The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-26
From Tuesdays Daily.

Four notices of location of gypsum
claims were filed in the recorders Office
today by Ed. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whiteside arrived
in town from Helena yesterday. Mr..
Whiteside has come in reference to the
contract for the dam, but expects no de-
finite action thereon for or two days.
A Scandinavian today informed Post
master Taylor that a postal order which
he received had not been paid to the per
son for whom he procured it. The in
quirer produced the order by way of ex-
PLANTATION. He had never mailed it!
1t will be gratifying news to the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. d. q. Browne to
learn that their youngest son, who has
been lowering between life and death for
several days, is now improving, with
every hope of ultimate recovery.-River
Press.
Hon. Harry Comley of Helena a mem
Der of the house of representatives and a
prominent attorney of the capital, left
for home today. While here he took as
defendants attorney dispositions in the dl-
vorce suit brought by Mrs. b. f. Strong.
George W. Taylor represented on this
occasion, Wade, Toole g. Wallace, vile
are the plaintiffs attorneys.
A Great Northern freight train, COM
ing down the fatal Dry Fork of the
Marias, within twelve miles of Fort Ben
ton yesterday morning ran through a
bunch Of range cattle and killed and
NAMED twenty-five head. The cattle be-
lOnged principally to the North Montana
and Benton e St. Louis Cattle con- panies.
Strange to say the train was not thrown
from the track.-River Press.
/ Captain Jensen has informed Adjutant
General Douglas that Company A of
Great Falls is prepared to compete in
Captain Jensen says the prize should be
about $3.50, so as to cover expenses. The
challenge has been given in view of the
approaching completion of the Helena
arsenal, which may be opened with mill
tary ceremony.
E. V. Rubottom and bride arrived
from the east yesterday, aud Mr.. r. has
been the recipient of many congratula-
tons from his friends. The happy event
took place on February Goth at Ottumwa,
Iowa, Miss Juliet Carter having been 'the
party of the second part" MIR. and Mrs.
Rubottom will go to housekeeping at
once and after March 1st will be sat
home" to their friends. The TRIBUNE
offers its heartiest congratulations.
This singular announcement appears
10 the Fergus County Argus: "Wanted-
In Philbrook, a resident pastor. No
questions asked as to religious belief.
Only men of the finest ability need apply.
To the right man q wealth of promises
will be guaranteed, and if he 2%nrv;ves the
year more promises will he promised.
We can promise this to be a promising
neighborhood."
A meeting of Irishmen and Irish
Americans was held last evening in the
cozy dining room of the Cascade hotel.
After electing Pat Hughes president,
and Dan Silveria secretary, a society was
formed which is to be established as a
permanent organization. 1t was decided
to celebrate Robert Emmet's birthday. A
committee was appointed and was in
structed to arrange a programme and
procure any subscriptions needed to make
the entertainment a success. Another
meeting will be held liz the Cascade
hotel dlning-room on Thursday evening
next at $3.50 o'clock. All those who
wish to assist or join the association are
invited to attend. Among those present
were Joe Otterson, James Connolly, j.
Brosnan, ]. Greedy, j. Burke, Thomas
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