
Fourth by the general public will re-
vive the spirit of genuine democratic
republican liberty. Everybody will Gel
citrate and the people OF the whole state
are invited to come to Great Falls and
lime in" with our people and have a
GLORIOUS Fourth Of July! The rail-
roads will give reduced rates.
At Livingston one night last April a
store was broken into and a safe blown
open and robbed. The next morning
two men left the CITY for this section
and soon after arriving here procured
work at Sand Coulee. For several weeks
they have been aware that they we're
'shadowed" by officers but were unable
to learn the cause until Thursday when
they learned that they we're suspected
Of the Livingston safe robbery. Yester-
day they came to this city and called
upon Sheriff Hamilton and had him tele.
grahp to Livingston, giving their names
as John Shugrowe and John A. Mackin,
asking il they we're wanted, and is 80,
they would leave for that city at once.
1t is not likely that the authorities Of
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