Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-11-20

Town To-Day. lie mas been SICK Tor week,
but is now much better.
Sand Coulee is producing 1000 tons of
coal per day. Coal is now sent to Butte
in considerable quantity.
Harry Ringwald has altered considera-
bly, the arrangement of the counters in
his store. He has now plenty Of room
for holiday goods.
Alderman Germ has sold his house and
lot for $4,000 to Miss Ella La Rue. She
has been offered ST 800 for a lot which
the alderman bought her for $500.
The grocers, stationers, clothiers and
dry goods men are determined to order
heavily for the holiday trade this season.
They will have all the novelties that are
in vogue.
The attempt OF one F. G. Hollins to re-
tard the Great Northern Railway enter
prise is regarded as purely malicious by
railroad men here. He has neve: been
known as a Manitoba stockholder.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Norquist,
took place yesterday from her late resi-
dence. The Rev. Mr.. Coombe officiated,
Mrs. Norquist died of consumption.
oi'o Hau ilNeu Ilel { dUOuL tLFee lllOLIllS.
1t was busy scene at the depot at 8 p.
m. today. The St. Paul express was
going out. The Butte express WAS com
ing in. The Sand Coulee freight train of
81 cars completed the list. It was east
ward bound.
The settlement of the smelter question
has given strong impulse to the value of
raa1 astnfa in pd oronp6 town II ic oy.
pected that considerable building will be
done in the spring or before If the winter
continues open.
Mr.. Cockrill issued two marriage Ii
censes today and Judge Benton performed
impressively the ceremony. The happy
pairs are John N. q. Swanston and Miss
Belle Borsteda !. George w. Parker and
Miss Lillian Mitchell Of Highwood.
We are requested to state that if the
person who borrowed Phil Gibsons shot
gun will call at his office he will present
him with $40 case and re-loading
outfit that belongs to it. Phil says that
one is no use without the other
Mayor Fairfield has received from San
FRANCISCO set of the historical works OF
Hubert P. Bancroft, who with ceaseless
research has gathered much valuable in
formation regarding the Pacific coast and
incidentally of Montana The volumes
are models Of typographical excellence
and beauty.
On Friday evening last Miss Josie
Israel entertained number of her school
mates at her home in Helena. Dancing
and games were INDUCED IN and refresh
ments served. At a late hour the com
pany departed, all highly delighted with
the pleasant evening they had spent
Helena Independent.
MIR. Paris Gibson returned from Butte
today. Yesterday he had the pleasure of
going through the Mountain View and
other mines owned by the Boston & Mon
tana company. He says they are won.
,lerfu properties and that the ore bodies
are practically inexhaustible. Messrs.
Bigelow, Lewiston and Grew will remain
at Butte until Wednesday when they re-
turn east via the Manitoba. Mr.. Parsons
will be here few days later to start the
work on the new smelter.
A pleasant dancing party was given
Friday evening at Mr.. Robert Vaughn's
in compliment to his amiable niece, Miss
Viola Vaughn. There we're about 40
ladies' and gentlemen present, who were
all agreeably entertained with dancing,
games and other amusements. Supper
was served about midnight and dancing
was continued to late hour. Miss
Vaughn left here today for her home in
Mclean county, Illinois. Her many
friends wish tie estimable young lady a
pleasant journey.
A year ago. the German-Americans of
Great Falls with that love for music and
sociability which characterizes the race,
formed the Arion society. Since that
suspicious beginning the Arion has held
| series of concerts and balls which have
impaired much pleasure and added
greatly to the social fame of the city,
These assemblages have been always
| eddy popular On Saturday nig ht the an
with success. President Nalbach and the
other officers welcomed the visitors who,
all greatly enjoyed the entertainment
| On Wednesday evening prior to his de-
palture east, dinner was given 10 MI
L. 4. Bayliss, the general manager OF the
Drum Lummon mine, by Mr.. Spruill
Braden at the Hotel Broadwater. The
invited guests were Mr.. T. A. Bennett
who has lately returned from South
America, Major Maginnis, Judge Cullen
and II. Bratnober, who was formerly su.
Derntendent of the mine. The dinner
was served in the blue room, which is
now the private dining room for small
parties, and Mr.. Bayliss, who is going
east to bring his wife home again, was
wished safe journey and quick re
turn.-Helena Independent,
The latest business man who has seer
the future of Great Falls and cast his lot
in our midst is perfectly satisfied with thu
experience of only month. Tnoma
Gabagan, the manager of the Jarvis
Conklin Mtge. Trust Co., has added to hi
business of loaning money, that of tn
agency of the N. Y,Life Insurance Co.
which is the most reliable insurance
company in the country. Mr.. Gahagar
expects to call on our cit
liens during any spare moment
that he may have and they may be sur
that If they do not receive visit from
him he is too busy in the loaning bust
ness. Our citizens may be sure that an
statements he makes as to business OF TIL
insurance company and the rates h
quotes are the best that can be obtained
from any good company.
A large party of doctors arrived toda.
,, in special car from the east and pro
ceeded to Helena and Butte. They cam
from st. Paul, Minneapolis and othe
Mipnacota cities They are the pnpStS q