The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-24
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

yesterday.
Fol the best Accident Insurance policy
go to Phil Gibson.
John Land and wife of Monarch are
guests at the Milwaukee homse.
Finest line of cigars in the city at
Meyendorf q Co.'S, Park hotel.
A new meat aud fish stand will soon be
opened at No. ID Second street south.
John McCassy, Larry Neihart and John
Wilson returned to Neihart yesterday.
Company A are requested to meet at
1880 p IN. Friday. A. Jensen, captain.
Gus Okerman OF Kibbey and John
Williams of the T. w., are at the Park.
Oats from Sun River. ANY amount Il,
reasonable figures. Inquire at the Park
stable.
b, H. Langley, r. M.Smith and Messrs
johnson and Mills returned from Mon
arch yesterday.
Daniel Elgle, a former subject oil Queen
Victoria, yesterday took out his first nat
uralization papers.
Ladies' and childrens' cloaks at exac,
cost; 1000 yards staple print at &c. W
B. Raleigh Il Co.
Basil Constantine has filed notice of
locatlon of the Athens" quartz lode in
the Tiger Butte mining district.
Nine hundred yards of wool, double
width dress goods worth from 80c to Zoe
for 421ac. W. b. Raleigh & Co.
The land contest case of j. L. Lee VS..
Elias Van Norman which was tried in
Helena, was decided in favor of Lee.
Dyas & Jones yesterday made thiag.
lively on Second street by selling at auc
ton the furniture of the Osborn house
1t is reported that a portion of the
townsite of Monarch has been jumped b.,
parties who have discovered rich veins o
mineral.
The grand jury yesterday found true
bills against K. M. Corbin for burglary
and W against James Evans for grant
larceny.
Daniel Elgie has filed a water righ'
claim for 500 inches on Arrow creek
Also another tor 800 from a spring In hi
neighborhood.
The Star Mining company, under tn,
management of James Carrier, will 500,
commence work on their property OF
Carpenter creek.
Mrs. Hotchkiss has issued invitation
to her lady friends for q reception To b
| given FRIDAY afternoon between the hour
of 4 and 8 o'clock.
If you wish to ave from 25 to IS pc
cent put in q good supply of towels as We
have put them down to bed rock prices
W. B. Raleigh u Co.
H. Mathes, formerly of the Milwaukee
house, but now a wholesale liquor deale
of NeihHrt, reports business beyond hi
expectations In that camp.
Clarence E. Trusty left for Minneapoli
yesterday. He has been visiting hi
sister here, Miss Trus'y, who is employed
in the county recorders Office.
Henry Wilson, the old-time liverymar
at Neihart, now meets the train at Mon
| arch with an omnibus capable of seating
"a passengers. Henry is prospecting.
There Is a rumor to the effect that Cut
Bank, Montana, will be the end of a di
vision on the Great Northern Ry. II
llhL Is Lne case tuoTo 10 IldDie W Ne I
good town at Cut Bank.
Mr.. Ed. Kelvin, the new train dispatcher
| on the Great Falls & Canada line al
Great Falls. is in town today, on his way
| south to enter on his duties at the Falls
-~Lethbridge News.
Mr.. Hunt of Hunt q Holscher, archl-
tects, was married in Minneapolis on the
i 18th ipSf Ha rofprpa1 with his hritE. D.,
Great Falls Yesterday and was warmly
welcomed by friends. We extend con
gratulations.
David Thomas Was In the tolls again
yesterday. He was up before Judge
Race for disturbing the peace and wa
given two hours to get out of town. This
is the same individual who was fined $40
by Judge Huy on Tuesday last.
G. H. Hamilton, who is one of the old.
est employees or the Montana Central.
having worked In the general Offices Al
Helena for Il number of years, passed
through Great Falls yesterday on his way
to accept a position on the Eastern Rail
way of Minnesota.
Thomas Hunnewell of Deep creek who
had his shoulder dislocated by being
thrown from a horse, is doing nicely and
will soon be around again. The atmns
phere around the offending cayuse will
be of a decidedly dark tint when Tommy
IS able to stick on the hurricane deck
again.
Park arrivals Wm B%urkenbuel, Sun
River; Fred r Gordon. Letnbridge; 6 L
Martin, Chicago; 7 S Merchant, San
Francisco; f butcher, Detroit, Mich; II
Won Tobel, Lewistown; Jno Castner, Bel!
5 Hong. Truly; B A Langley, b Haskell
l. E Johnson, Helena; G Okerman, Mon
arch; A C Miller, Carlo, Ill.