The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-01-15

The thermometer stood at 2 below at
p. m. today.
Thos. Gahagan is sojourning in Helena
fer a few days.
Phil Gibson went out to Sand Coulee
today on business.
Sam Dean and q. B. Pyle are in from
Sand Coulee today.
Mrs. ]. D. Gore has been very sick. but
is reported to be improving.
1t is reported that H. P. Rolfe is in
Washington in quest of an office.
Robt. Vaughn went up to his Sun river
ranch an the coach this morning.
The lawyers are preparing actively for
the opening of court on Monday.
Many people are sending TRIBUNE AN.
NUALs to friends and business correspond
ents.
Mrs. Mary Kohnen of the Minot house
has lately furnished her tables with
Rogers best silverware.
Silverman, Cohen & Co. of Choteau,
have a large shipment Of supplies await
ing them at the freight house.
MI. Chapman has returned from a trip
to Canada and Is again at his post in Bach,
Cory 81 Co.'s hardware department.
H. Burrill, superintendent of the Sand
Coulee Coal company, left today for St.
Paul and will return in about two weeks.
u. W. MAGELLAN, Minneapolis; G. W.
Gantz, Billings; J. F. Burd, Dupuyer and
c. g. Browne, st. Paul are registered at
the Park.
Joe Conrad has just received some ex-
quisitely beautiful, life size card board
pictures advertising the celebrated War
ner corset.
Notice j. M. Gaunt's new sewing ma
chine ad. The Wheeler and Wilson is
tirst-class.
Jerry B. Leslie, of this city, has been
elected vlce-president of the Montana
bar association. Col. McCutcheon is the
president for tits year.
Prof. Fred W. Anderson will leave for
Washington soo on business connected
with his position as special agent of tee
agricultural department.
Hugh Kirkendall and son Tom, cam
in today from the Neihart branch where
work Is progressing right along as if it
was May instead of January.
The Spotted Horse mine at Maiden is
shut down and 1t is understood will re-
main SO for sig weeks. The cause for the
suspension Of operations is'not known at
this time.
The Montana Stockman for Januar. has
come to hsnd. 1t contains much useful
information. including two able articles
by Col. Searles on sheep and stock in
terests.
McIntyre brothers have just finished
ar elaborate map of Neihart showing the
towpsite and the mining locations. 1t is
a fine work of engineering art.
Charles Farrell, who was charged with
stealing horses from the Canadian Gus
toms officers, has been declared mot
guilty" at Benton. He was defended by
George W. Taylor.
1t is proposed at Benton to make a
voyage to the Great falls on the ice boat
Sea Gull. Captain Stanford should give
a display of his skill on Broadwater bay.
DR.. q. d. Crutcher is the medical officer
of the boat.
Although the weather is cold, the Bos-
Ion & Montana surveyors under command
of Chief Ingersoll make daily trips across
to the building site, and will have every
thing ready to begin active building
operations in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Stuart were at
the Grand Central hotel, Helena, on Sun
day, on their way to Maiden. "The
bride" the Independent says lis a tall,
fair, blue-eyed beautiful blonde, stylish,
cultivated and Of pleasing address,"
The weather continues favorable for
invalids, most of whom are recovering
steadily. In few cases are the symptoms
of the grippe alike. Some people have
been able to face it out and attend to
business, while others have had to remain
at home under the doctors care.
Several bridge constructors, who ex.
pect to bid on the Sun river bridges, to
be built by the county, are in the city.
Among them are M A. Adams of the
King Bridge and Manufacturing com
pany and Mr.. Bayne of Minneapolis.
Julian Burd of Dupuyer concluded his
labors as Juror at Benton and arrived here
on the noon train, en- route home. He
hopes that when he is next summoned to
attend court in January the county seat
| will be at ChOteau and not Benton.