The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-29

Mr.. Erskine has engaged Horace Nc
Intyre to resurvey the townsite of st.
Clair.
A tie prospecting outfit is in the Teton
canyon for the Great Falls and Canada
railroad.
In Ghoteau. recently, Miss Ella Hamil-
toms school mates gave her Il surprise
party on her sixteenth birthday.
Horace Mcintyre has laid out n half
mile track at Captain COUGHS Sun river
ranch. Captain Couch will erect II stone
barn near the track.
Larry Neihart is in town. lie says the
new owners may start work on the Dako-
ta about February IL. He predicts u
prosperous year in Neihart.
Geo. T. Huy, son of Judge and Mrs.
Huy Of this city, is northwestern freight
agent of the Wisconsin Central, with
headquarters at Minneapolis.
j. W. Barnes, jr., received a telegram
today from Fl. f. Collect announcing his
safe arrival in New York city. Mr.. Col
lett will arrive here in about 10 days.
Herbert P. Rolfe arrived by the Mani
toba train yesterday, but proceeded to
Helena, presumably to report to Colonel
Sanders how things look in Washington.
The Scandinavian ball In Miners hall
at Sand Coulee on Saturday was attended
by 100 people, who greatly enjoyed the
dancing. Messrs. johnson and Bornson
were the musicians.
]. W. Barnes, Jr., the rustling real
ncfptn n rant mn n rtal hr hip cnn rn
turned from Minneapolis yesterday and
will now settle down to active real estate
work in this city. He expects a lively
season.
John Fairfield, a recent attorney in our
midst, was, with caustic remarks from the
bench, stricken from all cases in which
his name appeared us attorney. Cause
being practices unprofesslonal in the e4-
Observation-Disclosures journal.
A.. X. Yerkes, editor and publisher of
tine Bozeman Chronicle, lost his bright
5-year.old boy, the pride of a happy house
hold, a few days since. At the time Mr..
Yerkes was Frustrated with la grippe in
New York city and was unable to be pres
ent at the obsequies, rendering the blow
doubly severe to him. Mr.. Yerkes has
the sincere sympathy of his friends of the
state press.
Secretary C. NJ. Webster writes a Wig.
orous reply to some "Observant ~ East
ern Tourist" who has been lying in the
Minneapolis Tribune in regard to Butte
and Great Falls. Mr.. Webster states tina
ii the tourist" had stopped over at GreaI
Falls he would have learned shat prop
erty is cheaper, in proportion to its pres
o-% ND Il, -,oJin< Frt,,ro ,ros
poets, than any town east or west; he
would have learned that many Of the bes
known capitalists of eastern cities are in
vesting heavily in Great Falls, and tina
Helena and Butteites are turning from
investments at home to purchase property
in Great Falls"
Rev. j. Anderson held divine service
for the first time Yesterday in the Baptis
church. The congregation were pleased
with the new meeting house. The ser
vice was conducted by Rev. jos. An
derson, the pastor, who preached from
9th chap. John, 18th verse: my Fathel
worketh hitherto, and l work" After stat
ing the relation of the text to the context
the speaker opened up the subject by
showing the Fathers work in creation
In UNFOLDING and sustaining the universe
in all its grand and infinite operations; il
His p%rovidental government ofthe world
and in his purposes OF grace to mankind
The latter thought was made the them
of discourse, and the methods of God
working for the redemption of the worl'
from the power of sin and satan. and tn
universal return of mar to allegiance t.
his Maker, was brought out. Mr.. Andel
sons sermon was heard with much atten
ton. The building was greatly admired
All matters connected with the contrac
have been settled satisfactorily and ami
cably. The ediice does credit to Nj
LAWYERS workmanship.