The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-27
From SATURDAYS Daily, |

W. B. Raleigh, of the firm of W. B.
Roleigh Il Co. of Helena, is in town.
An extra coach is soon to be on the
Monarch run to accommodate the traffic.
The Helena land office has a coal land
patent for Webb W. Barrett, of Cascade
county.
J. M. Addle, formerly a Great Falls
lawyer. has built up a prosperousl law prac-
tice at Castle.
Christmas night James II. Steele and
Miss Lena BONN were united in marriage
by Judge Race.
A pleasant little dance was given
Christmas night by Messrs. Paul Aversion
and A. Nelson. About fourteen couples
were present.
Miss Burghardt entertained a few
friends Christmas night in honor of her
guest, Miss Damn of Butte, who left for
home Yesterday.
Lewis W. Peck yesterday filed his U.
s.. patent for the southeast quarter of Sec
ton 3, township 20 north, range 4 east,
containing 100 acres.
MIR. T. B. McShane, manager OF the
Bay. State Cattle company, is in from the
Judith. He reports cattle in a prime
condition in that section.
On Christmas day the Rev. Mr.. Clewes
joined in the holy bonds of wedlock in
the Park hotel parlors Fred j. Ridley and
Miss Bertha Owen of Mann.
Conductor Stephens was yestel day
suddenly summoned east by the death Of
his father. Conductor Bingham will
take charge of his train till his return.
j. W. Underwood. who is charged with
selling mortgaged property, was up be-
fore Judge Race yesterday and was
bound ever to appear before the grand
jury.
Stephen E. Atkinson sold yesterday to
Arthur Dickerman, Chas. NJ. Webster
and Ernest Cruther, lot Is in block 300.
located on First avenue north, near Third
street, for $4,000.
A fire In Benton last Tuesday badly
damaged a two-story frame building on
Main street, lately vacated by Hazel Roe.
and belonging 10 W. s. Stocking. The
fire was the work of al incendiary.
The Rev. W. W. VanOrsdel left yester-
day for st. Clair, where he will hold a
series of meetings on the Goth, 9th and
2Sth and perhaps longer. Reg ular quar-
terly services will be held on Sunday the
28th inst.
The severe wind storm of Christmas
day piled the sand three feet high on the
sidewalk by the ii. & II. boarding house.
Here is a good chance for the city to util-
iLe some of the surplus energy nj the
city jail, in cleaning of the sidewalks.
Mr.. Edwin X. Abbott, local editor of
the Monarch, called Yesterday to congrat-
ulate the Tribune upon entering its
handsome new quarters. He thinks We
have one of the finest and best adapted
structures of the kind In the northwest
Rev. q. G. Chambers of Monarch and
Miss Ella Dickson were married WedLes.
day by Rev. W. W. VanOrsdel. The GER
emory took place at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Cunningham near Mon
arch. Many beautiful presents we're re-
ceived.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges from
Hanks u Atkinson the receipt of a hand
some illuminated calendar cOmmemorat
ing the Tooth anniversary of the In
surance Company Of North America.
This firm are the resident agents of the
company.
For a boy only IS years, the cornet So
los executed by Artie Germ, ct the Park
theatre, are truly wonderful. He pays
all kinds of music with ease. and if the
lad perseveres we predict he will make
his mark as a cornetist. This is a son OF
Alderman Germ.
Tomorrow the Sc%andinavians will have
IA CHI istnas tree at the Collins-l.epley
block. A sermon will he preached IN
the forenoon, and in the evening at Z
o'clock, the Christmas tree festivities will
begin. All Scandinavians are cordially
invited to participate.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
John b. Monroe and Miss Carrie Moore,
both of Robare, and to George Pablois
and Miss Sarah Anne Pipley, both of Pie
gan. The northwestern portion of the
county seems to be IN the lead in matri-
monial ventures.-kiver Press.