The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-04-09
from Mondays Daily,

AirFOm NouudJ . DAllysb 49, &
John Jackson, q prominent citizen Of
Choteau, is registered at the Park.
Robert Finn, the merchant of Cascade,
is in the city.
Chas. B. Egan, the prominent mining
engineer OF Neihart, Is interviewing his
friends in the city.
Mrs. T. E. Brady is suffering from q
severe attack of sickness. Drs. Longe-
way and Gordon are attending her.
DR.. Toca, Messrs. Freeman and Green
have returned from q seven days trip to
Monarch. They are loud In praise of
the country out there.
The workmen on the dam are begin
ming the construction OF q Golfer dam.
The work will be pushed when the rail
road is completed to that point.
A. Anderson, a brother Of q. Anderson,
formerly superintendent of the Sand
terday. He will proceed to Neihart by
| coach tomorrow.
In Sand Coulee on Saturday David
/. Anderson was found guilty of disturbing
the peace and was sentenced to Is days
in jail and Gas costs and fine. George
W. Taylor prosecuted ut the instance Of
Mr.. Burrill. Mr.. Doylng defended.
Until 4:80 p. m. today the registration
was very light. w. B. Coombe, the re-
gistery agent, lie located at the city hall,
where he may be found by all voters.
The registration indicates that the city
election will not be very exciting.
On Saturday six cars Of goods arrived
for settlers coming In from Kansas City,
Mo. On that day there were more than
100 arrivals, among them a number OF
men having capital. The influx Of
strangers is Increasing every day. The
Great Northern has been compelled to
add two more coaches to their trains.
An urgent need will be supplied when
Messrs. Cole, Marshall q Jones get their
brick yark in operation. They have, &C.
cured q site near VIC. Jones' quarry and
will 0 have the best machinery atwork
turning out brick.
The Catholic fair will open this even
ing at 6 p. m. In the Dunn block, Sup
per will be served till 8 p. m. The candy
and fancy goods stalls will be very at
tractive. Rev. Father Lambaere arrived
this afternoon and will be glad to see
all his friends at the fair.
Saturday, while Expressman Curtis was
handling some ~valises, one of them fell
from . shelf, struck him In the face,
slightly disflguring 1t and then struck
him on the knee. A sharp instrument in
the valise penetrated the leather side and
cut a cash about TX inches long Just at
the upper edge Of the knee cup. DR..
Laid sewed up the cash and MT. Curtis
is on duty with . stiff leg today.
At four o'clock Saturday morning a
burglar attempted to break into Col. a.
II. Horst's house on West Galena street,
The family was aroused by tie noise and
Col. Horst Stepped out and fred q shot to
alarm the would-be burglar. The shot
frightened him of and he was allowed TO
escape, though the colonel could have
killed him easily. The burglar Is known
to Col. Horst and II he makes another
break Of this kind he is hereby informed
that moonlight will be let into his ana
tomy.--Inter Mountain.
The temperance OF Dan Mckay as a
republican party leader Is the most start
ling event in home politics. He used to
be opposed to the Rolfe and every
one else, but now he has fallen into
line and buried the Ratchet. II Is an open
secret that Dan devoted the winter
months to studying law in Helena. He
studied there the panderts Of Justinlan,
Blackstone, Coke ON Littleton, Kent's COM
mentaries and other legal classics. 1t is
whispered that he is training for
the nomination for state senator next
fall. II the republicans won't nominate
him he may run as Q labor candidate. By
the way the Rolfe suppressed Dan
Mckay speech. The TRIBUNE which is
Q newspaper above all things, gives it In
full. Dan has forgiven the republicans
who sat on him only two years ago aud
compelled him 10 hold a convention him
ell psin,,n ah e. s oassi lso 4 e sss = lss y. y y
D. Taylor to stand In the way Of Dan. He
comes up smiling all the time, singing
"a man's q man for A. that"