Great Falls tribune., 1889-03-06
[From Tuesdays Daily !
lr. Frost of Grafton is in town.

store, Helena, Montana,
Michael Byrne Of Arrow creek is pay t
ing the Cataract City visit. ]
Numerous ranchmen from Belt creek
are in town, buying supplies.
About 35 land entries were made in the
vicinity of Great Falls last week
Fay Brothers, prominent sheep owners :,
of Arrow creek have come to town.
Gen. Greedy has determined to estab-
]ish here United States signal service
station.
Countv Commissioners Hanks and
Hastie met today and did much general
business
Judpe Bach, j. H. Mcknight and c.
Wallace Taylor arrived on the afternoon
train from Helena.
w. II. Davenport, our popular theatre
cal man, has gone to Helena to play
two weeks engagement there.
Frank Rafferty,, foreman of the Gold
Dnst and Dry Wolf mines, IS in town.
These mines are on Dry Wolf creek.
], F. McClelland has resumed his
real estate business and reports many
inquiries for city and ranch property.
Mr.. Lewis of the Lehigh Coal company
is in town. He went to Sand Coulee to-
day. The Lehigh has a depot at West
Superior and is one Of the great coal
companies.
The Old Folks concert, which was to
have taken place at the NJ. E. church on
Wednesday night, March 9th, has been
postponed until some night next week.
Due notice will be given later. Tickets
sold will be good for that occasion.
R. D. Beckon is moving his stock Of
div Goods. notions etc. to the store form
eriiy occupied by G. I. Wernicke. The
store is beng nicely fitted up, and
Mr.. Beckon will be ready to see his
friends about Thursday, March 7th,
Mr.. Kenkel of the firm of Bulge u
Kenkel, returned on yesterdays train
| from prolonged trip to New York City,
Boston, Washington and other eastern
cities. Mr. Kenkel had pleasant trip
: and brought a large stock OF boots and
shoes in the latest styles.
Barnes & Collett transferred another
/. lot today, in Black Eagle Falls Addition,
on Central Avenue to Mr. Dugan, OF
Selig, Ohio; consideration $500. Mr.
Collett also sold three lots in Fairview
y add, and reports business picking up,
and is confident we will have good year.
: Mr.. Wednesday, and Miss Matte Kel-
T. lev Of Chicago were married in st. Paul
~ on Saturday and have arrived here on
their bridal trip. The bride is beauti-
e full and accomplished young lady. Mr.
rs Wednesday, is the popular and success
ID full representative of the Hibbard, Spen-
le Ger & Bartlett Co., Chicago. The TRIB,
i UHE tenders Fluctuations.
~ General Manager P. P. Shelby ATTENDED
the opening Of Maguire's new opera house
1t, in Butte. He says that Manager Mcguire
le in his address to the audience, promised
lg that on the Sth of August of each year
al the anniversary Of the benefit rendered
n him by the people of Butte, he would Sc
h, apart as benefit to the people of Butte
rn On this occasion the proceeds OF the per
formance will be devoted to the Orphan
in Home. Mcguire was loudly cheered a
70. 10. he made this proposition,
IS J. F. Wegner Of Cascade county mad
al visit to his logging camp on Sheep cree
IS last week. He is we'll pleased, the r.. N
n Husbandman says, with the outlook 70
eat timber It was his intention to run tn
logs to Great Falls, but thinks now sine
nj taking a look at our country that he ma
~ ,at conclude to put in mill at Scott's ranc
ba i.s and market much of it at this point II
Nv. expresses himself as much pleased wit
~ on the Springs and is much surprised that
nat section furnishing such vast amount
les les trade and point OF the commercial IN
I'd portance of Meagher county should
'p' this advanced age be without railroad.
Robert Vaughn, writing from Sun rive
m IAN under date of February 22d, says whe
fd= was sown on the bench land during Il
the days had put check to plowing, Il
mn; mn; mercury going to II below He also sa,
'nd that several hundred new locations ha'
10 been made between the Missouri river al
IL the Belt mountains since last lby farr
IT a ers from Wisconsin, Iowa, OHIO and tt
ne New England states, and that every OF
OF of them should read the Rocky Mounta
Husbandman, in order to acquaint thel
,ry selves with the proper system of Monta
sec husbandry.-RockY Mountain Husban
by man.
riet Rev. Father Coopman of the Cathol
the cathedral, Helena, celebrated mass yt
ate, terday in the Aron hall. He announc
in the regulations for Lent as follows:
lree an indult of August 5, 1887, the use
OF flesh meat, eggs and white meats is
cres lowed at every meal on Sundays, as W.
ge as at the principal meals on all Monda
!, in Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, s
dja- urdays of the Ember days and Holy we
The excepted. But, the use of both file
fav- meat and fish together at the same mi
liti- is forbidden during the whole Of Lent
md. the use of white meats and eggs is toll
10th ated on all the days of Lent at the eve
It in ing collation. and at the principal meal
not those days on which the use of flesh m
bills is forbidden--in the morning a SIN
dar, piece of bread is allowed with a cup
ade coffee, tea, chocolate, or some simi
) to drink. When the principal meal cam
t is be taken at noon. the order may be
Ma verted, and the collation. be taken in
this morning and the dinner in the event
'al.' Lard or grease, commonly called fat, n
'ove be used in preparing the lawful victu
e of Those OF the faithful who are exer
llls. from the obligation of fasting can, on
wall days when the use of flesh meat, e
mod and white meats are permitted to all
dne faithful, be allowed to use them seve
this times day, as on Sundays of Lent, wi
II The he the obligation to fast is not binding.
g says w ter mess, which was attended by upwa
80. of so people, the trustees met and de-
hheSy ed to take energetic steps for the c
they struction of a church on the lots given
snc- the Townsite company.
treat The Rar Divided.
II be ",
,ulee lhose VINO oppose D uuge Waoe RET
men to the bench are unable to agree as to '