The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-28

has proved up on his presumption.
County Attorney Martin is making a
good record for himself, He is as busy
AS a beaver looking strictly after the cen
Germs of his office.
Tickets to the Burns festival may be
obtained by those holding invitations at
Fullerton X K~ennedy's. A. Lyall, chair
man executive committee.
Charles Gordon, a former native of
Scotland, A. j, Peterson and Peter A..
Olson. natives of Sweden, took out their
first papers for citizenship yesterday.
The county comm,ssi uners of Fergus
county have concluded not to make a:.y
further efforts to sell their kbonds until
the financial situation in the east i'm
proves.
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Peoples Building 4 Loan As
| socIation announced for yesterday, has
been postponed uutil Thursday, January
%, 1891.
Houston Il Johnson, real estate delers,
sold yesterday the west half Of lot ~,
block 4l5, on Fifth avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, to j. A. Sulli-
van for $500.
VIM. Jenkins returned from Helena
last Sunday. Billy made a brief visit to
Butte and found the city very lively. He
thinks Great Falls the coming city of
Montana, however.--Argus.
Sheep on Grass Range are reported in
good condition, but there is some suffer
1nG among cattle for water. The weather
| Inns j,nn, ,, Wild -, chat pnofipr tl,t l.nnr
have not "holed up for the wiuter.
The ladies of the congregation of the
Catholic church will hold a We Y import
ant meeting tomorrow (Monday) after
noon at $50 O'clock. All the ladies' are
earnestly requested to be in attendance.
James Williams and John Cooper, two
rou~stabouts, were up before Judge Huy,
yesterday, IN Il charge of vagrancy
! These two dilapiduted samples of the
l"genus homo were fined SO each, but
not having the necessary wherewith
they were ordered to leave Great Falls al
once.
The G. A. h. post Of this city is max,
ing every endeavOr possible to have the
veterans OF the late war in this neigh
horhoou JON this beneticent organization
At their meeting on Tuesday evening
last a resolution TO temporarily abolish
their admission fee and reduce their due!
TO % cents a month, payable monthly.
J. S. Jordan, from Butte, was up befor,
Judge Huy yesterday charged will
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. |
seems he was gayly dlsporting hlmsel
in one of the disreptuable houses OF
the south side, when things were brought
TO a climax by his trying to break in the
room door OF one Of the inmates. AT this
juncture IL policeman was called and he
was arrested charged with assault and
battery. He was fined $40.
Our special Offering of Dress Goods a,
42i2 cents IA yard last week, was a howl.
ing success. In fact we were unable t.
serve all who called t" secure bargains,
therefore we have con,ludrd to continue
the sale during thls week. This is Nm
dolbtedly one of the best values for the
money that was ever offered in this city,
and We are pleased to see our customers
show their appreciation in the very libe-
raj manner III which they have. W. b.
Raleigh u 20.
Arrangements are being made for a
typewrlting contest III this city. There
are ,eveiHI tNpeWrlters in Helena who
have already made frs, class records on
tho machines and the contest is designed
for The purpose of deciding who is the
chlll plon. and also what machines Is best
adapted for rapid work.'-Journal. If
satisfactory arrangements can be made
Great Falls can furnish several expert
typewriters who would like TO try con-
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