The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-27
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
from Wednesdays Daily.

Postum and sweet potatoes at the
Hotel Bristol.
A. W. Kingsbury came down from
Helena Yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Glasscock on Sunday evening last.
A grand ball will be given at the
Woodbridge house New Years eve.
W. T. Houston has sold lot IL, block 81
to Robert McGeorge of Iowa. Considera-
ton $475.
There is nothing like Montana ozohe,
judging by the rapidly increasing native
population.
Sunday night a daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Kellison of North
Great Falls.
Mr.. A. l.. Warren, the well-known
Willow creek ranchman, left yesterday
for st. Paul.
Commissioner 5. N. Dickey of Belt lett
for the east yesterday. He will return
in February.
Edward Short yesterday declared his
intentions to become a citizen of Uncle
Sans domain.
The stage heretofore running between
Livingston and Castle has beer drawn off
for the winter on account of the roads.
Mr.. August D. Kellison, an attorney
from Glasgow, is in the city in consulta-
ton with Thos. E. Brady in regard to the
Richie estate.
Mr.. j. L. Harris, the superintendent Of
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began housekeeping yesterday. He is
located in one of Dan McKay's new brick
houses.
The boiler and steam fixtures for the
new Bach, Cory building were placed in
position yesterday. This handsome
structure will be ready for occupancy
about February 1st.
Frank Goss takes charge of the Great
Falls Iron Works January LIST. and it is
quietly whispered that he will take unto
himself about that time one of Great
Falls far daughters.
A marriage license was yesterday is.
sued to Fred l. Whitman and Miss Sallie
Grady, both of Billings, Mont. They
were married at 4 o'clock the same after
noon by the Rev. Mr.. Pope.
Superintendent banks makes the fol-
lowing report of the condition OF the
public schools in Great Falls for Deem
Der: Total enrolment 1923; days taught
10; daily average attendance 1884.
Mr.. James PEBBLES and family of Fort
QuAppelle, on their way to Choteau,
Mont, remained over in town a couple of
days this week. Mr.. PEBBLES will 20 into
stock raising and r%anching in that state.
We think he is making a mistake in not
remaining in MISUNDERSTANDING News.
All who have mines that are not Sc
cured by a United States patent should
lose no time in representing them, if that
important matter has been neglected.
Midnight of December 81 is the last mo-
ment in which it can be done. After
that hour the claim is the property of
any person who takes possession.
Park hotel arrivals-F Sher, San Fran
cisco; Mrs Y II Graham, st. Louis, Mo;
John Weber, James Matteson, Sun
River; H A Partridge, Butte; ] B Clay
berg, Helena; Mrs DR. Hunter, Mrs E r.
Bynum, James B Sescombe. St Paul; NJ
A Peck, Helena; B A Robertson, Sun
River; Henry Brown and wife, W Nc
Quald, Armlngton.
Miss Stebbins of Helena has been ap-
pointed a teacher in the public schools
OF this city by the board of school
directors. She will have charge of the
south side school and Miss Gilchrist will
be transferred to the central school build
ing. Miss Stebbins u.s. considered an Al
teacher and will be cordially welcomed
to her new sphere of duties
Harry Ringwald justly prides himself
on his elegant display of Christmas goods.
His show windows fairly glitter with the
sheen of diamonds and gold ornaments
on exhibition. 1t has never been equaled
in Great Falls. In his store may be found
imported antique rose jars from Japan,
solld silver tea sets and various articles
of table ware suitable for wedding or
Christmas presents, plush cases in all
sizes and styles, bronze clocks and in fact
everything in the jewelry line. Harry
outdid himself this year III his efforts to
please the citizens of Great Falls and
vicinity.
Quite an amusing incident occurred
over the telephone wire last evening.
Mrs. Wilson, who runs a restaurant on
First avenue South, called to "central' to
connect her with Neuman, the butcher.
BY some mistake she was connected with
DR.. Newman's office, and that worthy was
startled by having screamed into his ear,
in decidedly feminine accents, "Where is
my liver?" 1t took the doctor some min
utes to recover his breath, and then he
began to locate the supposedly torpid Or
gan, when he wa suddenly cut short
with an emphatic order to send around a
heart. The truth then dawned upon the
doctor that it was the butcher that was
wanted, so he informed central" of the
fact.