The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-09-12
THURSDAYS DAILY.

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tar of s. s. Hawkins, and George Goodau,
a prominent local contractor, have been
issued. The happy event occurred yes
terday morning at the residence of the
brides parents, only a few intimate
friends being present. The ceremony
performed by Rev. Coombe, and A.
G. Coleman and Miss Ollie Hawkins
acted as groomsman and bridemaid. The
bride were a camel's-hair travelling gown
trimmed in jet and looked very hand
some. The fortunate twain left on the
morning train for Helena, whence they
will shortly return. They will reside at
GOT Fifth avenue north and after the 18th
inst. will be at home to their friends. On
Saturday evening they will hold a recep-
ton at the handsome home of the brides
parents or Fourth avenue north. The
TRIBUNE heartily joins a host Of friends
in warmest Fluctuations and in the hope
that their days may be long and filed
with every Joy the welded state affords.
Work on the Boston & Great Falls
street railway extension progresses rap
idly. The road will extend straight out
Central avenue as far as Fifteenth street
and from there will branch off to the
land belonging to the Boston & Great
Falls Land company. Already the iron
has been ordered and is on the way and
the ties have been purchased in Missoula
county. While east, Supt. Dickinson
bought for the company two very hand
some new cars, and these also will oon
be on the road.
A double wedding took place at the
Great Western hotel last evening. The
happy grooms and not less happy brides
were Messrs. George w. Powell and
Nels Peterson and Misses Bertha Miller
and Emma Nelson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Reid. The wedding
feast, as might be expected, was all that
heart could wish, and until the "wee sma
hours" merriment and pleasure reigned
supreme. A host of friends congratu-
lated the two happy couples who start
thus joyously on life's voyage.
The opera house progresses at a most
encouraging rate. Practically all con-
tracts are let except for heating. 1t is
said the inside furnishings will be of a
very handsome description. Speaking
of the seating yesterday Architect Cobb
remarked that nc house between st.
Paul and the coast would have such
handsome, convenient and comfortable
chairs.
FRIDAY S DAILY.
The enormous oat crop is not all cut
and in places will not be for two weeks
to come. There has been great difficulty
iu securing binders in Sun river valley
Receipts as yet are very light. Murphy
Maclay g. Co. and Vaughn, Hughes &
Co. have each purchased from 1000 tC
| IN On np,,nIc AS NOT mora than fnnI
or five deal in the commodity there have
probably not been more than 10000 OF
$4,000 pounds marketed. The latter firm,
above mentioned purchased 5000 pounds
of Hon. Paris Gibson alone. 1t is est
mated that the senator will harvest in
all not less than 5000 bushels. Any es
innate of the crop is simply impossible,
but beyond aquestion it will be the largest
ity also it is said to be very fine anC
heavy. About loo bushels of wheat
have been received at the mill.
A local sport is in receipt of a lettel
from Carol, the soldier, or rather from
Sergeant Curran, which is his correct
name, in which he expresses a willing
ness to meet the Black Pearl in a tinisl
fight. George Shannon left yesterda!
for Assiniboine to make necessary ar
rangements. The match will probabl.
not be on before the latter part of thu
month. Carol ranks as a heavy weight
fighting at about 1G0. The Black Pear
fights at 147. Carol is said to be
heavy hitter and to take punishment
well. Should this match fall through
Paddy Harrington, heavy weight cham
pion Of Wisconsin, desires to come OF
and meet the Pearl.
The Park hotel is to have e~xtensiv,
improvements, plans for the same hav
ing been already drawn by Architec
Cobb. The entire front will be re
modelled, an ornamental front and plat
glass windows being put in. The bill
lard room and bar will change places
At the head of the dining room will b'
partitioned off a coat room and ordinar.
and in the rear of the building will b
a laundry, store room, vegetable celia
and cold storage room. The entire Offic
and dining room is to have a floor q
narrow white maple laid in imitation q
moorish thing.
The finest work on ready made gan
ments, the prettiest trimmed goods an
undoubtedly the best fitting suits eve
shown in Great Falls were those jus
opened at The Boston. We have neve
seen tastier mems wear than these suit
and overcoats, and as they are fully 8
per cent. less than the same garment
could be made by a local tailor we pre-
} dict a large sale for them. Drop in thei
place of business next door to the Firs
National bank and look them over, as
will be worth your while.
Mr.. f. II. Aherns, recently of low;
has located in Great Falls and becom
identified with one of the well-know
business firms of the city, having pul
chased from Mr.. r. d. Becken an inter
est in the New York Cash Bazaar. MI
Aherns is an experienced and enterpris
ing young man, and he expresses himseI
as much pleased with Great Falls an