Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-10-31

Spear Wednesday and Friday evening Al
Minot hall. Go and hear him sure.
The Park Theatre band is kept pretty
busy during the campaign, having just
returned from Sun River and Cascade.
Steps are being taken to put Central
avenue in better condition for the winter
In places the roadway is much too high
Colonel Horst returns to Butte tomor-
row after pleasant visit here, where he
has made many friends, who appreciate
hi sterling qualities.
l.ev. Mr.. Anderson, father of Prof. F.
W. Anderson, preached last evening in
the Presbyterian church at the request OF
Rev. j. Reid. Mr.. Anderson, who has
hitherto resided in Minneapolis, spoke
VITA fervor and earnestness.
Among the arrivals at the Milwaukee
house are O. H. Barnant, New York; M.
W rngerg, st. Paul; w. H. Graney, A.
Fl. irwin, Minneapolis: r. B. Kinney, Sand
/, Ceulee; c. L. Thomas, Buffalo; f. Lietz.
Cincinnati; Walter Higgins, Chicago.
Hon. T. E. Collins returned home last
evening and received warm welcome
llulu his uudly llieuls' " liiC away uO
visited st. Paul, Chicago, New York and
his former home in Indiana. He found
Great Falls widely known and held in
high respect everywhere.
Major Baldwin, the efficient Indian
agent, is in town. He has host of
friends here WHO are always glad to see
him. He will be at the meeting this even
ing, and if called on may speak. He
made telling speech here at the demo-
critic ratification meeting. .5Mm. .m...
Prof. Spear Of Chicago will give two
very fine and original lectures in one,
Me and my House., Wednesday and
Thursday evenings this week. Ladies
and gentlemen will hear many most in
trresting and valuable things. All are
cordially invited. Admission free.
Several German citizens met yesterday
for the purpose of forming a singing So
ciety. They had an informal talk on the
subject and will meet again at the Vienna
bakery on Sunday next at 3 p. m. to or
ganize. The proposal meets with much
favor and is certain to be crowned with
success.
A phantom party is to take place next
Friday evening. This masked ball is to
be select affair, and will yield much
amusement. 1t is to be given in compli-
ment to some society favorites who are
about to leave. 1t will be we'll organized
and conducted by a competent committee
of ladies and gentlemen. %
The fast trains that will start November
10 will arrive here daily from ST. Paul at
about 80 p. m. The return train from
Helena and Butte will arrive here at 3:15
p. m. and proceed to st. Paul. The run
will be made to st. Paul in about 3712
hours. The service will be superb. No
one will leave here to go by the Northern
Pacific when these trains start No
Rev. j. Reid has returned from Boze-
man and Helena. In Bozeman he saw
great quantities of produce, the result Of
the large crops IN the Gallatin valley.
The brethren received him Hospitality.
In Helena he preached in exchange with
Mr.. Moore. He found the Helena presby
terians intent on building next year a
church that will cost $4,000 MI. Sharpe
and other Jealous members have enabled
Mr.. Moore to keep the congregation fer
vent in spirit, serving the Lord.
Great Falls has the pleasure of welcom-
ing today Messrs. r. NJ. Temple, S. W.
Mercer, A. M. Brough, A. j. McCauley, J.
j. Barnes, W. S. Smith and W. E. Case.
All these gentlemen are from eastern
Ohio. They have come in company with
Mr.. McGinnis, of the st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis and Manitoba railroad. They visited
the falls and smelter today and were
greatly pleased Herewith. Mr.. Temple,
who is in the party, is proprietor Of the
Index, which is published at Newcomers
town, Ohio.