Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-11-21
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AlmaDacs for next year have begun to
appear.
Pianos for rent at Jackson's music
store, Helena, Montana. -.#
The thermometer registered A today.
Tie weather is cecil but agreeable.
Major Maginnis and Mr.. Paine left for
Helena by the afternoon train yesterday.
Mr.. King, chief operator of the Rocky
Mountain Telegraph company, is in
town.
Sheriff Downing said that the elope-
mont cases would be formally dismissed
today. .....g
Matt Dunn has used corrugated iron
ceilings for his new stores. This materi-
al is deemed better than plaster.
Judge Hug is the way Judge Hugs
nome is spelled in the Independent His
is puzzling name for the operator.
DR.. Gordon left this afternoon for the
country on combined business and
pleasure trip. He will be back the latter
part of the week.
News from Sand Coulee includes men
ton of the wedding Of John Withheld
and Mrs. Townley who were married by
Rev. MIR. higgins. A daughter has been
born to Mrs. Robert Glaister and son to
Mrs. Thomas Dwyer.
The Montana Central has published a
new time table which went into effect
Saturday. No changes are made in the
passenger trains. The freight leaves
L - J,;1
at 6:35 a. III. 1t leaves Helena at 1910 p.
m. and arrives here at 7:45 p. m.
Mr.. Warner Of Choteau, who is Judge
CARROTS business partner, was in town
yesterday and reports considerable politi-
cal activity there during the recent cam
paign. Mr.. Warner, who comes frem
New York, was we'll pleased at meeting
several fellow citizens from the Empire
state.
While a freight train was travelling over
the Montana Central yesterday, the axle
snapped near Rock creek which is a
moderate distance above Craig .Flagmen
we're at once sent out to warn the ap-
preaching trains, and steps were taken to
clear the track. This proved to be nc
easy matter. The up and down trains
we're tdCu ucldye gu dpouL sefcA HOuIS
The former did not arrive here until 1890
Beyond the delay,the passengers suffered
no discomfort, as the dining car was al
hand to provide them with supper
Among those on board were Judge Rolfe
G. M. Webster and Ernest Ringwald. The
track and rolling stock of the Montana
and Manitoba lines are both in good con
dition. Accidents of this kind are very
rare on either line.
The highly accomplished "Peak Sisters
from Alasky" drew quite large audi
ence at their entertainment in Minot hall
Saturday evening. Their songs and reci-
tations were extremely ludicrous, and the
effect was considerably heightened by the
grotesque costume Of the members. The
different parts were well sustained, and
evidenced considerable dramatic ability
on the part Of some Of them. The names
Of this talented company are: "Minty
Peak" Mrs. Martin, Supposed to be the
eldest. member of the family and hence
exercised her prerogative with much aus
terity "Darthy Peak Mrs. Webster
"Betty Peak" Mrs. Will Hanks; "Lizy
Peak" Miss Gertie Martin; !" Hammer
Blindy Peak" Miss Josephine Trigg
LUCINDA Peak" Miss Mabel Martin
'Marandy Peak" Miss Winnefred Whit
ney; "Narissy Peak" Mrs. DR.. Ladd
At the conclusion of the exercises ligh
refreshments were served after which the
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