The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27

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tate out to Cutbank, where Mrs. Burt
and the children will hereafter reside.
Pat Collins, an old offender, and Rich
ard Mansfield INDUCED in a rough anC
tumble fight yesterday morning ant
we're gathered in by Policeman Grillin
berger. On being a%rraigned in the
police court they pleaded guilty anc
we're each fined $40 and costs, and in de
fault of payment will labor five days in
the chain gang.
For the third time within the last two
months John Spruce and Gus GltaI
we're arraignsd in the police court on the
charge Of vagrancy. On tho two first ar.
rests they told plausible stories to the
court and they we're discharged, but this
time their yarns didn't jibe with the
facts as known by the court and they
were each given six DAYS IN the chain
gang.
The following water right notices have
been filed for record in the recorders
office: s. r. Bowler Of Arlington, to 300
inches Of the water of Neil creek for
domestic and irrigating purposes on
section 9, in township Is north, range 6
east; John Richards OF Belt, to 100 inches
of the water of Neil creek for the pur-
pose of %irrigating section 30 in township
10 north, range 6 east.
William Rance has purchased of Jul.
Jus Horst his we'll Unknown horse David
Coppertield, for a consideration not made
public. This horse is a bay gelding Is
hands high, bred and raised by g. w.
Kahler, Of Jacksonville, Ore. The fol-
lowing is his pedigree: sired by Alta
mount No. 1900. First dam Annie by
Ophir, record 235; second dam Nellie
Kahler, record 2s8, by Mike. Nellie
Kahler is the dam of Barney Ric, record
2.25. Mr.. Rance is going to place the
horse in training, and he will without
dOuut make his mark in the races next
July.
The tenth annual meeting of the MOE
tana Stockgrowers' association was held
at Miles City on Tuesday, April II, and
continued in session two days. Several
matters Of interest to st~ockgrowers were
discussed. The following officers to
serve for the ensuing year were elected:
President, Joseph Scott; vice-president,
John I. Murphy; second vice president,
John NJ. Holt; secretary and treasurer,
w. G. Preuitt. and an executive COM
mittee was also selected. President Scott
appointed as committee on legislation,
John II. Murphy, W. q, Preuitt, Con
Kobrs, o. Ii. Loud, d. Fratt.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
Born, yesterday, at Seventh avenue
and Ninth street south, to Mr.. and Mre.
j. 7. Martin, a boy.
The Bear Park Mining company of the
j Judith basin intend to start up their
operations in a few days.
The address of Peter Keeling, COM
pany b, Thirty eighth Pennsylvania reg
ulars, would be thankfully received by
John Black, Great Falls, Mont. East.
ern papers please copy.l
The agent Of the Great Falls a. Can
ada furnishes THE TRIBUNE with the
following freight rates from st. Paul via
to Great Falls: First-class,
1887; second, 1921; third, S225; fourth,
$l!6S; fifth, car load, Sl.5l.
j. A. Croft of Kibbey, arrived last
evening In the city on business. On his
were Mrs. Giesey and
daughter en- route to Benton, Iowa, on
account of the sickness of Mrs. Giesey's
mother now aged about "a years.
Gov. Richards has received a letter
from San Francisco asking for informa-
ton concerning the whereabouts Of
the heirs of Timothy Keegan. who died
Montana last June and left some real
property in San Francisco. His widow,
Keegan, lie supposed to be In
Montana.
Stevens d. Hammond's steamboat ar
rived on Tuesday evening from Cascade
with fifteen tons of oats. The grain was
delivered to the Great Falls Produce
company on First avenue south. Messrs.
Stevens & Hammond have a contract for
immediate delivery OF $50 tons Of
hay from the vicinity of Cascade.
The following deeds we're recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to Chaun-
cey W. Cowell and Lewis w. H. Shur
lot 4, block $50, first addition, $1,000;
same to Martin F. Stafford, lot ID, block
AS, fourth addition, 5000; David H.
White to Peter Thompson and Ella
lot l, block SAT, sixth ad-
lition, S3l250 {.
Cattle and horse thieves are coming to I
he front along the boundary line. The
Canadian mounted police and the United
States custom house authorities at |
Sweet Grass are aiding each other in |
down these thieves, aud a few
ago three of them were rounded up
Ind lodged in Jail at Lethbridge. The
recovered from the thieves bore
he circle brand.
An eastern editor has recently invent
I'd an Internal machine which he places
n an envelope and sends to those who
efuse their local paper after having
aiken it for five years and not paying for
The machine explodes and kills the
Whole family and the fragments that
all in the yard kills the dog. Glory GER.
awaits that editor and when he
cts into the sanctum that awaits him
bove he will nave an upholstered chair
be allowed to sit with his feet on the
On Saturday, April IA, 1894, at Havre.
fontana, Thomas N. Young of Great
'alls and Margaret Richardson of Ham
ton, Ontario, Canada, we're united in
Rev. r. Mcclellan Ramsey
ficiated, assisted by Rev. Geo. Edwards
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