The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-22
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Fridays Daily

Dick Harley is in from Neihart.
James Gillette Of Willow Creek is in
town.
Sheriff O'Neal of Benton is in town on
business.
John X. Castner came IN from Belt
yesterday.
The Episcopal fair Melted the ladies
nearly 5000.
Senator Jos. A. Baker of Fl. Benton
is in the city.
VIM, Albrecht has sold his Wall paper
business to Fullerton & Kennedy.
Gov. Toole has appointed Jas. M. Bur-
lingame of this county a notary public.
Two electric cars for the Great Falls
Electric street railway company have
arrived.
The Helena board of trade is taking
active steps toward securing the Congre-
g~ational college.
Henry A. Root, who is one of the
claimants for the great Davis estate at
Butte, is in the city.
Loretta Steiner, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Steiner, is reported
very sick with pneumonia.
The firm of Gibbous s. Mihaer has been
dissolved. Mr.. Gibbons will continue
the business at the old stand.
The Workingmen's union of North
Great Falls will give a grand ball at the
Arlington On Saturday evening, Nov. ~.
G.. b. Lockhart has leased Lieut..
Anderson's residence on the north side
and will move into the same In a few
days.
Mrs. Ransom Cooper and children
arrived yesterday from the east and MI.
Cooper ID as happy as a newly married
man.
Next Thursday afternoon the fire de-
partment will give q grand parade, and at
night a ball and supper. Don't fail to
buy a ticket.
The sheriff yesterday closed the saloon
in the Arvon block under an attachment.
j. L. Gloss, the proprietor was unable to
meet his bills.
The vote taken at the Methodist church
Wednesday night gave IL IN favor Of and
one against admitting ladies as delegates
to the general conference.
The dance given in the Collins-Lepley
block Wednesday was not a part Of the
bazaar programme, nor was it In any
way connected with the church affair.
A fine new Cranston power press for
the TRIBUNE has arrived and will be set
up in the new TRIBUNE building in a few
days. We expect to be in our own home
in a short time now.
Mrs. J. G. Lynch went to st. Paul yes
terday, where she will visit during the
winter. Mr.. Lynch has accepted a po-
sition on the Great Northern extension
and went as far as Assiniboine.
John Worth has sold out a half interest
in his Atlas saloon ard billiard hall at
Helena to Tampk1ns, Koldrup & Co.,
the company being Harry Woolrlch.
Business must be getting slack with
the Helena lawyers. We notice they
have formed a moot court and will meet
once a week to discuss grave legal and
constitutional questions.
j. A. Coram of the Butte and Montana
Commercial company and also of the
Butte & Boston Mining and Smelling
company, is in the city with his family
guests at the Park hotel.
Mr.. j. Featherly of Helena is in The city
arranging to open his news and novelty
store in the Collins-Lepley block. He
expects to have such a store here as tina
Of Calkins g. Featherly of Helena. @
W. I.eary will be the manager for thu
time being.
How much will the Board of Trade
give toward securing the location of tn.
Congregational college in Great Falls
How much land will individuals give
Eighty, acres are already guaranteed
Why don't our Board of Trade come t,
, life and attend to this matter.
Mosier, the murderer of Brettinger a
Cokedale, and who had been in hiding il
the mountains several DAYS, has glve1
!, himself up to the authorities and is nov
in jail at Livingston. In regard to tn,
crime he says he was so drunk he did no
, know what he was doing.
, Dr.. kellogg of Helena has been arreste,
on the charge of abortion, his allege
5 victim being Miss Lizzie Carter, a ney
conner at the capital. County Attorne
, Nolan thinks he has discovered a verl
!. table "den of abortion and he propose
to make it hot for all implicated.
4 The anniversary of the execution {
the Irish patriots, O'Brien, Allen an
Larkin, will be observed at Sand Coule
by giving a grand ball. Monday evening
Nov. %, Especial train will leave Gret
Falls at 1880 p. m. and return from San
Conlee at 4:30 the following morning.
y The teachers and pupils of the publ
. schools are preparing to celebrate VIII
tiers birthday, Dec. II, with %appropriat
ceremonies, including a review of b
life, declarations and music. They pre-
pose also to dedicate the school house O
that day and name it the White
building.
Nj. George B. Lockhart who is so we
- known to the public as the chief clerk
the Park hotel has resigned that positio
to accept n of trust and responsibility
with the Butte & Montana Commercl,
company, which will have it's headqua
ters in this city. The company will ope
IN Office in the Collins-Lepley bloc
where Mr.. Lockhart will preside with b
accustomed grace.
M. II. Luther has returned from Farg
N. D., where he had been for sever
is weeks attending to the harvesting ar
marketing OF his immence wheat Gro
He says the people of that section a
more prosperous than they have been Fl
years on account of better crops and be
ter prices for wheat. However, Hermt
8, is exceedingly glad to get back to Gre
O. Falls, and he thinks there is no tow
like it.