The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17
r OF THE FALLS.
The mer curry is falling.

John Sinclair returned from Helena
yesterday.
Mr.. John j. Carter, of Helena, is in
the city on business.
The atmosphere had more winter in it
last night tnan for many days past.
Howard Ciiss was a passenger on the
train from Helena yesterday.
For Rent-Two six room houses on the
motor line. Inquire OF B. Harris.
Oats from Sun River. Any amount at
reasonable figures. Inquire at the Park
stable.
l.. +. johnson. division superintendent
of the Montana Central, went out to Mon
arch Yesterday.
Guard against any possible injury by
insuring in the Accident Insurance Co.
Phil Gibson, Agent.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to John McNamaran and Sevrine
Foss, both of Sand Coulee.
A special gospel meeting will be held
at the Presbyterian church Friday even
ing. All denominations are cordially in
vited to participate.
A gentleman called at the TRIBUNE
Office last night and wanted to know in
what year Jim Fisk was killed. Can
any one inform him?
The Knights of Pythias meet in the
Masonic hall this evening Tor the install.
latlon of officers. A full attendance Of
members especially requested.
, Hose Company No. 3. has elected the
/ the following offices for the ensuing year
Foreman, Silas White; assistant foreman,
Frank Cess; secretary and treasurer, Il.
l.. Cronkhite.
There will be a meeting of the Ram
bow Club on Saturday evening, Jan. II
at 8 p. m. All members are requested
to be present as important business vii
be transacted. F. f. SHuR, Sec.
William Morgan has filed notice o.
placer claim en- an island in the Missouri
river situated in sections 5 and 8, town
ship 20 north, range 4 east, and known a
Black Eagle island.
An interesting meeting of the w. c. 7
L. WAS held yesterday afternoon at thu
y. Mo. A. rooms. parliamentary Usage
was the subject of discussion and it wa
intelligentlY handled by the ladies.
A. 7. Kellison has sold ten acres o
of land to William j. Ludwig for $40O
1t is situated in the southwest quarter o
r the northwest quarter of section q
township 81 north, range 4 east.
The annual meeting of the stakeholder
of the Cascade Bank (|incorporatedD o
Great Falls, Mont, will be held Saturday
January "a, 1891, at their banking hous
in Great Falls, Mont, at 80 p. IN.
Vaughn, Hughes g. Co. have a first-clss
feed store in the Arvon block. They kee
constantly on hand the first quality @
-four, buckwheat, graham, rye f1ou>
cracked wheat, corn meal, etc. Give ther
. trial.
The Troy steam laundry opened up 70
business yesterday, with Il. A. PInney u
proprietor. II is located in the old cleo
trio light building on Second avenu
South and is thoroughly equipped i
l every respect.
The w~atchfulness of the police officer
has been such during the past few week
I hat no more is heard of the festive ga
p roter or the frisky sand-bagger; and
sense of quiet and security pervades a
! the precincts of this progressive an
!. prosperous principallty.
= S. r. Harley Of Neihart has sold to ="
J. Kennedy and E. X. Clingan all his II
terest in the Cascade and 1ankee quart
lodes, situated 1900 feet west of the Ma
8 Il Edna; also all his interest In the Dee
: and Lick lodes located at the head c
!, Spring Coulee for $4,000.
The Methodist sociable enormously an
n nounced in the Leader to take place las
evening will be given this Thursday
" nNopinu at thu hnmp nf MIR and NrS
Prince, corner Sixth avenu and Seventh
= street north. A cordial invitation is eX
b tended to the public 70 be presror.
The regular meeting of Sheridan Post
No. 10, q. A. r., will be held mt Mlno,
hall at 1880 p. IN. sharp, Friday Jan. 10
The officers for the ensuing year will be
e installed at this meeting. All old sol
diers, whether members of the G., A. r
or not, are earnestly invited TO he present.
James A. Carrier and Joe Pepper To-
. Gated last Monday, as u placer claim, the
Il island containing between thirty and
forty acres, wing IN the big bend of the
Missouri river, opposite this city. 1t il
claimed that gold can be found on this
island in paying quantities. The locator
e think they have struck IA bonanza ano
Will commence operations at once.
Miss Lizzie Wallace and MIR. Charlie
!, Beebe are to be married this evening q
' the residence Of the Rev. MI. Reed
After the ceremony invited que SITS viii
repair to the Merchants restaurant, "her
> a fine supper will await them: mis-
Walla7a Is the daughter OF Wi'iian
Wallace the baggage IN ter AZ the 1eH"'
t Mr. beebe is an employee at the Boston 1
Montana smeitsr.