The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-24
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
From Yuesday's DailY.l

From Tuesdays Daily.l
Thos. Moran. the St. Peters stockman,
is in the city.
Fl. G. Klenze of Neihart will start east
today to visit his old home.
J.J. Kelleher, one of the solid ranch
and stockmen of Upper Belt is in the
city buying supplies.
j. It. Arlington went down to the
scene OF operations on the Great North
ern extension yesterday.
s. l.. Pratt Of Monarch and Miss Han
nah j. Jones were married ut Hardy on
Sunday, Sept. 21, Judge Joe Kaufman
officiating.
Rlcharn Brennan and his little daughter
of Neihart are on their way to Peoria,
ILL.,, where Mr.. Brennan's father is re-
ported to he very sick.
The new hotel at Barker was opened
with a grand ball last Friday night.
About twenty persons went up from
Monarch and report the ball a big success.
The programme Of the live bird tourne
ament of the Butte Rod and Gun club
has been received. The hshopt" will come
Oft October 4 and 8 and promises to be
interesting,
X. II. Menefse, the miner and ex-saw-
mill owner Of Neihart, is visiting the city.
This is his first trip to town since October,
1889. and the many solid improvements
and progress made are a surprise to him.
James, sou of F. P. and Sue J. McCor-
mick, died yesterday of cholera infantum,
aged l year aud 8 months. The funeral
will take place at 2 p. m. today from the
residence, corner Seventh avenue south
and Fifth street.
Rev. Joseph Anderson and his family
are now living on their ranch in section
IS, go north, 8 east. He holds religious
services every Sunday at 3 p. m., and ex-
tends a cordial invitation to %neighboring
ranchmen to meet with them.
F, NJ. Gleason, now located north of
Flathead lake near pemersville, is in the
city on business. Mr.. Gleason fully cor
roborates all the statements which have
been made In regard to this region and
says 1t is the best country he has seen in
Montana for q poor man.
Yesterday at 4 :35 p. m. Samuel E. Har.
ris and Belle NJ. Douglas (colored) ap-
peared in the clerks office desiring to be
united in marriage Judge Dyas examined
their credentials, babe them stand up aad
In just forty seconds they we're man and
wife. The judge refralhed from the US
ual oscnlatofy s%alptation,
,Messrs. Pete Gallagher and Roberts of
the west side returned Sunday from a
flying trip to Neihart, where they went
10 examine some mining property. They
express themselves as very highly pleased
with the camp and helieve that it has
a great future. Henry Fitzgerald took
them out in his rig and made the round
trip ig two days, which is something of n
record.
Park hotel arrivals: q w Il Smith,
II II Wright, II E Waycott, James Her.
rome. + W G White, Ghas Colbert, Hell
ena; II V Douglas, Minneapolis; Fl A
Heinrich, Spokane; r W Lamb, W }
Clark, Monarch; IT NJ Tinling, l. G
Ifaskett,St Paul; CA ingalls,, Boston; j
w Lestri, Barker; NJ d Cooper, Choteau;
DR. A T Horsman. Devils Lake; w A
Hrae, M P Apgar, J y Doud, St Paul;
Peter Grip, Anaconda; w II Green, Hell
ena; John Bnwe, Utica; l. Blakestad,
While sulphur Sprlng-;J McCuaig, Du-
puyer; s. Dickey, Bel}; Nat McGihin,
Patrick Ferry, Sand Conleei DUNCAN Nc
Leod, Belt.