The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

city ron Great Falls, Montana, of which
thriving municipality he is now city en-
gineer. He is accompanied Ivy Hon. j.
Bridges, one of the city Gathers OF Great
Falls, and the gentlemen will remain in
st. Paul for several days.-PiOneer Press.
Sheriff Hamilton returned from Helena
Yesterday, where he has been watching
the checker.d career OF the now famous
salary bill. He thinks that measure is
only sleeping in some cOmmittee-rOOm
and may be resurrected and passed, 10
take effect Immediately. Still Joe don't
seem TO be losing much sleep over the
matter.
The Northwestern National bank will
open its doors to the business world Tues.
day next. Joseph A. Baker, the cashier,
is already here, and Harry Hill, assistant
cashier, is expected today. The capital
and SUI plus OF the North western Nat onal
has been increased to 5000. 900. and it will
be open for any business in the banking
Line. w. q. Conrad is the president and
G. 4. Conrad vice.president.
The advertisement of Tibbetts, Church.
i'll u Co., real estate, loans ard mines, APP
pears in THE TRIBUNE today. Mr.. lib
belts has been engaged in this business at
Helena for several years, and is thorough
ly posted in all ITS branches, while Dave
Churchill is so well known in Great Falls
1t would be s%upertiuous to say a good
word for him. Their Office is on CT ntral
avenue. near Murphy. Maclay Il Co.'S.
The Great Falls Workingmen's union
will convene in an open meeting neat
Tuesday evening, Feb. "a, at 7:3O p. m.
at the city hall. For the benefit of all
who are interested in the labor question
there will also he II debate by the mem
bers on the same evening. The question
Is: "Resolved, That Labor Has Done
More for the Elevation of the Human
Race than CAPITAL" Prof. Sullivan and
James Farrell will be the chief dispu-
tants. A lively time Is anticipated and
all are cordially invited to attend.
The changing seasons brig to US again
the annual day set aside to observe the
memory of the great Washington. This
time the 22d of February falls on sun
day, which will probably hinder many
from celebrating his birth in a truly pa
triotlc style. Still it will give the min
listers of the Country an opportunity to
address both yOurg and old on a subject
dear to every patriotic citizen. In con
sequence the national banks will not be
open tomorrow.
TUESDAYS DAILY.
p. NJ. Burrows of Helena Is at the Park.
Mr.. C. L. Parker of Neihart is at the
Park.
Edward Garland left yesterday for
Chicago.
Bert Largent returned from Helena
yesterday.
o. j. Holmes came down from Helena
yesterday.
Hugo Matthes of Neihart, came down
Sunday night.
A. j. Trigg has been confined to his
room with sickness.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Fletcher last Friday.
T. Cronin took yesterdays east bound
train for Milwaukee.
Senator Gibson returned to his legisla-
tive labors yesterday.
A special meeting of the city council
will be held this evening.
A branch of the Boston is to be started
at Sand COulee this week.
Col. Hunsberger went down to Benton
Sunday to take command"
Tom Kirkendall, who has been sick at
Helena, returned yesterday feeling better.
The %east-bound train was forty five
late yesterday owing to the snow.
Aid. Fletcher is pleased with a new ar
rival at his house-a% bouncing baby boy.
Philip Lewis has made final proof on
10, II and ~, section 81, north range
5 east.
Dick Oatey, one of Bankers leading
men, came down from that burg
Sunday.
DR.. Ladd returned yesterday from the
east, whittier he was summoned by his
death.
G. +. Fullerton, the popular news
who has been laid up with the
grip, is out again.
Clerk Cockrill issued a marriage license
Yesterday to Robert Johnson and Augusta
Of this city.
L. j. Morrison of Philbrook, who has
been spending a few days in town, lett
Tor Helena yesterday.
Bernard Brown, a prominent rcal-estate
nan Of Helena, passed through town
yesterday en- route east.
Chas. E. Conrad, vice-president of the
National bank, came up
rom Benton yesterday. I
The delinquent tax sale commences in
he treasurer's Office today at 10 a. m.
md continues till all are sold.
Tuck Lambert and Attorney Donovan '
eturned Sunday from their trip to Mel
lart and White sulphur Springs. J
Parties in from Neihart report three ,
eet of snow on the divide between that |
and White Sulphur Springs.
The funeral of the late Goodman c. =
Wilson took place at his late residence, -,
3 Third street south, yesterday afternoon. l
Here is a snap: Yellow Perch, Silver ;
ierring. and pickerpl at IN cants nor =