The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-31
From Thursdays Daily.

AL Hockett and wife are IN the city
from Barker.
Harry Skinner and c. S. O'Dell are in
town from Sand Coulee.
II. +. Collect returned from an extend
ed eastern trip yesterday.
d. L. Tracy got back yesterday from a
trip to ST. Paul and Chicago.
W. II Davenport of the Park theatre
returned from Missoula yesterday.
Dan Carpenter and A. H. Ross of Bar
ker are taking in the sights of the county
seat.
F. r. Wallace has conveyed to B. W.
Crowninsiield, lots 8 and 8, block 1856,
for $4,000.
II. Kirkendail offers $40 reward for the
return OF W mules that strayed from his
camp about a week ago.
j. A. Coran, of the Butte & Coston COM
pany, left for Great Falls yesterday to
look after the company's interests there.
Standard.
Houston d johnson sold Yesterday to
CD. Hilderbrand lot 2, block 1875, Sixth
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets
north, for $3.50.
Robert Blankenbaker is in the city from
Box Elder. He reports sheep in excel
lent condition and claims the weather has
been most favorable for stock in his sec
ton.
r. W. Thomson, editor of the Belt
Mountain Miner, Is again in town. The
material for his new paper h s arrived,
hence Tommy Is joyful. He leaves fol
Barker today.
OF l4l rooms in the Park hotel not one
last night was vacant. If this does no
speak well for the management of this
popular hostelry we don't know what
better evidence you would want.
Miss +. l.. Philbrook, o; Minneapolis,
will be at the Park hotel today with an
elegant display of imported costumes
Madam Zoe accompanies Miss PhilbrOOk
with q choice stock Of French millinery.
c. f. Fullerton, the stationery man, hat
just returned from a trip to the FlatheaC
country. He is quite enthusiastic ovel
the future outlook of that section and
thinks It is going to be settled up rapidly
The regular meeting of the w. c. T
L. will be held this afternoon at three
o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms subjec'
Social Purity" This will be Il meetins
of unusual interest. All ladies' invited
Milwaukee house: Lora Lux, city
James Beatty, Benton; q kider, he!
ena; L Wilder, Augusta; ii L Ser1uce
seattle; ] c johnson, Benton; j
Thompson, Sheep Creek; F Fl Jones
city.
G, II. Austin, Benjamine Romney, '
W. Mullery and II. Mortag, are the in
corporators of the Chestnut Valley Lodg
No. 80 Building association. The cap1
tai stock is $4,000, divided into 80
shares. The incorporates will act as III
trustees.
Woodbridge House: w G Rigge, Bar
ker; j G Deveny, A~sslnnlboine: X .
Grove, Minnesota; James Mccoy, Wan
SEGA, Mimi; j Patterson, Truly, Mont.
John Kelly, John Burke, A%ssinniboine
f K Dawson, D A Mclean, city; Franz
Elliott, Sand Coulee, Chas Macarthur, Ar
thur.
Mr.. Ephraim Donahoe, who has beef
visiting friends and relatives at Kincar
dine for the last faw months, returned II
his home In Great Falls, Montana, or
Friday last. He returned alone, however
notwithstanding many rumor,to the effec
that he would not do sO.-Kincardine
Ont, Review.
Johnny Murphy and Charles Nelson
have leased the bar and fixtures Of tn
Frisco hotel at Nelhart and are going ont
to that camp today to fix up a tirst-cIasi
saloon. Both gentlemen are very popular
IN Great Falls and no doubt will soor
succeed in establishing a good business
IN that lively camp.
Stanley Mapes had yesterday placed or
record a United States patent for tn cas-
half of the northeast quarter, section n