The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
H WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SPRAY OF THE L
sATU A DAILY.

Look out for Joe Conrad's change of aG
tomorrow.
Julius Miller left yesterday for La
Crosse, Wis.
A. H. Nelson, the Helena attorney, re
turned to that city yesterday.
Ole Olson was fined s. and costs yes
terday for creating a disturbance.
F. E. Gage of w. B. Raleigh Il Co. lef.
for u business trip to Boston Yesterday.
Yesterday was payday for the Great
Northern at this point, and the boys were
sll happy.
Steven B.. Rulegh made final proof on
his pre- -emption before the district clerk
yesterday.
f. l.. Williams, general book agent, has
books for his patrons at the Cascade hotel.
Please call.
Samuel Quail returned from Helena
yesterday, aud says he perfers Great
Falss of the two places.
There was a large attendance at the
dance of the Great Falls Social club Id
Arion hall last evening.
j. G. Sheppard bookkeeper for Shepard
Stems Il Co. at Harve. returned to that
lively tent town yesterday.
Charles Cole the rustling expressman
is wearing a very neat cap, telling in
golden letters his occupation.
Frank Miller of Glasgow, engineer IN
the Great Northern, who has been visit
ing here, returned home yesterday.
F. G. Smith, who came here recently
from Wisconsin, was taken dangerously
sick and sent to the county hospital yes
terday.
j. w. Merrill u Co. display a very tasty
sign in front of their off ce at 124 Central
avenue, the work of Rubottom ~ Gil
christ.
William Halvpll was before Judge Huy,
accused of drunkenness, and was fined
$40 and costs. In default Of that amount
he was sent To Jail.
q. W. Ryan, formerly baggage master
here, returned Yesterday from Il two
months visit East.
The "Miners' Home is the name of a
new sample room just opened on First
avenue south. Messrs. Buklns & Olson
are the propri tors.
J. X. Clark e. Co., concluded the sale
yesterday Of 10000 shares of Common
wealth mining stock.
Mr.. NJ. S. Burns of the Merchants
bank leaves for Butte today to spend a
few days visiting friends.
1t was 10 degrees below zero yesterday
morning, and pretty cold all day. The
indications are that today will be one of
the coolest days of the winter.
Mrs. Woodbridge says the price of tick
cts for the ball Monday evening will be
81, admitting one gentleman and his lady
or ladies.
About thirty Knights of Pythias sat
down to Il banquet Thursday night in
their castle hall and spent two hours in
q feast of reason and tiowOf soul. Judd
Bros. of the Merchants restaurant fur
nished the meLu.
p. NJ. Larson INDUCED in too much
drink Thursday evening and was lodged
in the city Jail. He appeared before
Judge Huy, yesterday, and paid a fine of
$40 and costs for his fun. ,
Attention is called to the advertisement
OF Mey-ndorff Il &c. of the Park hotel
cigar stand. This firm keeps d fine line 7
OF cigars and tobaccos and smokers goods
of all kinds. {
Park arrivals: Miss Twohy, St Paul; NJ !
A Adams, Des Moiues, Iowa; George ID
Eaton, San Francisco; w T Butler, Stiles /
ID Jones, Butte; Geo w Miller, Chicago; =
Is Percy Clark, Choteau; | M Miller of d
the Standard; G Curtis, Sand Couiee. !
A gentleman On the train yesterday
from Butte informed a tribune reporter
mat the weather was quite mid when he I
lett that camp, and grew perceptibly
colder when the Missouri was reached.
we must have been in the storm center. q
A very fine vocal concert will be given /
next Tuesday evening, Feb. "a, at the v
church for the benefit of the Con
gregational society Of this city. The pro-
gramme, which is Il most attractive one, )
be given in full in tomorrow's TRI- C
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Frank Ogilvie who lives on a ranch
lear town, was arrested yesterday on a
sworn out by a neighbor, &C. 1t
using him of stealing a chain. The y
lccus.d denied the charge in toto, and Y
furnished bonds for his appearance next IL
Tuesday.
A party, evidently intoxicated. drove Il
town yesterday in a manner that !
'eminded one of the early days. 1t is a J
shame that such sights should be o
)e Graded before respectable women and G
If drunken people wish to ex.
libit themselves let them keep off the I,
main street. +
After defraying Chas. Williams funeral e
the committee in charge had !
'nough funds left to make a nice present =
0 his mother. Thanks are extended to
III who contributed. J. ID. Martin deserves N
lue credit for his part in raising the Il
money. tf
E. H. Briggs, dentist, has opened an a.
fife in the Collins g. Lepley building on IL
bird street south. Mr.. Briggs is from
York, and has had nine years of C
Experience in the business, and warrants III
II of his work to give the best satisfac- NJ
His card appears elsewhere in this dl
'sne. st