The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-22
From Wednesdays Daily.]

Great Falls to the front should be tbs
vatchword of every citizen.
Jas. D. Waite, Fergus county's genial
representative is again in town.
Rev. W. W. VanOrsdal came in from
missionary trip to Choteau, yesterday.
Frank S. Odell, manager of the com.
pany's store at Sand Coulee Is in town.
The case of the State VS.. Jack ENRICH,
was continued yesterday until 10 a. m.
today.
Mrs. Pinney came down from Helent
yesterday especially to attend the Epis
copal fair this evening.
A. E. Pinney the popular ex-conductol
will open a steam laundry in the old cleo.
trio light building in a short time.
This evening the members of the
Methodist church will vote on the ques.
ton as to whether women shall be al.
lowed the privilege of laymen.
Jerome A. Allen representing Mills d
Gibbs of New York, was in town yester.
day. While here he bought a lot and is
is inquiring for some acre property.
The wheelmen of Great Falls should
make some arrangements to welcome the
bicyclests of Benton, who prop use to
make n run to the Cataract city soon.
Rev. W. B. Coombe and wife started
fol the east yesterd' y. Their infant son
is in a serious condition and it is hoped
thatthe relief sought will be secured.
Another gun play occurred on First
avenue south early yesterday morning
This foolishness has been carried on toe
long already. 1t is time to call ii halt.
W. j. Caste is making some elaborate
Improvements in his establishment, cor
ner First south and Second street. Severa
elegant private rooms are being fittet
up in the second story,
SToLEN.-A White and Yellow LAYER
ach Setter, which answers to the name OF
"Shot." If the party who is keeping this
dog will turn him loose he will return
home and greatly please the owner.
Fred w. Wilson at one time a repre-
sentative of the Daily Independent, is
shaking hands with his numerous friends,
Fred is a stout republican, but acknowl-
eg"s, in view of the eceut elections, thai
water will roll down hill.
Jack Collins and E. w. King returned
Monday from II hunting expedition up
San River. The juicy antelope steaks and
roast goose with which their friends have
since been RECALLED is the most satisfactory
evidence of their success.
While playing leap.frog at the school
grounds yesterday, Willie Smithson, a
nephe" of f. B. Judd, of the Merchants
restaurant, had his arm broken. Drs.
Longway and Weltman replaced the frac-
ture.
Chas. Williams was arrested last night
On complaint of W. G. Stark charging
him with obtaining money under false
pretenses. Williams claimed to represent
the firm of Joan Deere Il Co. and on the
strength OF this representation had q
draft for $50 cashed. A telegram states
that he is not an agent of the firm.
The proceedings of the sixth annual
meeting of the Montana Press association
held at Livingstone last June, with the
constitution and by laws of the associa-
ton have been printed in neat pamph-
let form which is at hand. 1t contains a
part of the proceedings of the last meet
ing, all the addresses read there including
Mr.. Quinn's poem.
The sidewalks in Great Falls have late
ly been put on grade, thereby bringing
them below some of the door steps. In
such cases a step has been put in, but from
long habit those accustomed to the place
forget the steps and sometimes stumble.
Yesterday a party of republicans were
going into Sinclair's when one Of them
stumbled and fell. On rising he ex-
claimed. "D-m that Mckinley bill. it has
even raised the door steps. I've got
enough of it."
J. Muterer came to Great Falls about
three months ago and has since worked
AS a carpenter, most Of the time on the
Wallace g. Thomburgh buildings.
About two weeks ago he was taken sick
and although receiving every care died
at the Milwaukee house Yesterday
morning. He was only p years old and
was a bright, enterprising young man.
The body will be taken to his old home,
1ngersoll, Ontario to day for burial,
where his parents and a brother and
sisters reside.