The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-07-27

lice court yesterday, the prosecuting
witness, y. w. Elliott, failed to put In an
H. B. Benner, formerly with the Great
works, now manager Of tho
Cashier Coal and Coke Co., store at Belt,
is 10 the city. He reports business lively
in the new town.
1t 10 understood that q. L. Ovsrfeld
has purchased the i. F. Churchill inter
est in the cattle firm OF Overheld &
Churchill and is now sole owner of the
&C brand.-Fort Benton Press.
The work Of ~excavating for the found
alton for the building to be occupied for
court house purposes on the corner of
First avenue north and Third street, is
being rushed right along.
Christian Kukulis filed yesterday a
notice Of water right to 100 ilches OF the
waters OF Boston coulee for domestic
purposes and to irrigate lots /, 2, 3 and
4, section IS, township II north, range 4
east.
In the police court yesterday Justice
Hawkins gave John Wilson, q notorious
vag, two hours to leave the city In or 20
into the chain gang for twelve days.
He said he would 20 and Immediately
pulled out for the east.
At the meeting Of the chamber OF
commerce last evening the following Of
ficers were elected: President, q. II.
Goodrich; first vice president, r. w.
Berry; second vice president, Dan Nc.
Kay; treasurer, Il. w. Brosnan; secretary,
j. E. Huston.
The Salvation army had a great pro-
gram Tuesday evening. The affair was
a farewell reception to Capt. Hayes,
who left this morning to take charge Of
the corps at Great Falls, Mont. They
had a big crowd and a good time was
enjoyed by all.--Spokane Chronicle. IS.
The Institute for Indian workers, an
nounced to be held at Helena, July 3lst
to August 4th, is transferred to Fort
Shaw school. 1t is to be held at the
time announced. A great number of
workers are expected, and everybody is
invited to COM and take part 10 tho
discussions.
The Helena Independent Of Thursday
was q mammoth newspaper and should
be in the hands Of every man in Mon
tana for it fully pertraya the great re-
sources Of the Treasure State"
Enterprise always wins and nothing
succeeds like success. The Independent
is strictly in 1t.
Yesterday Sam McMurran received
notice from Surveyor General j. s. M.
Neill Of Helena, Of his appointment to
the position of recording clerk in his
office. Mr.. McMurran will enter upon
his duties August l. Sans many
friends in this city congratulate him on
his success in securing the appointment.
Edward Larsen Of Bepsen, MIMI, ar
rived in the city yesterday and left last
night for Choteau to examine the Bur-
ton lands. II they are satisfactory he
says that quite q number of settlers will
come out this fall on his report. He is
pleased with what he has seen OF Mon
tapa, and as for Great Falls be was
greatly surprised to find a city Of $4,000
people and the number of industries in
full operation.
1t is a fortunate condition that the
weather is dry and pleasant, otherwise
the roads in this valley would be impas.
sable whenever we we're visited by q wet
term. 1t would seem that our commits
%sioners would take advantage Of this ia
vorable condition of the weather and
proceed at once to place these roads in a
condition to meet any emergency. Ten
dollars judiciously expended on the
roads at this time would be OF more real
value than $500 later in theseason.-Sun
River Sun.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
The Railway Review, published at
Butte by L. 0. Leonard, is a new pub
LEGATION devoted to the interests Of the
A. X. L.
The Great Falls e. Canada railway will
be made a standard gauge this fall. An
extension Of the line to Choteau is under
consideration.
The Montana Democrat, published at
Lewistown, Fergus county, appeared On
Thursday in a brand new dress and looks
as handsome as a picture.
The following deeds we're recorded
yesterday: TOWNSHIP company to Mat
thew Dunn, east half OF lot 3, block 3l5,
townsite, Sl.S00; Earnest Crutcher and
wife to Adolph Merz, lots 8 and Q, block
55l, sixth addition, $1,000.
The Great Northern railroad il max
ing a bid for Smith river live stock. 1t
proposes to build loading pens at Nei-
hart and offers to guarantee trains when
ordered and rapid time to the eastern
markets. So says county commissioner
VIM. Tierney. -Husbandman.
The round ups in the Judith country
are completed. This year the expense
has been somewhat more than usual and
results not 80 satisfactory. II is said
that more than 30 per cent OF the calves