The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-13
[Froln Fridays Daily.

yl2,UUU.-Nelnart herald.
[From Fridays Daily.1
Harry Skinner is in from Sand Coulee
If you want something elegant 60 to
R%ingwald's.
Dune. McCowen, the w%ell-known Mel
hart miner, is in the city.
"Yank" smith of Hollywood, one of the
old timers of northern Montana, is in the
city.
Sterling Silver Ware in Plush csses,
very elegant and useful presents,a at Ring
wald's.
Beckon of the New York Cash Bazaar
advertises some facts worth bordering in
another column.
Mr.. Ed. Whitehead, the furniture mer.
chant of Great Falls and Helena, Is in the
city to remain a few days.
W. j. Casey will soon open the New Era
club rooms, up stairs over his place, cor.
ner First avenue south and Second street
Mr.. G. G. Taylor, lately frnm st. Paul
is now agent for the American Express
company in this city.
John Harris, manager of the Benton &
st. Louis Cattle company, is paying q
visit to the city, where he has found
many old-time friends.
E. X. Cllngan, the Belt merchant, is ir
the city. He has just visited Neihart and
Barker and reports that both camps are
enjoying a substantial boom.
One hundred balloons given away to
day ut Calkins Il F~eatherly's store in thu
Collins-Lepley block. A great snap fol
the children. See their notice.
Mr.. Bulge, of Bulge s. Kenkel, leave!
for the east today to be absent a couple O.
weeks. 1t is a mooted question with thu
boys whether he goes to get up a treats,
on whist or to get married.
MI. s. II. Clark of Buffalo, N. Y, ha
taken charge of the hardware department
of Bach, Cory & Co. Mr.. Clark will b.
found a genial and affable gentleman ant
one who will look strictly after the bust
ness of his department.
H. Martin, general traffic agent of tn
Great Falls u Canada R'y Co., arrived
yesterday from St. Paul and will leave to
day for Lethbridge. Mr.. Martins many
friends in Great Falls will regret that b,
could not remain longer.
Miss Miller, superintendent of mission
of the northwest, under the auspices o
the Women's Baptist society of Chicago
has arrived in the city and will conduc
gospel services at the Baptist church mex
Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Tillie Sheridan, the lady barber
has rented the building on Second avenu
South. opposite the Milwaukee house
formerly occudied by the Model restaur
ant and on next Saturday will be pre-
pared to serve all Of her friends and Gus
toners to first class shaves, hair cuts, etc
The place to buy your Christmas pres
ents is at Ringwald's.
The Presbyterian sociable at the hos
pital home ofaMr. and Mrs. j. X. Clark
last evening, was largely attended. Til
musical programme was enjoyed by al
and telephone informant says it wa
the pleasantest sociable ever given il
Greut Falls.
The Youths Companion presents II
two and a Lalf million readers with
double Christmas number. 1t is just GU
and contains no less than seven complet
stories. As we turn the pages over an
enjoy the feast that lies before us of PIC
ture, story, poem and a%necdote, all az
propriate to the season, we feel that W
have heen wished at least one "Merr
Christmas"
The Great Northern announces tina
regular train service has been commence
on the Great Falls u Canada betwee'
Great Falls, Mont, and Lethbridge. i
the Canadian territory of Alberta. Tw
daily trains are run each way, exceI
Sunday. There are eight intermediat
stations in Montana and four in Albert,
Pioneer Press.
Ben Rumney of St. Clair, whose ranc
is equally famous for hay, ducks an
geese, is in the city. Ben says that thi
year there was not a fair division, as tn
fowl crop was much larger than the gras
crop. As a consequence he has remove
his cattle to the lower Milk river countr
and thinks they will come through tn
winter in good shape in that section.
Park hotel arrivals: Ed Whitehead
Helena; John Webber, Sun River; J
Proctor, st. Paul; John Harris, Fort Der
ton; Guy W McGoff, G E Sakett, J
Smith. G E LeMunyon, A L Goodkind, ]
J Gustetson, Helena; BENZ Rumne.
Cascade; LA Hill, Tabor, Iowa; H
Kirkendall and wife, Salisbury, Penn. "
q Hurst, Shelby junction; Mrs Duran
gean. Barker; Aug Wordsworth, st. Clan
Lee Polly, Dallas, Tex; J L Chowdel
Lewiston; Geo Davis, Belt.
Inside parties no longer have any dout
that the Great Northern will be extende
to Anaconda at the earliest practicabl
moment. 1t is the greatest freight cente
Of its population in the world, and it
not good policy tor any railroad to sto
within twenty-eight miles of its limit
1t is known that the Anaconda peopl
have had several important conference
with President Hill which could not pc!
sibly relate to any subject other than tn
e%Xten.ion of the road to the Deer Lodg
metropolis. 1t is possible too that tn,
Anaconda company will build its grea
refinery at Great Falls, and that is anothe
powerful reason for the building of th
road to the big smelter.-Inter Mountain