The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-22
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
From Saturdays Daily


Senator Arlington is sojourning in the
city.
The bridge contracts were signed last
night.
Mr.. Collett is enjoying his s%ojourn in
England.
VIM. Macqueen came in from Aiming
ton last evening.
Train Dispatcher Hayden of Glasgow
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Fl. E. Randall has been quite sick
but Is now able to be up.
Lapeyere Bros. have received n large
supply of seeds for the spring trade.
The la grippe keeps DR.. Fairfield
"hustling" among the railroad camps.
Dick Oatey, the we'll known Clendenin
miner, returned yesterday from a trip to
Helena.
School Superintendent Swan was at the
clerk and recorders office today on school
matters.
G. N. Outright of the City Drug Store
went to Neihart today, taking with him a
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Fred Whiteside of Helena has rented
the west store in the Kingsbury block
and will establish there a furniture store.
Owing to the prevailing sickness i'll the
community and other causes, the dedica-
ton of the new Baptist church is post
poned.
DR.. Crutcher today received $1,000
cash for 20 acres of land lying east of the
city. Chas. s.. Jones, of Connecticut was
was the purchaser.
First Baptist church service at II a. m.
Sunday in Minot hall, wei the First Ma
tional Bank. Sermon by pastor-Rey.
Joseph Anderson. Subject: "Faith.'
All are welcome to our services.
Services will be held at the Methodist
church tomorrow as follows: Morning
at II O'Clock, class meeting at 10 O'Clock,
Sunday school at 2:3O o'clock, evening
tervice at 80 O'Clock. Subject for even
ing service: "knocking for Admission
Seats free; strangers welcome.
W. j. Roberts, the Clendenin merchant,
is in the city. Mr.. R. informs us that his
affairs have been satisfactorily settled
and that his store will be open and run
ming as usual in a few days. The attach
ment suits by creditors here were begun
because of like proceeding commenced
on account of a small sum claimed to be
due by him, which claim he disputes.
Fred Vanderhoof left on Tuesday last
for Sand Coulee, Montana, where he has
accepted a situation with the Sand Coulee
Coal company. Frank and Charles
Odell late of Phelps are with the same
company. Thus 1t is that the growing
industries of the great west are constant
!y taking our bright business young men
from our midst. Success to them all
Phelps Citizen, Phelps, New York.
Advertising pays. Mr.. Ford, of Kib-
hey, recently advertised a ranch in the
TRIBUNE and soon found a purchaser
at a profitable price. In Butte, lately,
M. j. Cornell bought the Bonner stock
and advertised a grand, free excursions
fran places on the Northern Pacific and
Montana Union railways. He also an
nounced the low prices at which he
would sell. Consequently the rush to
Butte has been immense and the sales
have been prodigious in amount.
John B. Catlin, the agent for the Black
feet Indians at Peigan, advertises for
bids for furnishing his agency with field
seeds, consisting Of 10000 pounds oats,
$4,000 pounds seed wheat, and 10000
pounds seed potatoes. Bids will be re-
ceived until Jan. 80. Major Catlin also
advertises for bids for the erection of a
school building at the agency. This
building is to be of brick, two stories
high and 39x88 feet.
More business was transacted at the
tere of court just closed than at any term
in the past ten years. The grand jury
was continuously occupied and is to be
commended for its diligence. Judge
Benton presided with dignity. The court.
ty attorney exerted himself to bring Of
Tenders to justice. James M. Adamson
and Louis N. Mcdonald were sentenced
to one and four years imprisonment, re-
spectively, for horse stealing, and five In
dams were each sentenced to 10 months
for the same crime. A. B. Wilson was
sentenced for one year for assault with
intent to commit murder. Many civil
cases were also disposed of.-River Press.
Mention is made of a race which Joe
Conrad made recently to Clendenin. He
had urgent business there, so he set out
at daybreak in a buggy. On arriving at
Streets he changed to horseback and
made the rest of the trip at a pace which
Gilpin would have envied. Strange
ly enough ]. B. Turtin also had business
al Clendenin. Joe Conrad passed him on
the road and observed that he was travel |
ling at %breakneck speed. When the rlv- |
ais met they found that this 6O-mile race
amid snow and ice was needless. They
laughed at their efforts to outdo each |
other and were gratified to find that they
were both victims of %misreports. They
care not to race back. One such
match was enough for this winter. !
The only place of amusement in the
city is the Park theatre. Open every !
evening.
If you want to enjoy a pleasant even
ing go to the Park theatre, the only place
OF amusement in the city.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porus Plaster. Price 25 cents,
sale by Lapeyre Rros.
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