The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-17
SPRAY OF THE L
from Fridays Daily
Mr.. T. A. Wall is in from Kibbey.

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the Park.
Mr.. VIM. Healy of Sun River, is in the
city today.
3. F. Jersey, the Philbrook merchant,
is in the city.
Mr.. Jacob Sieben came down from vt.
Clair this afternoon.
James Ross of Dubuque is a guest at
the Milwaukee house.
D. A. Cory, the Montana merchant, ar
rived from the east today.
Mr.. L. Lowe and d. Walters of Cald-
we'll, o., are at the Milwaukee house.
Capt. T. j. Matthews, government land
and timber inspector, has returned to
city.
Frank Goss has the plumbing con-
tract on the New England Realty Cos
building.
Work was commenced this morning
on the fine brick front of the Paul
Vaughn building.
Col. G. D. Curtis expects to visit Great
Falls about the 30th inst. to inspect Co.
A, Gibson guards.
For Red Cedar and Round Fir Fence
Posts, at lowest prices, go to the Goodrich
Lumber Co.'s yard.
Clerk Cockrill issued a marriage license
today to Henry c. Love and M. A. Dixon
both of Great Falls.
Rev. J. Van Orsdel came 10 from Ben
ton this morning and will preach at Sand
Coplee Saturday night.
Mrs. W. j. Livingston and child, wife
of the chief clerk Of the Piegan agency,
arrived in the city today.
Emmett Carroll reports a rich find of
carbonate ore in the Yogo district, and
several new ones on Wolf creek.
Brownie & Colgan will open their So
loon tomorrow night. They have very
fine bar fixtures and genuine goods.
The knights of the grip must intend to
hold q convention here tomorrow. There
must be at least 20 Of 'em In the city.
William Albfecht sold to M. F. Boland
of Neihart a large bill of furniture
which was sent forward to that camp to.
day.
Thos. Norquay, son Of the late premier
of Manitoba, arrived in the city from the
east today and Is quartered at the Park
hotel.
Churchill & Webster's vegetable stand
looks very tempting this morning, laden
as it was with fresh crisp garden pro
ducts.
Mrs. F. D. Cooper and Mrs. J.. r.
Smiley have returned from q visit to
friends at Memphis, Mo. They are al
the Park hotel.
Refreshments for those who attend the
Monarch excursion will be served on the
train by Mr.. y. H. Tressang. Dinner will
be served at Monarch.
Some of our citizens who will go to
Monarch by the excursion train Sunday
: expect to have teamsi in waiting to take
them to Neihart and return.
= Married-At the residence of ]. G
. johnson, May Is, 1890, William Lowe
and Miss Maude A. Dixon, both of Grea,
Fails, Judge Dyas officiating.
Mrs. Wilson's Home Bakery is doing
8 good business. For home made bread
8 cakes, pies and etc, or for q lunch to TAKE
to Monarch, leave your orders there.
q Norman M. Ruick, Grand Mastei
q Workman of the A, o. U. W. delivered
q an able address to the members here, las
e evening. All afterward partook Of ic'
cream at Ervin's parlors.
1t will be seen by the advertisement ii
another column that the Monarch MininI
company is winding up its affairs in con
sequence of the leasing of the propert.
to ]. P. Reynolds of Boston.
Grant Rhodes was appointed poun'
master yesterday, and has proved himsel
o a hustler. Up to oon today he had tn
pound full of Sstrays" and several AM
mails tied up in various stables.
The Lewis and Clarke county commis
sloners ask bids for o bridge across tn
- south fork of the Sun River near August
J. The bridge is to be 90 feet long. L IL
T. be built on the site Of the old bridge.
\. The first raft Of the Hotter company
log drive, arrived in town last nigh
These logs will be used to make o bool
ID to hold the large drive Of 100000 fe,
m which IL now floating down Smith rive
Something final regarding the built
a ing of the Realty block may be announs
"a ed soon, as sealed proposals were to b
ID received until Monday last, at the othc
,e OF Reeder q Helmick, Alias buildinI
,e Helena, for the whole Or any psrt Of tt
h, work.
ne Rev. W. B. Pope the new Baptist pa
p. tor will preach On Sunday next at Il
mt morning and evening service which wi
ne begin at II a. N. and 8 p. m. respectivel
us MI. Pope is receiving a cordial WELDON
OF from his own congregation and Il
people in general.
Gen. Ruger, has directed Company
TO- mis-, to march TO Fort AssinaboiI
and take station, and upon its arriv
there, Company @, Twentieth infantr
In will proceed by rail from Fort ASSN
nm boine to Fort Buford.
he g. P. Flatly, the general western age
i'll Of the Duluth, South Shore u Atlant
railway, Ia in town with the view of !
PRODUCING Great Falls to the new rot
which has released the northwest fri
N dependence on Chicago for q winter rou
y. He reports traffic large and prosperous
at The letter in Thursdays TRIBUNE
Did regard to numbering the streets has
val ceived much favorable comment. T
!. general opinion prevails that . p'
70. should be set at the crossings of stre'
to and n &c where there are no buildir
of and the number Of street and aven
placed thereon.
Great Falls merchants should ma
nic frequent trips to Belt and oil
Va points on the new railroad. Now Is I
r.. time to secure and hold trade before 1t
tapped from other places. The Bari
and Neihart camps will soon be full
cit drunmres from elsewhere. Great Fl
in merchants should be ahead of them.
'es' Clark Tingley returned this morn
from Arkansas Hot Springs. He says
ING received much benefit from his trip, q
although he Is not yet able to walk,
my does mot suffer any pain, and expects
get on his Feet in q few months.
,s Tingley, it will be remembered. sust:
,ar ed severe injuries affecting his spl
;or, column by being thrown from his he
4H MT BIG Sandy last ,Iune.--RiYer Press,