The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-15
SPRAY OF THE
GFrom Thursdays Daily.

town u few days.
Thos. E. Brady is attending to legal
matters at Barker.
G~elsthorpe, the tailor, returned yester-
day from a business trip to Neihart.
Joe Lessard of Kibbey is in town and
will help the democrats celebrate Satur-
day night.
Barker is rapidly coming to the front
as Il mining camp. Over 100 men are at
work there now
j. l.. Henry came in from Barker last
night where he has been looking after
his mining interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Klenze of Neihart,
came to town yesterday and are stopping
Mt the Milwaukee house.
F. D. Miles of the Montana CONNER
cial company, returned yesterday from
the logging camps On Smith creek.
Z. G. Maclay came in on the Monarch
express last night from a trip to Barker
and Neihart, where he has large mining
interests.
Mr.. J. Toombs, the Dakota capitalist,
came in from Neihart yesterday. He is
interested IN some good properties in
that camp.
G. p. Downing returned from Neihart
yesterday, where it is said he smoothed
the paths for the boys at the Queen of
the Hills with their months wages.
Miss Iona Armstrong, who has been
spending several days at her fathers
,a ,,,.k 80 -, tl,, ,,NI r. 80. - ,,n
terday to attend the teachers institute.
A. X. Levy, with Harris, the clothier,
returned yesterday from Neihart. He
has now Joined the ranks of the miners
and is the happy owner Of some good
claims.
The new office in the Park hotel is in
place and the gentlemanly clerks will
They have all purchased new and daz
cling diamonds for the occasion.
The surveyors on the branch to Barker
have been ordered to cross-section and
are already seven miles above Monarch.
1t is expected that work will be soon
commenced on both the extensions.
The first shipment of bullion from the
DeAhSi ihSitS1 uil III a IlShl. Inns
represents the first three days run and
comprises 80 bars of over 100 pounds
each.
Miss Ramsey of Neihart, and Miss
Smith, daughter of F. d. smith OF St.
Paul, came in from Neihart last night.
Miss Ramsey will be the guest of Mrs. c.
p. Downing for a few days.
E. F. Hersey, the Philbrook merchant
and stockman, came in from Arlington
last night. He is still a strong republi-
can and Mckinley has no more ardent
supporter than Ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Ogden of the Mich
igan settlement, on Upper Belt, are in
town, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B..
Catlin. Mrs. Ogden is on the programme
ut the teachers institute and while in
town they will attend to some winter
shopping.
Neat invitations have been sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Ogden to u few of
their friends, extending the hospitality of
their home at Upper Belt for u dinner
next Wednesday evening in honor of the
great democratic victory. The TRIBUNE
reporter is pleased to acknowledge one
of the welcome messages.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will meet at Judge Hugs office Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock to complete their
organization.
W. T. Houston has sold to Harris j.
Clark of Sand Coulee lot /, block 433. for
$3.50, Mr.. Clark has made this purchase
with a view of building a fine dwelling
for his future home. Mr.. Houston says
he has three more rare bargains for a
few days only. See him at once.
A. F. Enrich, superintendent of the
Montana smelter returned from Barker
yesterday where he made glad the hearts
of the May d EDNA boys and the Liberty
boys, by giving them checks for the past
months work. He is gratitied at the
bright prospects before the camp and the
activity which is now displayed.
Park hoe. arrivals: Mrs. l 5 Corson,
NJ d Cooper, Choteau; J Flint, Angus
ia } B Scott, H H Wright, A M Hotter,
Donald Grant, W A Barr, l.. futile,
| u Ross, Helena: D F McDevitt, L G
Emery. Butte; Hallick w Ellis, Chicago;
Mt Porter, Cascade Land Co; G E Con
rad, Benton; VIM Hodskiss, Choteau;
Walter Gibbs and sister, Valley; P Bal
l%entine, Granite; Miss Cooley, Sun River;
Miss Doherty and Miss McDevitt, Sand
Coulee.
l.. W. Curtis, the popular and efficient
agent at this place for the American Ex-
press company, was notified yesterday
that he would be sent to Fargo TO take
charge of the office at that place. Mr..
Curtis has no notion, however, of leaving
Great Falls and he promptly wired the
manager TO that effect. asking when he
would be relieved. He has been ID wears
~ the company's service, holding posts
Of much responsibility and has always
s'-@n faithful TO his trust. Now that he
has cast his lot with Great Falls he does
nn. believe it is fair to shift him from
place 10 place and rather than accede to
u le vii! leave the company's employ.
II Is INT! just to say that Mr.. Curtis is uni
T~etaaiy popular with our business men
citizens generally and that they
would be glad to see him retained in his
present position.
The first full car load Of ore over the
Belt mountains branch, shipped by the
Paragon Mining company from the prop
cry lately bonded from Geo. Allis, came
In last night. The ore is lar gely sand car
Donates. although there is some galena,
and came from the Paragon mine, Just
north Of the May & Edna.
There we're 70 convictions in the court
the police magistrate during the month
october. or an average of about two
ass a day. All but Is paid the fines
Harry F. Wadsgorth arrived last even
from the ranch of s. S. Hobson, where
be ass been spending the summer.
john X. Castner came in on the Mon
arch train last evening.
L. J. Morrison of Philbrook is in the
Elegant Sileerware just arrived at
Coed Blankets and Comfortables at
Lonrad's.
Hot lunches served at the Hoffman
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