The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

G. B. Pyle, Of the Farmers stable on
Second venue South, has formed q
partnership with j. G. johnson In the
livery business. The Farmers stable
will at once be doubled it's present CO.
pacity.
Yesterday Hans Thorkelson fled q
water right In the RECORDERS Office for
forty inches Of water from q spring on
the southeast quarter dissection q, town
ship % north, range 4 east, FOR domestic
and irrigation purposes.
The evidence in the case of Alice f.
Yore We. John T. Murphy was concluded
yesterday afternoon at the adjournment
Of the court. The lawyers will COM
mence talking to the jury Monday morn
ing at $50.
j. N. Littleield, one of the prosperous
farmers in the vicinity Of Belt, came in
yesterday. He says the rain did a great
deal OF good in HE section. All kinds Of
crop are looking the best he ever saw
them at this time Of the season.
Read the program OF exercises at the
Fort Shaw Indian school and attend the
exhibition. The efforts being made to
improve this branch Of humanity should
receive the hearty support Of the resi-
dents Of this section.
j. Nj. Gaunt mas returned from an Ok.
tended trip through the Judith country.
He reports the sale Of farm implements
good and the hay and grain crops sur.
passes anything ever before 10 that Sec
ton. The fal me are all feeling very
happy.
The annual campmeeting Of the
Seventh. Day Adventists will he held at
Bozeman, June l3 and 20. Elders A.. j.
Jones Of Chicago, j. H. Morrison Of
Oakland, CAL, and j. r. Palmer Of
Denver will be present to assist in the
preaching.
Complaint is made by property owners
Of strangers arriving in town picketing
their horses to the fences around private
residences without asking permission.
To persons DESTROYS Of having neat look
ing lots and keeping their fences in re-
pair it is very annoying.
On Wednesday, at Helena, Richard
Giles was married to Miss Isadore Turn.
blade Of Belleview, la. Mr.. Giles is the
brother OF Charles Gies of the Montana
BottliDg works in this city, and he lives
in Maiden, where he not only has built
up a nice business but lie a prominent
mine owner in the Cone butte district.
Ed Reilly sentenced to the county Jail
for sixty days by Justice Hawkins a few
days ago for petit, larceny, is thus shown
up by the Fort Benton Press: "At the
last term OF court, two weeks ago, Ed
Reilly, sent up from Havre for stealing a
watch and other valuables, got out be-
cause the evidence was not as strong
against him as were his looks. After
his ~acquittal, the accused was told by
Judge DuBose that it would be more
healthy for him to get outside tine
judges district. He did 30, and is al
ready serving q sixty day sentence in
Great Falls for petty larceny. All Of us
can not be natural born beauties, but
when such a mug as Reilly's is showed
into court, it should of itself be intro.
duced as evidence"
Livingston Post: The betrothal Of
Louis Schott, formerly of this city, but
now in business with his brother at
Great Falls. and Miss Fannie Schott,
who spent last winter in Livingston, is
announced. The wedding will take place
at the residence Of the brides parents in
Chicago, on July ~, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Schott will return to Montana
and take up their residence at Great
Falls.
The four carloads of school children
that were taken for a ride over the street
car line yesterday on account of their
size, diversified clothing, and numerous
queer positions made them look like
Palmer Cox's Brownies" There were
girls with bright, sunny faces and boys
deep on whose front was engraven "De-
liberation sat and public care The
weather was perfect and all enjoyed
themselves.