The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-26
SPRAY OF THE l.
From Tuesdays Daily.

from Tuesdays Daily
Al. Hockett and wife of Barker are in
town on business.
Capt. ]. E. Williams arrived from
Barker yesterday.
J. M. Amoux of Highwood is enjoying
life at the Woodbridge.
T. G. Roosevelt, the Arlington mer-
chant is in town on business.
Gus Wordsworth, the Chestnut valley
stockman is at the Park hotel.
Sam Quail returned from Neihart Sun
day. He says that camp is lively.
Miss Ross, trainer of the young ideas
at Barker, is enjoying a few days of city
life.
E. G. Hebenstreit a. Co., employment
agents, have sent to st. Paul for SO female
domestics.
Burt Largent has returned from the
capital well pleased to get lack to a live
bustling city.
Losr.-AEletter addressed to Maggie
Y~araczeskI. Anyone finding the same
please return to the postotlice.
j. D. Waite of Utica returned from
Grand Forks Sunday where he took
three car loads of fine stock sheep.
j. M. LETTERS, of Cascade, IS in town
closing up his affairs. He will go to the
coast In a few days for a months visit.
r attorney j. W. Stanton made u flying
to Kibby last Friday where he was sue
cessful in a land case before Justice Lee.
Mrs. s. Raleigh has q few of those
French bonnets left. If you want some
thing exceptionally fine, ask to see them
W. L. Davis of Cascade and Miss Mollie
Colbert of st. Peters were authorized to
marry yesterday by County Clerk Cock
rill.
Come out to the reception at the Y. M
orchestra. 1t is not very old but it gets
there just the same.
M. A. Meyendorff arrived from Helena
yesterday. He will open a fine ciga,
stand in the Park hotel as soon as the fix
lures, which are IN the way, arrive.
Mr.. j. g. Watson will start for Min
neapolis today, on a visit to his home
He has been in Montana over a year and
will probably make his future home here
The VIM. Casey who is implicated il
the coat stealing cases is a different mar
entirely and by large majority from W
j. Casey of First avenue south and Sec
ond street.
Wade Baker of Lewistown Is at the
| Milwaukee house. We are glad to note
that he has recovered from the wount
which he received sufficiently to be abb
to be out.
The Lethbridge News states that tn,
Gait Colliery is producing about 1,00'
tons of coal daily. The Lethbridge water
works and electric light bill has passed
its second reading iii the Assembly.
Hon. S. s. Hobson, president, and j. Fl
Moe, cashier, Of the Bank Of Fergus
&C unity, came down from Helena yester
day. They are just returning from
trip east and will proceed to Lewiston to
day,
The children of the Methodist Sunda,
school have prepared an excellent pro
gramme which will be given at the
church Thursday night. Every one VIII,
can should help them u in this goo(
cause.
F. j. Henzlik has sold out his hote
business at Monarch to G. A. Martin an,
is now in town on his way to St. Paul
Mr.. Fl. intends to buy a large stock o
goods and open a general store at Barke
in about two weeks.
The "Gem" saloon received yesterday
lot of choice liquors and cigars and pro
pose to be behind no other establishment
in the city in the quality of the good
sold over the bar. Messrs. Murphy {
McNabb are making the "Gem" Il popula
resort.
Jos. Nimmo jr, special agent of tn
United States government, Is in town
His special mission is to collect facts il
regard to irrigation and artesian vel
systems. He should receive a cordia
welcome from all to whom he addl esse
inquiries.
The new floor of the Security Ban
was put down Saturday and is certainl
very handsome. The central part con
sists of alternate layers of black walnu
and hard maple and is surrounded by al
intricate border which is made of severa
kinds of wood the whole adding a YER
pleasant effect to one of the neatest bank
ing rooms in the state.
Mrs. M. Kohnen, who managed tn
Minot house SO successfully last year, ha
taken charge of the Leland hotel on Firs
avenue South. This she has thorough
renovated and returpished and is nov
prepared to furnish the travelling publ
as comfortable accommodations as can b
had in the city. Clean beds, good cook
ing and prompt service may always b
had at the new Leland.
We acknowledge the receipt of an IN
v~itation from Jas. B. Walker, Presiden
of the Last Chance Copy Club, to atten'
their first annual banquet, to be given a
William F. Mellen's famous restaurant a
Helena, at 8 o'clock on the evening O
Sunday, December 7th, 1890. 1t is ex
pected there will be a big gathering o
the press gang, and that they will have
jolly good time goes without saying.
Mr.. P. Fl. Maloney of White Sulphu
Springs, who is one of the best know
men in Montana, arrived in this cit,
yesterday. Mr.. Maloney has, moi beef
here for two years and naturally he i
amazed at the rapid progress and growtl
OF the city in that time. Having been
constant reader of the TRIBUNE he wa
prepared to see a great change, hut H.
says it surpasses his expectation. Mr.
Maloney will remain a day or two.
Our customers all speak highly II
praise of St. Patrick's Pills. They ar
the best--Berry Bros, Carroll, Nebraski
For sale by Lapeyre Bros, druggists.