The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-28
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Sundays Daily.

N. j. Potter returned from Helena yes
terday.
The dance at Arion hall last night was
largely attended and much enjoyed.
The Hon. Paris Gibson was a passen-
ger on yesterdays train from Helena.
Thomas Miller of Relt has filed for
record 200 inches of the waters of Otter
creek.
Houston Il johnson sold yesterday to
Sarah z. krogman of Boston lot IA, block
472, for SITS.
Oy ster Soup and Roast Turkey with
Cranberry Sauce for dinner today at the
Palace Lunch Counter.
F. ID. Adams, acting superintendent of
the American Express company, left YES
terday morning for Butte.
The weather continues most favorable
for building operations which are still
being extensively carried on.
Mayor Dickerman is confined to his
room with eye troubles. 1t is hoped that
it is nothing of a serious nature.
William G. Rowen has conveyed to
Thomas Kennedy lot 2, block 45S in the
town of Great Falls for $3.50.
Rev. J. N. Gugel will hold German
Lutheran services Sunday at $50 p. m. in
Arion hall. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Thomas Powers, an old offender, was
sentenced by Judge Huy to five days i'm
prisonment for being drunk and disor-
DERBY.
There will be a meeting of the Board
Of Trade at the Townsite Office this even
ing at 1880 o'clock. A full attendance is
requested.
Mr.. II. Burrell, manager of the Sand
Coulee Coal company, who has been alb
sent for two or three months in the east,
returned yesterday.
The Carroll Hennessy battle, for which
preliminary arrangements have been
made, will be fought within 80 days, and
may take place in 10 days or less.
Should Carroll win in his contest with
Hennessy 1t is probable he will send on
u challenge to meet any man in Montana
kessler Of Butte preferred.
DR.. Reed is expecting some of Koch's
lymph In a few days. We may now have
Il chance to test the efficacy of this mucl
controverted remedy right in our owr
midst.
I. Il. kirkendall, the contractor ba.
begun work on the improvements to b.
made On the race track. When com
pleted the Great Falls race course will b,
one of the best in the circuit.
w. A. Nayler, the general superintend
ent of the American Express Co, VIII
has been looking after the interests o
his company in Great Falls, left yester
day on ar official visit to Helena AM
Butte.
J. f Ryan, an expert stenOgrapher
type writer and penman, publ, shes hi.
professional card in the TRIBUNE today
MIR. RYAN has first class testimonials as t,
his alb lily to give satisfaction. He make
legal work Il specially. Telephone 90. c
Ole Oleson and Harry st. CLAIR, tw,
young men, were up before his honor
Judge Huy, Yesterday, for indulgirg il
tn- festive and exciting pastime of shoot
ing firearms within the city limits. Tn,
judge imposed a fine of 1875 each and tn
young men silently stole away to kicl
themselves.
Park arrivals: RT Coombs, Plainville
MINI; A Worneser. Grand Haven; II .
Allen, Havre; d k~etchison; B~ellville; ,
NJ TuCke Jacob Swtzer, Geo Henderson
Helena; q r Atkinson, Minneapolis; Mr.
K NJ Collins, VIM Teasdale, Sam Bird
Chotear; NJ r Clancy, Ed May, Argus
Vile, N. d.; W J Footner, L Waner, 81
Paul; Walter Glib, Sun River.
Two large car loads of ore have bee
received at the smelter from the Runninj
Creek Mining company. The return
have proved very satisfactory to the own
ers of the mine, assaying, as it does, YER
largely of lead aud silver, which is Yer
desirable ore for smelling purposes. Thi
mine is a constant producer and ship
ments will be constantly made through
out the year, as the company find 1t yer
profitable working.
The coming glove contest between Car
roll and Hennessy promises to be a livel.
one, and it will take an EXCEPTIONAL,
good guesser to tell who will come Of
victor. Hennessy Is a lighter man thai
Carroll. but is suid to possess quicknes.
and science in a marked degree, NOR,
than making up In these respects what h
lacks in weight. Everybody who sa,
Carroll handle himself in the battle witt
Fraker knows he is a tough customer an,
a very hard man to down.
Mr.. g. T. Carpenter, a druggist fror
Williston, n. d., is in the city renewin
old acquaintances. Mr.. Carpenter note
some wonderful changes in the appear
ance of Great Falls since the time of hi
first visit some five years ago ana tn
tio%urishing city of today. He has onl
one regret, and that is that he did nc
cast his lot with Great Falls when he frs
struck the town. He had no idea. h
says, that the bowling wilderness whic
he first saw could be transformed int
the site of such beautiful and handsom
blocks that is now to be seen on ever
hand. Mr.. Carpenter has packed up hi
stock of drugs in Dakota and is lookln
for a more promising field to locate in.