The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-20
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

The next special meeting Oh tne count.
commissioners will be held on Friday
May IL.
Born in Boston & Great Falls addition
on "Wednesday April IL, to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Linquist, a son.
A daughter of Sam Burd, at Choteau
| died Yesterday, and as per request
cas- k 1t was sent there last night. NJ
particulars could be learned.
There are now twenty-five horses IL
training for the July races at the ract
| track and within the next ten days oveI
100 more horses Of record will he in thu
race track stables.
The Sand Coulee Dramatic club will
present a charming play entitled "Teny
the Convict" at Library, hall, Sane
Coulee, on Saturday night, April 81
Admission, SO cents; children, % cents
Yesterday F. Cortez Pyle Of Sand
| Coulee, proved up on his homestead
filing before Clerk Cockrill for lots 3 and
4, seL, swL section Z, lot l, ne4, nwI
section Is, township Is north, range
east.
On Saturday afternoon, April 81, there
| will be two races at the fair grounds
half and quarter-mile dashes-for $35
and S25 respectively, which is hung up
by Mr.. Enright. The IS entrace fee fol-
contrasting horses will go into the purses
Frank Glab is the happy owner Of the
| finest fowling piece in Great Falls. 1t
is q No. u gauge new Colts hammerless
! double barrel shot gun purchased from
F. y. Shiras at a cost Of Sl25. The gun
| is unique in this section, and is consider.
| ed the most perfect pattern made.
Leo Keller of Lewistpwn, arrived al
the Minneapolis house on Wednesday
| His object was to meet a small Swiss
colony which had arrived 10 the city. II
consisted Of one family, one female
nominal bonds on their arrival at Lewis
town.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: TOWNSHIP company to James
Belcher, lot 3, block AGA, First addition,
5000; +. V. Chichester to Hrrriet E.
Chichester, lots Ii, IA and 10, block 30,
South Great Falls; Valeria G.. Gibson to
Great Falls Industrial company, quit
claim deed for undivided southwest
quarter of section Ii, township 20 north,
range 3 east.
The case of the state against John
Holland, charged with robbery and tried
at the last term of the district court, the
jury disagreeing, the court, on motion
Of the county attorney, dismissed the
case yesterday, as the Evidence was not
deemed sufficient to go to trial again.
The 800 cash bond in the hands of
Court Clerk Cockrill was ordered to be
turned over to the defendant and bis
bondsmen released.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Bear Park Mining company the fol
lowing officers we're elected for the en-.
suing year: President, E. l.. Williams;
vice-president, Edgar Boiling; secretary,
F.. B. Hopkins; treasurer, E. l.. Williams.
| Besides the above gentlemen the follow.
ing directors we're elected: A. Whyte,
r.. Lease, Great Falls; NJ. G. Mathews,
Pullman, ILL.,: E. G. Evans, Harvey, III.
Chas. A. Brown. Brooklyn, N. Y. Work
on the company's mines will be resumed
at once and vigorously prosecuted.
Fort Benton Press: VIM. Young and
J. johnson, of Highwood, were brought
in Tuesday night. and were brought up
Wednesday afternoon in Justice Cranes
court, charged with killing add dispos-
ing of range cattle. From stockmen OF
that vicinity we learn that for a couple
of years past there hae been a suspicion
that this sort of work has been carried
on by some party on upper High wood,
and investigation led to this arrest. The
hides of some of the slaughtered animals
we're also brought to town, one Of the
hides being from an l. G.. Baker steer,
the other from one belonging to Ferd
Kingsbury. At the preliminary the de-
PENDANTS waived an examination and
were bound over to court.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Brewster
OF Goodman coulee on the 7th instant, a
son.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Freeman Nickerson, aged 30, and
Fannie Nevils, aged %, both of Great
Falls.
The infant son of Ii. E. Fletcher. oper.
ator at the Western Union office, died
Thursday night and was buried yester-
DAY afternoon.
r. A. Millegan, one of the good farm
ers of Cascade county, came in from
Millegan yesterday with farm and dairy
products for the Great Falls markets.
The case of E. II. Guynn vs., Thomas
Lynch was yesterday taken from the
Justices to the district court, Guynn re-
plevying the horse and furnishing bonds.
Sun River Sun: The parties who con-
template the establishment OF an ex-
tensive tannery at Sun River this season,
are expected to arrive here about the
1st of May.
If tie railroad strike is not settled to-
day it is said that the B. & M. smelter
and electrolytic works will be compelled
to close down for want of coal and
transfer cars at the work.
According to the annual statement of
the county commissioners OF Cascade
county, the indebtedness Of the county
the 28th of February, 1894, the end
Of the fiscal year, vas s26O,373.39.
j. j. Farrell of Crown butte, is reg.
istered at the Milwaukee. He states