Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Judge Huy moved into the police court
room in the new city hall yesterday.
Here he will be pleased to meet all who
have business in his line.
Geo. Finnigan while working with
broncho at Paul's stables yesterday had
his arm thrown out Of joint at the
shoulder. 1t was replaced and he Is
again all right with the exception OF
some soreness.
Rev. Fathers Lambaere and Nierman,
with two other priests, arrived in town
today to open the Catholic mission in
Minot hall at 10 a. m. tomorrow. The
religious exercises will be continued
throughout the week.
Thomas E. Brady's new home on Eighth
avenue south and Sixth street is fast near.
ing completion. This beautiful little
house has four good rooms, bath room,
closets and cellar and is solidly built with
a view to convenience and comfort.
j. G. McCuaig, one Of the prominent
business men and stock owners of Du-
puyer, is in the city, on his return from
Washington, D. c., where he took unto
himself wife. The happy couple have
the best wishes of the TRIBUNE and n
host OF friends.
Mr.. M. II. Luther returned home
Thanksgiving day and will henceforth be
found at the Five Taps, in the Luther
block He was detained in Fargo longer
than he expected, as he had much busi-
ness to attend to in connection with the
settlement of his brothers. estate.
The chief and other members of the
fire department desire us to express theil
thanks to the Germ & Davenport band
for the generous aid they rendered in
making success of the Firemens ball
The street serenade-the first for many
weeks-was appreciated by all who heard
it. The band is now fixture in Great
Falls.
Clingan & Paul brought into town today
five tons of coal from their mine on Bell
creek, in which they have driven tunne
about 100 feet long. The coal is gooc
and elected general approval from those
who examined it. Mr.. Paul Is stronge1
believer than ever in the manifest distin,
of Great Falls to be large city.
1 The following are sales made by thu
Townsite company from Nov. 23 to 80 in
elusive: S E Chowen, $4,000; A E Aron
son, $500; W G Benham, $1,000; j
Harkins, $7OO; Mary A Gibson, $1,000
Alice Davis, $4OO; Dickerman & Web
ster, $700; Jas Brown, $500; s Z Dun
ham, $500; J 7 Glover, $500; A Mill:
$500; W E Kern, $500; ] q Fay, $500
Adele Germ, $500.
N, O'Brien, proprietor of the Park be
tel bath rooms, has lately brought on
supply of the celebrated Medical lax
salt. This salt when used IN the bat
cures all skin diseases and rheumatis1
and leaves the flesh clean and soft. J.
Washington, who has had large exper
ence in giving Turkish and medical bath
is always on hand to attend the wants {
bathers. Give this salt trial and yo
will be convinced that it is Il good thing
The TRIBUNE proposes to issue on jar
uary 1, 1890, a handsome newspaper al
nual, giving review of the growth an
business Of our city and surroundin
region the past year, and setting fort
the bright prospects of this town and trit
utary country the coming year. Th
illustrations will be new and the subjet
matter of an interesting and desirabl
character. The edition will be a larg
one, and as an advertising medium non
better could be offered the people G
Great Falls.
President Clark and Secretary Smltl
of the Bi-Metallic mine, both wealth
and prominent citizens of St. Louis, al
rived in the city yesterday and accepte
the hospitalities of Mr.. and Mrs. d. 6
Maclay. This morning in company witt